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Clover Payments Not Yet PERKS FUNDERLAND j Admitting that he had stated at the December meeting of the week (the 2nd week in Decem- Co. Committee of Agriculture ber), all claims outstanding PRIZEWINNERS j that he had not received any would be cleared. complaints from creditors of NOT HAPPY Clover Meats who were to be Cleared Cllr. Tom Cunningham said for official business for just 56 ATROCIOUS TIMING paid 50 per cent of their claims, that he had raised objections days. following the collapse of the among farmers concerned." said [t ents broke about the payments from the It can cmly be said that the Because we have the highest plant, Cllr. Jim Harty, Chairman, Cllr. Harty, "is that they are bV^' nf n the very beginning and he still had stated at the January monthly backs of some farmers. timdrig of the recommendation number of seats per head o£ the not satisfied with the system to siay that the farmers Involved made by the Review Body on meeting of the Committee held and that room for some kind said that he had also since were not one bit happy about population it is far easier to get In Dungarvan last Monday that Higher Remuneration in the of bonding system as a safe- been approached by creditors the situation. "They only got a parliamentary job here than since then seven or eight far- guard for the future still of Clover Meats some of whom half of what was owed to them Public Sector could not be in any other European country. mers had informed him that exists." » considerable numbers but half Is not enough," he worse. In feet it can only be they had not so far been Daid CUr. Harty added that the said. We have one T.D. representing on foot of their claims. "The he a0t closure of Clover and their fore it^ a L ! °™ just be- Mr. Harrington said that for admitted that it is atrocious every 20,000 voters compared feeling throughout the county ilwas cll0S6d a'nd for which coming as it does whien wide- failure to meet their financial law never been Wild. He people who were owed money to Britain where the ratio is said that one of these was a by clover Meats and who were spread calls are being made for in need of money, every day one M.P. far every 80,000. A fnmn wh° had sent all of cuts in public sett vice expendi- U.S. Congress member repre- that the payments were held up ture and even as the Govern- £10,000 worth of cattle to the was a day too long. He said sents up to half a million factory and had not received that they should call on Mr. ment Ss attempting to agree a constituents! one penny for them since. "I O'Loughlin to pay ail the out- national budget which many Congratulations For think it is a sad state of af- standing creditors Immediately said Mr. Harrington, and that they should express expect ito bring about their Apart from the "basic" that those in charge of mak- to him the grave dissatisfaction downfall because of the huge salaries, TD's and Senators also ing these oaymients are drag- g eh feet in thls of the Committee of Agriculture deficit it will contain. enjoy a number of added Champion Amateur Jockey / 1 ' manner at the manner In which some "perks." First off one-third of and that they are paying some farmers had been done such a The recommendation calls for Mr. John Quealy, Coolagh, said Cllr. Harty. "that John and not paying others." the gross amount is tax-free Abbeyside, Dungarvan, who has Quealy has won this champion- grave Injustice. a rise of at least 15 per cent Mr. Harrington then proposed while each member is entitled won the Irish Amateur Jockey ship and Dungarvan should be that a letter be sent to Mr Mr. Michael Kiely (IFA) said for TDs, Senators, judges and to a daily "attendance allow- Championship for 1986 for the very proud of him." Tom O'Loughlin. Secretary of that he could not understand firsit time was warmly congratu- Cllr. James A. iWalsh who why all creditors were not paid senior civil servants. This ance"—£31 for country deputies the I.F.A. Creditors Committee would add about £2,500 a year lated by the members of the seconded the proposal said that organised to protect the inter- by this as the procedure was in and £19 for those living within Co. Waterford Committee of the winning of the amateur ests of the clover Meats Credi- full motion last month. to a deputy's present salary ol a 10-mrille radius. In addition Agriculture at their monthly jockey championship by John tors, demanding that all the Senator M. Queally said that more than £16,500; the faoi- meeting in Dungarvan last Quealy was certainly a great creditors be paid without fur- the 50.9p in the £ agreed so many of the siltting members Monday. achievement and lit was only ther delay. long ago wias only worth 35p I seach on £38,000 would get also duuvw pensions in respect anotjher £5,000 and the Opposi- Proposing the vote of con- right that a letter of congratu- At the December monthly now. He added that the farmers I of previous Ministerial terms gratulations to the champion lations should be sent to him meeting of the Committee, a concerned were certainly not' tion Leader on roughly £34,000 white they also have the most jockey. Cllr. Jim Harty, Chair- from the Committee to mark letter from Mr. O'Loughlin satisfied with the outcome. would get about the same. man said that John Quealy was the occasion. stated thiat payments of 50.9p. "The Committee in charge of generous travelling allowances not attached to any particular The proposal was passed un- in the £ were being paid to all this matter did a disservice to We undeistand that the re- not to mention the free postage stable and winning the amateur animously. creditors and the CAO. Mr J the customers of Clover Meats commendation has already on mountains of free stationery jockey championship was a John Quealy Is son of Mr. Kingston stated at the same by accepting the 50p in the £ settlement," he said. been agreed by the Coalition ais well as free telephones in the tremendous achievement for and Mrs. Sean Quealy, Coolagh, meeting that he had been as- and main Opposition parties him. "This is the first, time," Abbeyside. sured that by the following The Committee unanimously Houses of the Oireachtas, all agreed to take the matter of the and that it will receive the courtesy of the taxpayers. outstanding payments due up approval of the Oireachtas with Mr. O'Loughlin as a mat- Three young prizewinners in a draw held at Perks Amuse- without any discussion as soon White the "actual" salaries of ter of urgency at a meeting to ments Funderland in Dungarvan Sports Centre pictured with be held as soon as it can be ar- Mr. Russell Perks. They are twins Ann-Marie amd Patricia as the 'Dail and Seanad resume Dail deputies rank near the ranged. after the Christmas holidays. In bottom of the list of the 12 Walsh, 68 Childers Estate, Dungarvan and (centre) Stephen other words it lis going to countries in the European Future Looks Good For Fraher, 26 Comeragh Crescent, Dungarvan. (.Rory Wyley) sneak through without any Community, the in-built incen- rumpus. No heed to state the tives and perks cany them reason why! almost to the top of the table. REMAINS FLOWN The 9et up nhist, once more, If electoral reforms to include Youthful Athletes the reduction in the number of Hocus attention on the urgent J HOME FOB BURIAL BUHCUMDY need for the reform of our Dail deputies by ome third to The remains of Mr. Eugene electoral system which at pre- roughly 100 and the abolition (Gene) Sheehan who died last week in Boston were flown BOUTIQUE sent sees ug with far too many of the Seanad were introduced then no one would quibble at home for burial and arrived at Dail representatives. A move Shannon Airport last Monday LISMORE towards th6s end has been paying them higher salaries but morning. They were then con- initiated by the present govern- as things stand at present it is veyed by read to Lismore where nothing short of disgraceful Requiem Mass was celebrated ment and during the past week in St. Carthage's Church at 11 Fantastic Winter a leading Fianna Fail T.D. has that they should vote them- a.m. suggested thiait the number of selves the increases now pro- Mr. Sheehan. who was aged Dail deputies should be reduced posed by the Review Body. 82 was a well-known figure in SALE the Cathedral town which he by one-third and he even went ALMOST A CENTURY visited regularly. A veteran of STARTS FRIDAY, JANUARY 16 further by saying that there AGO thP War of Independence and should be a limit to the amount th' Civil War he was a mem- of (time a, T.D. could stay in We are indebted to Michael ber of the West Cork Brigade of those diavs and counted am- the Dail'—two to three full Landens, Publican, Grattan ong hls friends the late Presi- terms—with a compulsory re- Square, Dungarvan for an dents de Valera and Sean T. tiring age. opportunity to look over an old O'Keliy. the late Dan Breen and cash ledger With dates going the late General Tom Barry. The Taoiseach and a number He emigrated to Boston in of Government Ministers in- back to a period from 1890 to thi« 192C's where he established cluding Minister for Agricul- 1893. The accounts listed and an undertaking busifness. Fol- ture Austin Deasy have already thle prices charged in those days lowing the Requiem Mass in St. are quite unimaginable corn- Carthage's on Monday, the in- called for the elimination of terment took place In the ad- multi-seal constituencies. Re- paired to nowadays when a pint joining cemetery. cently the Minister for Com- costs £1.40 and a "half-one" munications, Mr. Mitchell pro- £1.1 Op. posed the establishment of an One entry details the cost of DUNGARVAN All-Party Commission to report a naggim of brandy at a single on a> reform erf the Proportional shilling (old money) with five Representation voting system bottles of siodn at two pence pointing out that our existing per bottle. Other entries in- GOLF electoral process simply en- couraged competition between clude 4 lb. tea at 1/4; 8 lbs. of poMtical parties and candidates sugar 1/4; 1 lb. soap 3d; { pint CLUB in mullti-seat constituencies whiskey 1/2; 4 lai:ge stouta whlich merely added to rather (presumably bottles) 1/- and a Two youthful members of the UID her first county medal in winter elements thrice weekly. than made a saving on the glass of whiskey 4d. very progressive Oappoquin- the Waterford cross country They work under the careful NOTES Biscuits were selling at 2d per Balllnameela Athletic Club championships. guidance of Mick Lacey. who overall cost to the taxpayer. (BLE) seem destined to enjoy Since then she has won has proved of Invaluable assist- RESULTS Some financial institutions can't seem to afford the packet, ai bottle of ale at 2|d. ance to bcth young athletes Mon./W.ed./Fri. 14 Hole Sta- time. You're lucky if you're even bid the time of day. Iin 1985 the Dail clocked up exciting successful athletics countless other honours and is a bottle of sherry wine 2/6 and careers. the dual county track and field and they in turn are quick to blefordi—1. Mil. Morriissiey (14) 35 At First National our time is all yours, including a total of 96 business days and 2 ozs. of tobacco cost 6d. Todate Nlamh Scanlan (13) and cross country champion in make the point that their suc- pts.; 2, R. Kiely CIS) 33 pts. cesses todate are due in large lunchtime and Saturday mornings in many branches. by comparison the British All the entries in the ledger, and Corlnna Walsh (12) have her age category for both 1985 Thursday lsit compeltliMon can- House of Commons sat for over chalked up a quite astounding and' 1986. measure to Miick. celled. Saturday 3rd>—14 hole v. So whether you're saving, investing or planning which is in remarkably good Of course in his own sporting par — 1. T. Lineen (11) 4 up; 200 days, the French parlia sequence of victories both on C'orinnia has also won Indivi- for retirement, we'll provide you with solid security condition despite the fact that the track and in the cross dual Munster medals in track days Mick Lacey was an out- 2, M. MciNiamiara (114) 4 up; 3, ment about 190 days aind the iit is now almost a century old, country arena. And such is and field and cross country, but standing hiirler and starred on P. M'CGovern (.14) 4 up. Sunday and a range of interest rates that are second to none. U.S. Congress for almost 150 their commitment to the sport her greatest achievement to many a Waterford senior hur- 4th — IB Hote Stableford and Your money in First National is your secret. date was unquestionably when ling team during the county's Home Aiiilainice — 1, J. Hogain days. Our Senators assembled (Continued on Page 8* that they Hook poised to develop You're the only one who knows how much is invested their exciting careers with still sh.e competed in the recent All- "gtory days." (8) 40 pts.; 2. G. Morrissey further considerable success in Ireland cross country cham- In congratulating Nlamh and >017) 38 pts.; 3, J. Lavan (13) and the amount of interest you earn. First National do the future. pionships in which she won an Corimna on the successes ach- 3i8 pts Category 1 — J. Hogan not disclose this information to anyone. Nlamh scanlan took up ath- individual medal and was a ieved so far, we wish them con- (!8) 40 pits.; Clat. l'l— J. Lavan letics in 1981 at the very tender member of the Munster team tinued success for many years 013') 38 ptSi; Cat. I'll'—T. Burkie After all, age of eight. However she took that won the first region prize. to come. 016) 36 pts. that's what to the sport like the proverbial TRAINING Picture above shows Niamh friends are for. duck to water and within a FIXTURES Both girls enjoy their train- Soanlan and Corinna Walsh And First Sport For All year had captured her first ing sessions In which they give Mon. Wed'-. Thur. Fri. 14 hole county medal in the track and total commitment. During the with their trophies won over v. pari; Saturday liOlth—14 hole National is the field championships. It was the summer months they train four the past few seasons. Stroke; Sunday lltQi — 18 hole friendliest beginning of a glittering young nights a wee'k and brave the sitirOke. MAIN STREET career within the sport. (Photo: Rory Wyley) building society In fact Nlamh has won in the world. CAPPOQUIN county medals at the track and field championships every year from 1983 to 1986, and for ad- ded good measure won the county Community Games 000 metres title In 1985. ANNUAL Niamh has also won track FIRST NATIONAL and field and cross country BUILDING SOCIETY medals at provincial level in 1984, 1985 and 1986 and recent- ly qualified for the All-Ireland THE FRIENDLIEST BUILDING SOCIETY IN THE WORLD. cross country championships. Clearly a great future lies ahead of this extremely talent- Dungarvan; 22, Grattan Square. Tel. (058)41606 ed young lady about whom so Huge Reductions In All Lines much will bp read and heard Manager: David Reynolds. in the years ahead. Waterford: 31, Barromstraind Street. CORINNA WALSH rice The success story is very Tel: (051) 72867/76832. much the same as far as Cbr- Manager: Paul Finnegan. inna Walsh Is concerned, and she has made a decisive impact Cannick-on- 62, Main Street. Tel: (051)40188. in just two short years of in- Suir Manager: Victor P. Slice. volvement in the sport. It was in 1984 as a 10 year Left to right: Mr. David Reynolds, MMII: Mr. John Lennon, MMII, Chairman of the Youghal: "Bank Mouse" 53, Nth. Main St. old that Corlnna joined the Southeastern Branch of the Marketing Institute of Ireland, and Mr. Bill Walsh, Managing Tel: (024)92604. Oappoquin / Ballinameela A.C. Manager; Michael O'Brien. and in October of '84 she picked Director of the Innovation Group who recently addressed a monthly meeting of the Branch. PAGE EIGHT DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY,FEBRUAR Y137, 1987 .
"SPRATT BALLYDUFF AND DISTRICT NOTES BALLYDUFF SOCCER CLUB which will be held in White- MJck Tobin; Cassie Hyland and F'RUITHHjL, DUNGARVAN (Within 3 miles of Town) church House on February 7th. Jo Hickey; Willie Griffin and (On the instructions of Mr./Mrs. Thomas A. Young) Last Sunday's performance MOre details later. partner. against B'rldevlew in the league IMPORTANT PRELIMINARY NOTICE Next Sunday's Ceili and Set LucKy Tables — Tom Bren- was, without doubt, our finest Dancing Class wl begin at since the formation of the club nock and Kieran Fenton- Bill "THE HUNTING LODGE" 12.15 p.m. instead of the usual Scanlon and Hugh Geary. Mick MAGNIFICENT BUNGALOW RESIDENCE some three years ago. it was 2 p.m. good not so much from the Daly and Davy Feeney, Finnuola (c. 2300 sq. ft. having dormer potential) The second in our series of Hy-nes and partner. sustained quality of our play, traditional singing classes will On we'll laid out site of lawns and gardens and enjoying because sustained quality there Raffle winners were — Moss be held in the Library on Fri- Morrissey, Jim Hyland, Willie splendid marine views. was not, bu,t rather from the day night at 8.30 sharp. Anne sheer intensity of the effort Griffin, Joe English, Con Walsh FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY Kelly from An Rinn Will be in and Robert O'Brien. when the chiips were down. In charge of the class. Solicitors: Lanigan & Curran, Dungarvain. winning 3-2 we keep our league The Music Class will be held I.C.A. NOTES (Having Carriage of Sale) hopes well and truly alive and in the Hall on Thursday night. in our own hands rather than Details from the Auctioneers. The Branch will hold a meet- The January monthly meet- depending upon adverse results ing in the Hall on this Thurs^ ing will take place in St. Mich- fOr other teams. MWEELNA'HORNA, RING day night at 8.30. All members ael's Hall on Tuesday night at George Orwell reckoned that are requested to attend. 8.00 p.m. A film will be shown (On the instructions of Miss Alice Guirran) serious sport, is war without on Medjedgourle and all are ROADSIDE HOLDING c. 25 ACRES shooting, so in the first half of MACRA NOTES welcome to attend. this game we were certainly en- WITHOUT DWELLINGHOUSE gaged In serious sport. There We wish the best of luck to G.A.A. NOTES FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY was a total aversion to shoot- our senior debating team name- A very Important meeting of Detailed particulars next week. ing. as one shot off target could ly, Patsy Ahern, Dave Ahern, hardly be deemed as an at-Paddy Ahern and JOhn Kenny the adult club will take place Solicitors: Murphy & McCullagh, Dungarvan. tempt to endanger life and war- on Saturday. Jan 10th when in St. Michael's Hall on Monday Having Car wage, of Sale. fare certainly existed though they wll] be meeting Drangan, night next at 8.00 p.m. The perpetrated against one another Co. Tipperary. The lads will be purpose of the meeting is the THE LISMORE U-16 HURLING TEAM who won the under-16 county hurling championship appointment of selectors, coach, rather than against our oppon- opposing the motion: "That our when they defeated Mt. Sion 6-7 to 5-4 in the final in a replay. ents. We were two-nil down at educational system provides an trainer and captains for the the break through the conces- inadequate preparation for liv- coming playing season. At this Edmond Spratt & Son, meeting only paid UP Club mem- sion of fairly soft goals and ing." The debate will be held In fit looked like the defence was the Fir Grove Hotel, Mltchelsi- bers will be allowed to vote and M.I.A.V.I. TELEPHONE (058 ) 4.2211 again going to be a malignant town and resorting time is 7.45 fees of £5 for adults and £1 growth on the backside of a sharp. The team will be looking for minors should be paid to potentially good team. for support, so come along in membership officer Eamon Bol- WEST WATERFORD NOTES your thousands. ger on or before Monday night. Whatever happened at half- A discussion will also take place ST. STEPHENS DAY and family. Along with the DEATH OF MICK ROCHE time, however, made for a total- The club are busy "Spreading on minor and u/21 teams for 1 Muteaihysi w-as- one of Ireland's The unexpected death of Mr. ly different, second-half as we 1987. The traditional joint meet of top Chefs., Frank Moynihan of the News" what kind of news the West Waterford1 Hounds- ih Mick Roche, Monatrea, Kinsiale- tore into the gam.e as a team we will leave you to guess. Inci- Kemriy, Frank's- fine voice- enter- and gradually took total con- The juvenile club held their Olashmore on Sit. Stephem's Day beg cast -a great gloom- over the dentally that's the name of the tained all over the holidays:. He entire -area. Mick, a well-known trol. A Sean Pender penalty annual party for club members with Dungarvan Harriers- this will be appearing as a special comedy Ballyduff Macira are on Saturday night last with a gardener at St. Raphael's Hos- Bemsi Eabltp & Co goal brought the game back hoping to stage. A big thank- year ag-ata attracted a large guest on "Good Afternoon" on within reach and when Moss'ie large attendance of players. crowd oi spectators, and1 the pital, Youghal, won many prizes you to John COlemian for all his Also present were John Moore, RTE in mid-January. and a lot of praise for his ex- Glendore House. 23 Church Street. Walsh scored with a splendid help and patience In producing number of horseis and- riders header from a corner, defeat Chairman, Co Bord na nOg, wasi also up on- other years-. pertise and hard work. He was A Dungarvan. Telephone 058 42168 the olay. The club will be host- Also v-isHtlmg Clashmore last a wonderful husband and John Kiely and Jimmy McCar- was out of the question. The ing the Western Drama Finals The- local Boy Scouts held week was 'the well-known winner came about five minutes thy, Chairman and Treasurer father, neighbour -and friend. in a fortnights time, so all their annual- flag day andi soup Paddy Long aind- his wife. Always ready to lend a helping FOR SALE OR LEASE from the end and was a scrappy of Western BOrd na nOg as was stall, both of which were well Paddy enjoyed many- sessions of members Will be requested to our own John Jackson who Is han-d in the community, he will The Sportsman's Inn, Cappotiuin — Lounge Bar & thing scored by. Mos-sie Walsh give a helping hand. sup-pouted and the organisation music and song during the but damn, it was the winner. Secretary of both Bords. be greatly missed by all. Restaurant. The social scene is rather wish to thank all who contri- week but hisi holiday was: cut Fully licensed lounge bar, restaurant and dance hall. Ultimately then a fine team hum-drum at the moment, some Thanks to everyone who help- buted and helped them in any shorit when he had to re-burn His remains were taken to Ground floor newly renovated; excellent turnover. performance, with John Quirke of our lady members have now ed with the organising of the way. home to, attend- a prize-giving Piltown Church on Christmas Viewing strictly by appointment witli s.ole agent. solid In goal, the defence in changed directions and are fac- party, especially Thomas Hy- ceremony in Adare. Paddy re- Eve and following Requiem the end benign -rather than ing towards Lismore for thelan d who provided the enter- PRESENTED ceived 1-st prize in thei county Mass on St. Stephen's Day SILVBRiSPRINGS, DUNGARVAN malignant, midfield totally New Year. tainment. and 2nidl prize In the National burial took place in the adjoin- 3-foedroom bungalow with garage, be/autJlfuliy carpeted dominant in the second half At a preXhrlstmias function Gardens competition. Well done ing cemetery. At the removal A meeting of the Juvenile organisedl by Clashmore Flaninia and decora/ted, wibh many extras, centrally heated. and the vanguard getting the 45 DRIVE Faddy. and burial among the huge at- goals when goals were needed. Club wll'l be held on Tuesday, Fail Cuimiann In Clashmore a tendance were public represen- Results of last Wednesday Jan. 20th in st. Michael's Hall silver inscribed tray was pre- SEA PARK, ABBEYSIDE On last Sunday we welcomed COMHALTAS tatives Jackie Fahey, T.D., Dr. J back Paudie Pender who had a night's 45 drive in St. Michael's at 8.30 p.m. Juvenile club mem- sentedi to Jackie Fahey, T.D., to 3 bedroom bungalow with garage. Also porch at rear; Donal Ormonde, T.D., Ollrs. splendid second half, th vocal Hall are as follows — 1, Mick bership fees of adults £2 and mark 21i years- of service to the completely private garden at back; nerwly carpeted and e Once again- Clashmore Comh- P-atsy Kenneally and John aggression of Mike Walsh and Coleman and Moss Morrissey: £1 are now payable to Jimmy Cumann. During his speech. B-ro-snan and Mayor of Water- decorated; centrally hieaited. altas held a very successful- New big Pat Ryan, compliment also 2, divided by John Lane and Scanlon. Jackie thanked the people o-l Year's Eve party in Decies ford, Cllr. Brian Swift. has to be made to Brendan Cla-shmore for their continued Lounge, CHashmiore. MUsic w-as Rev. Fr. Billy Meehan, C.C. WESTERN TERRACE, DUNGARVAN Dunlea who, though he travel- support. He also spoke o-f his Ideal town investment, old world 2-s-toray town house, provided by Deioies Sound and and Very Rev. Cla-non Joe Mur- led late, also travelled far. many years of personal friendh once agailn the members puit in phy. P.P., officiated, assisted by Brideview as always were ship with the late- Charles a very special effonti to make it Very Rev. Fr. Mansfield, Very WESTERN BAY, DUNGARVAN gracious in defeat and it must Curran aind for the future he Rev. Fr. O'Brien, Very Rev. Fr. 3- CIRCUIT COURT APPEAL Evidence Did Not Warrant dence as he had gone to Eng- land. Judge Kevin O'Higgins said that in his view the evidence Criminal Charge tendered was not sufficient to warrant a criminal charge. He did not believe that the first Patrick Coffey, Whltestown, He was also kicked in the groin She denied that O'Connor had Kilmacthomas, successfully ap- witness had told the whole and as a result sustained a broken the glass before he truth about the incident and he pealed at Dungarvan Circuit serious injury. He had to go to threw It. "Pat had a white shirt Court against ia conviction and could not convict on what he hospital and had an operation. which was covered in blood had said. The evidence of Ray- penalty Imposed by the Dis-In cross-examination by Mr. afterwards," she said, "and trict Court on a charge of oc- mond Cant well was vital and Lanigan-OKeeffe, witness ad- when Peter fell to the ground he was not available and as he casioning actual bodily harm to mitted that after the incident he was kicked by Pat." Peter O'Connor. Tramore, on could not decide beyond a rea- Pat Coffey was taken to a house sonable doubt who was the ag- Sunday, February 3, 1985 at Kill. by the girls who were there Mr. Maher then told the Court that Raymond Oantwell gressor on the occasion he Mr. A. V. Maher, State Solici- and he was told that he had would allow the appeal. tor was for the Director of Pub- his wounds cleaned up there. was not available to give evi- lic Prosecutions and Mr. S.H e and Greg Coffey, a brother Lanigan-OKeeffe. B.L. (instruc- of the appellant, went to the ted by J. F. William^ & Co.) was house to apologise to Pat but for the appellant. his purpose In doing so was not Replying to questions bv Mr. to stop the guards from being Maher. Peter O'Connor stated called but to get to the hospital that on the night, iin question as quickly as he could because GERALDINES G.A.A. he, with his girl friend and two he was In great pain. others, went to Kirwan's pub in Asked whether Coffey had a Kill for a music session. They number of glass cuts over his NOTES arrived at about 8.30 and they eye which required hospital SPONSORED CYCLE and anyone who helped to had some drinks. At about 10 care, witness replied that he On Sulndaiy, December 21'sit we miake this such a wondferfuJ p.m. be saw Raymond Oantwell didn't know that. Asked further heCid our Second Annual Spon- success,. at the bar and a row then if Coffey had got these cuts sored Cycle. It was another, out- Winners of sponsored cards broke out In which Pat Coffey when witness smashed the pint Tim McAuliffe, Manager, Allied Irish Banks, Tallow, presents the trophy for the Tallow Squash Club's AIB Tournament to got a couple of blows. stiaindlng success*. We would like draw: lsit prize, Turkey — Tom glass which he had In his hand to thante all our sponsorsi the ClaJhlll. weitome Inn, Cappagh; winners Aidan Ryan's Team. The other team members are: Neil Twomey, John Joe Henley, Michael O'Neill, Paul Condon. Witness went on to say that and threw It at Coffey, witness boys of Aglish and Villierstown 2nd prize, botitle of whiskey — Also included are Martin Allen, Club Vice-Chairman, and Pat Buckley, AIB. (Photo; Rory Wyley) he tried to separate the pair replied "that was said but it's schools, the four girls, the Siobhan Walsh. Modleligo; 3rd but he "got a couple of digs untrue." members of our club (pasit and prize, tin of biscuits — Miar- and wound up on the floor." garet Dower, Curradarra. Pro- The two who were fighting were present) Who cycled with us, COVERED IN BLOOD moters—>Padd|y Kenneally, Tony put out and as witness left, the Morrissey and Donniacha Tobin. WATERFORD COUNTY COUNCIL premises later the row was still Lily Coffey in evidence said Yoplait Competition going on outside. Witness said that she was with O'Connor .in A good-sized crowd turned up that he had a glass of beer in the pub that night. When he to our dance in the Village Inn his hand and when he got out- left the pub he had a full glass LETTERS TO THE that Sunday night. Sparkling (1) LIBRARY ASSISTANT PANEL, 1987 side Coffey miade a run at him, of beer In hand. Outside there music wast played for us by our Draws Good Response he was thrown to the ground was "a lot of shouting and local group The Decies Sound. and he got another few blows. Peter threw his glass at Pat." ,A great day and night then There' hasi been a great re- from, other counties' in the EDITOR for our Club. sponse from studlemts in COSout. h Eastern Region, (2) CLERICAL OFFICER (ADULT) Thie Edlitor, MONSTER 45 DRIVE WaltieMord to the Yoplait The1 coimipeltltlom is- part of a "Dumgarvain Leader." On Christmas Night we broke Poster Competition. Enitrtes national poster competition CLLR. KYNE AND HEALTH into new ground' bv holding a have been received at local which aims to foster quality PANEL, 1987 BOARD BANKING ACCOUNT Monster 45 Drive in the Muiintir branches andi the head) office of consciousness among young Dear Sir. the Irish Quality Control people. Teachers have said that 1 Na Tird Hall. This was our. first Applications are invited from qualified persons who In, 187a the South Eastern venture and it turned out a real Association. These are now be- -as a result of the competition wish to be considered for inclusion on thiei above panels. Health Board, after a 'lot of smash hit. People poured in ing judged together with those students are paying more deliberation aind, it is said, some from everywhere to make it attention to the importance of Age: Applicants shall be not less than 17 years subtle tabbying, gave their another outstanding success, quality and hygiene. It is open and not more than 27 yeais of age on 1st banking account to the Bank of to aUili se-ccnd level schools in we would like to thank the January, 1987. Ireliand'. This was a lucrative ladies who served the teas and the country and there are aiccourut for the Bank and also all who played in the drive. separate categories for under, attracted many of the Health Education: Each candidate must have obtained at THANKS TO ALL alnid over, fifteen years age Board's staff into ithe Bainik off Touraneena groups. least Grade D ,in five subjects including Ireland as, customers. On behalf of our ciub we wish to thank the following moslt Preliminary judging will take Mathematics, a,nd either English, or Irish In recent imonlthsi the Blank sincerely: Vary Rev. Fr. Wm. place diuring January and (or- four- subjects i'f. Irish is included) from has S'tiaittetdi it® intention to in- Cialllanian, P.P. for, the use of Notes county winners- will be notified the approved' list of subjects in the Depart- troduce new changes for lodg- the field, the Dungarvan Lea- in February. A special presen- ment of Education Leaving Certificate ments.. cashing etc., In addition der for coverage of these notes., tation to winners ini the South Examination, or have passed an examina- to the normal interest charges the Cotter family for the use G.A.A. NOTES Eastern Region will take place oh overdraft. Oni the basis off the of their lounge The Village Inn SMabh gCuia/S't. Mary's G.A.A. eanly in Miarch. The overall tion of equivalent standard, or have matri- current' activity in the Bank the Aglish Miuintir Na Tire for Club held their A.G.M. on Sun- regional winners will then go culated in the National University of Ire- account these charges in a full 'the' use of the hall and anyone day week in the Parish Hall through to the national final land, Dublin University or an equivalent year would exceed £180,000. who helped' the club. Thank and as usual a very large crowd which will take place in Dublin Body. The Bank has been told* by you again,. attended. The following officers before Eaister. tihe CEO ,thait there 1st noSENIO R CITIZENS PARTY were elected for the coming In addition, candidates for the Library agreement on charges aind there A big crowd attended the year- Presidents — Eddie Kir- Assistant Panel must have obtained at least wan, Very Rev. Fr. Keating, is no rlghlt to debit them senior oitizene party which, was Grade D in Irish and English, plus at least agarinisiB the Board's account. P.P., Rev. Fr. Lloyd. C.C.: Chair- held in Whltechuroh House man — Pierce Butler: Secretary Grade C in twio higher level papers in the The changes don't aippliy rto Hotel in December. The com- —a^ iHcaraij Treasurer — Dec- ,n.uitJl-ioirlltfv ,ixM50um,t« lueld by ^^Tjc^w^cf?"— ~ LISMORE CAMOGIE avinCattifticate E.xttUT\ina.tior\. tlhe Banik (but they intend To wvy Ned Burke,"P"*J. Queally, Sean Application Forms and full particulars may be ob- CHILDREN'S PARTY Whelan, Michael Quinia-n. frhem against the Board. The 'Aguish Muinitir Na Tire held tained by sending a. stamped, self-addressed envelope, at Bank oi Ireland has now writ- a terrific party for the children Hurling selectors—Ned Burke, ten to give notice thait lif the NOTES least 9" x 4" in size, to the County Secretary, Arus of the parish on Sunday. De- Sean Whelan. Football selectors Brug'ha, Dungawan, to whom ciomplieted applications Hoard did not agree before De- cember 14. It was einjoyed by — Sean Whelan. Michael Quin- As we have come to the end of cember 14,, 1'9'8 3 to the payment both parents and children. tan. 19yt> we can look oack on our must be returned not lat'er than 5.00 p.m. on Thursday, of charges < which would be HURLING TEAM Hurling captain — John Dal- most successful year to-date. We 22nd January, 1987. phased in,) the' Bank would for- Getrolldiines will field a hurl-1 ton: Vice-Captain — Dec White. had a great start to the year in mally request the board to ing team this year (1987). It is Football Captain — james Con- February, winning the post- make alternative banking ar- of interest to know that in don: Vice-Captain — Declan poned 1.985 senior county linial rangements before 15th. 'March every decade from the 1950's, F'itzpatrick. atad bringing the first senior H987. Geralditoes won a hurling camogie titite back to Lismore. From September, 1085 to H9-86 championship — 1956 (junior THANKS Gaulltiter were our opponents in WATERFORD COUNTY COUNCIL the Banik has earned in interest hurling), H967 (intermediate this game and they also pro- on overdraft a minimum ol Great credit is due to our hurling)-, 1-973 (junior hurling). local postmaster, Ned Power vided the opposition- in the ii>86 £90 COO. soi the Banik of a life- What about the 80's? Well, we final 'to July- when Lisimor, hav- time Isn't doing too bad. and our two postmen. Bob and have tihe players and potential Danny, who handled a very ing beaten Ardimoire and' the CLERICAL OFFICER (SPECIAL) PANEL, This proposal by ithe' Blank of to win- a hurling championship, famed "Ardikeen," had one Ireland must pose the question, heavy Christmas and New Year Even though the time is short mail in a courteous and effi- point to spare over the Gaultler does the banking cartel stlM in my opinion we can do it girle So two senior titles came operate It is possible that the cient, manner during the fes- 1987 again in, the 80's, Go to it lads! tive season. to Lismore this year and by all Bamk may have other banking GREAT CAPTAINS accounts the "three to a row" Applications are invited from qualified persons who groups' support for this .propo- For dedication, commitment SPEEDY RECOVERY is, very much cm the cardsi in wish to be considered for inclusion on the above panel. sal. Buit I feel there are finan- and the will to win we have 1987. cial !instlltultlOns> in Ireland to- We wish a speedy recovery to Age: Applicants must be not less than 17 years Married ,recently in St. Mary's Parish Church, Dungarvan were three greaib captains this year: day who are willing to serve Terrie Burke, Touraneena, who At undler-age level we also of agfe on 1st January, 1988, and not more MJss Elizabeth Veale, Patrick's Crescent, Dungarvan and Mr. Intermediate! Football — Johnny their customers j-usit asto' th e is a patient in Ardkeen hospi- proved very successful. While O'Brien; Junior Football—John- than 40 years of age on 1st January, 1987. Brian Shanley, Ballinncourty. The reception was held later in good' daws of 1971 when Bank tal, Waterford A message from not winning a county cham- ny Longan. Junior Hurling — Whitechurch House Hotel. (Photo: John Tynan) of Ireland were so pleased to all your friends Terrie, hurry pionship tiltie. we took gold in Health: Applicants shall— Pat O'Brien. All three never tout for the Board's business'. up and get well soon. Also a the community Games u 14; the (1) be registered with the National Re- I was. glad, to second the ac- miss a game. speedy recovery to Patsy Foley, ui- FRIDAY, JAN. 9-7 DAYS - 8 P.M. (Over 16) LATE SHOW - FRIDAY & SAT., JAN. 9th & 10th 11P.M. (Over 18) Belte Midler, Danny De Vito Ruthless People Up Your Anchor They wanted to be ruthless but turned out to be hopeless. Park House Week-End T.V. Viewing RADLEYS LOUNGE Breakfast Time. 8.40 — Watch- Grandstand. 5..05 —News,: Wea- World 'new sienles). 9.00—Lie dog 8.55—(Regional News; Wea- ther. 5.15 — Sports' News Wales. jaez Hot.. Riusseil Davies script- ther. 9.0©— News; Weather. 9.0'5 5 2i0—Petnfedt Strangers. 5.45 — ed this film tracing thte. history ABBEYSIDE MAIN STREET, DUNGARVAN —Day to Day. 9.45—Advice Line, Jim:'® Fix It. 6.20'— HlHDe-Hi! of jaez In France. 1.0.40^-N'ews- 10.00—iNewsi; Weather. 10.05 — 6.50—Bob's FulU House. 7.25 — nilgihlt, 11.25 — Wieatherview. Thursday, January 8 — DUNGARVAN FOLK CLUB SATURDAY, JAN. 10 The Paul Daniels Magic Show. 1 9.00—Dilin o Deamihas 9.10— Neighbours. 110.25—Phillip Scho- Il.l3i0-fl2.25 a.im— The Roc'kford 8 10)—Bergerac. 9.05 — Oarirott The Great Grape Ape. 9.30 — field. 10.30—PUay School. 10.50— Files. W§(^JNpTAiNMENT * Friday, January 9 — STARDUST Wlifflo The Wisp. 10.55—'Five. To Confidential. 9.4)0 — News and Fiajo's Junkbox. 10.30 — Hardy SATURDAY, JANUARY 10 Boys Mysteries. 10.55 — Border- Eleven'. 1L0®— News; Weather. Sport- Weather. 9.55 — Cagney Friday, January 9 — HAMLET Saturday, January 10 — SATELLITE SOUND line. 12.25 — Get Smart. 12.50— 11.05 — Public School. 11.35 — and Lacey. 10.45 — World Darts. 9.00 a m.—Pages from Ceefax. News Headlines. 12.52 — Sports Open Air. 12.CI0—News; Weather. 1-1.15 — Film: Oh God! John 10.45 — Opein University. 1.35 Denver plays a. bewildered Saturday, January 10 — FLAMES Sunday, January 1 1 — SLATER Stadium. 5.05 — Grizzly Adams. 12.25 p.m. — Wildlife Showcase. p.m.— Film: A Hole In The 6.00 — The Angelus. 6.01—News. 1'2.55—Regional News; Weather. supermarket manager. Donald Head. Frank Sinatra stars as a 6.15 — Mailbag. 6.35 _ The Wiz- 1.00 —One O'clock News; Wea- Fleasanca and Teri Garr also run. down Miami hotel- G.A.A. Notes By Commentator All In Readiness For Western WESTERN CONVENTION Stradbally had an excellent With the secretary's report and very enthusiastic AGM re- and balance sheets having been cently and they have elected sent to all cl In tihe course o£ a Press' re- NOTES lease oil behalf of Dungiarvan HIGHLIGHTS OF '86 of hike never undertaken by Tourism! Ltd, which was formed scouts before. There were vari- to 1983 for the promotion, of Activities 1986 was a very successful ous ambushes along the route Dunigairvan and Wesit W'aterford year for Abbeyside scouting. and Sean Oartwrlghit and John One of our first activities was Whelan could tell you lots of alsl luoiUday centres', activities ment Scheme the local author- of County Waterford- as a holi- the Regional Quiz held in during the past year and plains day destination to the mem- stories about these. The final ity, Waterford County Coun-clL Clashmore which we won for destination was the ice house in for H987 are recorded. hais undemtalketn a variety oi bers', of the Town & Country the second successive year. 1 Lismore and here a good sing- projects throughout the county Homes Association', as these Next on our programme was PROMOTIONAL CAMPAIGN song around the fire was en- to improve the environment ladies, have direct contact with a very successful variety con- joyed by all. Visitors already- in thei country As part of the promotional and the quality of life for the cert which we ran for two Sunday was again another campaign-and to reinforce work relsiidehts andi visitors. Mr. Dan ahdi oan act as an excellent nights in Abbeyside School. hectic day with various instruc- done in previous, years. Dun- Hurlieiy. COuinlty Mamagelr and source of refers! business to Co. In April the unit were hon- tion bases running throughout garvan Touwism Ltd. parti-cl- Waltetrford County Council are Waterford. oured with the presence of our the day. Some of the highlights Pialted to May 1988, in the Kent to be> congratulated on having Chief Scout, joe Lawlor. He pre- included air rifle shooting Chamber of Commerce "Idea! The Library Association of sented Mark Clancy with the created sdeh) an excefcnlt lnfra- Irella-nd and the Library Associ- (where Sean James became the Homes" exhibition, which took Chief Scout Award (the high- sitriDCiture InJ the County. Any- ation i N.I. Branch) have chosen est C.B.S.I. award). Mark is the course champion), cooking high piaJce over three days at Stour one who has driven t'hnough quality scones which were Centre,, Ashford. Kent. This Diunlgarvan as the centre- for third Abbeyside Scout to receive many of Ireland's counties will their joint conference 1987. this award. baked by the Patrol leaders. venue took in the catchment gladly testify that Watetrford's At the close, all P/L's and area of Mlaidstone. Holidays in This pres'tHgloius gathering of Early in May we held our ro-adi system is one of the best Library Officials and Public annual Bazaar which drew very troops expressed their thanks Co. Waterford were offered at in the country. The white and to the big team of instructors the exhibition, packaged by B&I Representatives (North and big crowds to the Den, -for this, green -markings are much ap- South) will assemble from the our biggest fund-raiser of the for running such an excellent Line Tour® and S'ealink Travel. preciated by the motoring course. The "Ideial Homes" exhibition 27th April- to 1st May. This is a year. tourist. fiinsit for Dungarvan to host a atferaJcted a very lairge atltend'- In June we entered -a team BUSY WEEKEND ance and received very favour- There are aspects of the pro- conference in the 200/300 dele- in the Regional o Fearghail able and extensive media duet which could and! shouild be gate' bracket. This; is a wonder- Trophy competition, held in Mt. All scouts and venturers are coverage. Dungarvan Tourism improved. We refer to' litter and ful opportunity to show our Melleray scout Centre. Again reminded to be in ithe den on The photograph in our "Remembering Other Days" series this week takes us Ulegatl and mdisicrilminaite visitors the quality of life for the second year running we Friday night at 7.10 p.m. for back to 1943. It shows the Finnisk Rovers, Cappagh, football team of the early Ltd. representatives attended won this competition. Also in the London/Irish Festival which dumping of rubbish, which re- which is Waterford's. Dungar- our monthly Mass parade. forties, some of whom have now gone to their eternal reward — Front (1. to r.) van Tourism extends "A Deise June, we held two weekend was; being held dinning the sum- gretfully tiakesi place all over The scout troop are back to Jimmy Earley, Sean Walsh, Barron, John Earley, Tomsve Dee and Fr. Mick the couinlty. Thankfully only a Wellcome" to delegates — Failte camps, one in Glenshe-lan-e, -and normal this week-end after the RogeT mer and distributed brochures on the patrol weekend camp Tobin. At back: Billy O'Shea, Michael Tobin (R.I.P.), Eddie Walsh (R.I.P.), James there and were on hand to smailll mumibeir of people are Roimh go "Dungarbhan Seana holiday period with a mufti guilty of these unsocial acts. —-Bad Seolta." we visited places like Bon- troop meeting on Saturday Barron (R.I.P.), Jimmy Flynn, Paddy Barron, Frank O'Brien, Sean Walsh (R.I.P.) ansiwer questions aboiut the area maho,n, Leamybrien and Col- as a holiday centre. They do ouir national image night, starting at 7 p.m. and Paddy Farrell. and our tourist trade great A lot of! time and effort over ligan. Other promotional work done damage. We must all do our the last few years has' been The first weekend In July the FROM THE LOG: Jan. 9, 1984 in the United Kingdom included part in letting these thought- expended by Dungarvan Tour- Premier Regional Competition, THE SCOUTER'S LAMENT ism Ltd. to promote Dungarvan the De Burca Shield, was held attendance at Irish Centres in i lessi destroyers' of our environ- We, the willing, Liverpool. Manchester, coven- i melnit know that their actions and, West W'aterford! as holiday in Ardmore this year. We had Led by the unknowing, centres. The work will go on a very young team but all 28th WATERFORD B' SCOUT TROOP try and biinmiihgham, where ' are totally unacceptable to us. Are doing the impossible, NEW YEAR ANTICIPATIONS contact was made and rene.wed Dungarvan Tourism Ltd. wishes worked well over the weekend For the ungrateful. minded that the postponed to thank all members and in- and again came out tops. pioneer meeting will be held on with the ethnic market in the PLANS FOR 1987 We have done so much, 1987 promises to be a very United1 Kingdom. This market deed everyone who made the On the 28th July the high- Flor so long good year for the 28th 'B.' This (YOUTH CENTRE Jan. 10 this week. is now much more important to Plans for 1-987 are well under- existence of the Company and light of the year began — our With so little, is the year that sees the troop accommodation providers in the way ait this' time. The Irish the work It does, possible and annual camp to Chalfont We are now qualified camping abroad. A full pro- AND FINALLY Taunist industry as it now con- World Heritage' Centre in Man- hopefully successful in encour- Heights, London. This was a To do anything gramme consisting of day hikes-, aging more, and more people to brilliant camp, the weather was DUNGARVAN) We would like -to -thank the tains mostly second and third chester' iS' planning an Irish With nothing. overnights and weekend expedi- the year and indeed -the people management and staff of the generation irish, who as visitors week in, February. This will co- come to Dungarvan and West excellent -as was the campsite, —("Sub-Scribe Plus"). tions has already been drawn and a very exciting programme for their kind words. 'Dungarvan Leader' for printing to Ireland increasingly stay in incide with pllanned' Lord Fail- waterford for holidays. up. rncluded are our annual our notes during the- year. We paid for accommodation rather of activities -was carried out. events such as the two Inter- te promotions! in the United Mr. Maurice McHugh, Secre- S.S. CLASHMORE O/NIGHT would like to thank the parents than with' friends' and relatives. Kingdom during the month oi In September we took part in Patrol Competitions, the Cap- and families for supporting Members: of Dungarvan Tourism tary to the Company says "II poquin and Cork weekends and Our Senior Scout. Section February. Dungarvan Tourism the work already done for the a National Event — Feile Na of course the Regional Events. were camping in Clashmore on tiieir sons in our efforts to raise Ltd. attended a series of Bord wi'lili be represented and will Gasoga. Everyone enjoyed this funds for the purchase of new Failte organised Angling pro- promotion of the County Is to weekend, besides winning seven Many special events have also Friday and Saturday last (Jan. equipment, and we would like work to develop additional -be Continued and expanded, been planned to mark 1987 as 2/3). Due to unprecedented wea- motions at ten different U.K. marikeit segments of the holiday different, events and finishing KILMAC DISTRICT to thank all the people who cities, which took place during co-operation is needed from third place overall. the Diamond Jubilee Year of ther conditions, we were told have contributed in any small market for Dungarvan and eveiry man, woman and child to Scouting in Ireland. This year that the S.S. were forced to opt the month of November. West Waterford. The Annual In October we celebrated the will also see more patrol over- for car transport -and indoor way to the success of the keep County Waterford clean Troop's 56th Birthday and there EXECUTIVE 28th 'B.' The promotional video oi Conference of the Town And and tidlv. This Is our county. nights and weekends- more accommodation. Having started Dungarvan and West Waterford Country Homes Association is were a number of surprises participation within -the Region the year on a high note, the Wie are proud that it was twice when a number of people were Next week we -will begin a which wasi made last year' with •being he»ldi in Waterford in and also the odd survival hike S.S. intend to hold more out- two part history of the Troop voted "Best County." Let's all presented with medals to mark FINE GAEL during the summer months. door activities this month. the hetlp of the Dungarvan January. The opportunity will strive a little harder to keep It starting from Feb. '86 when it camera Club, was- again used be used to reiinforce awareness their service -to Abbeyside At the annual general meet- the "Best County." Scouting. was first established to date. extensively to promote the area ing held in Clonmel the follow- NEW YEAR'S DAY IN GENERAL This article will be oalled as a holiday centre. All who The Eagle Patrol under P/L ing officers were elected for the Alan Ryan took the Nugent/ SPONSORED CYCLE 'Reminiscing '86' and will be a have seen- 'the video commend coming year. Chairman. Mick Before Christmas our scouts review of the Troop's activities. it as an excellent promotional Lanigan/Burke Inter-Patrol Tro- Phelan. Clonea; Vice-Chairman, On New Year's Day, twenty were singing Christmas Carols phy and D'amlen French became Christy Moore, B'aliymacarbry; at the old folks homes with the We would like to take this tool which allows- the potential cyclists left the Dungarvan opportunity to wish everyone in the 1986 Scout of the Year. Secretary. Ms. Anna Long, The Youth Centre in Quanns to Legion of Miary. Next Sunday visitor to see samples' of the the Cobra Patrol will hold a day Dungarvan and Abbeyside a product which Co. Waterford The year drew to a close with Nire; Joint Treasurers, Michael journey to the Cappoquin Scout KNOW YOUR RIGHTS our Special Mass for all deceas- Norris and Jimmy Connolly; hike to Villierstown. Those veiy happy, peaceful and pros- has to offer as a holiday area. Den. We would like to thank perous New Year. Q — My husband is on Unem- longer be paid an extra allow- ed members of the troop and P.R.O.. William Walsh. Kilros- Willie Driscoll and Jimmy Leni- scouts participating on the An advertising campaign ployment Benefit for nearly a ance for you because you have a very enjoyable weekend in santy; Organiser, Dan Dineen, han who brought a touch of the sicout-link challenge are re- — (F-Trp. SCRIBE). was carried out during the year now. He gets a payment a social welfare payment in Aighovan-agh Youth Hostel, Co. ClOnea. Tour-de-F'rance to our cycle. To Spring, using national media for both of us and our 2 child- your own right. When you go Wicklow. Willie who set the pace and and for, the first time, a mix ren During the past months I back to work, if you earn £50 The attendance Included Min- to Jimmy for playing siuch of provincial newspapers. This have been out sick from work. p.w. or less he will receive a PATROL LEADER TRAINING ister for Agriculture, Austin sweet sounds via -two large advertising generated opportun- I claimed and was paid Disabil- dependant allowance for you COURSE Deasy, Deputy Eddie Collins speakers attached to his oar. ities ,to service enquiries. Con- ity Benefit from Social Welfare. again. If you earn more than and Cllrs. Pat Coffey and Oliver that, he won't. On Friday morning of last Coffey. On arrival in cappoquin we tributions were made' by Dun- Was, I entitled to get this as week seven patrol leaders left DAIL QUESTIONS BY DEPUTY garvan Tourism Ltd. to various were warmly greeted by Mr. my husband has recently been The social welfare dependant the den for Melleray Scout Willie Gallagher. U/L and by alsis.otcdlaltiloms and local or g an is,a- asked to flB up a form stating allowance for your 2 children 1 arn Centre where they spent three Pad-Joe, who dished out re- tiomjs csumipafligTijs. wheither or not working -will be divided) between the diajns with seven other troops freshments. Departing Cappo- EDDIE COLLINS A. mld'-seiasom Holiday and or getting any social welfare two of you while you are both from different parts of the quin, we arrived back in Dun- Camping exhibition which was Before the Dail rose for the of Dungarvan District Hospi- payment? Claiming social welfare. When country. garvan a little under one hour tal and St. Joseph's Geriatric held at the Dungarvan Sports you return to work your- hus- The official opening was per- ARDMORE AND of painfui peddling. Christmas recess, Deputy Eddie Complex gave- a much needed A.,— You are worrying un- Collins asked the following Hospital Plans for a replace- band will be paid the allow- formed by Brendan Touhy, Dir- questions:— ment hospital for st- Joseph's fillip to the tounlst business. duly. You were perfectly en- ances- in full for you and the ector of Relations, the after- We would like to -thank those titled to be' paid your Disability who sponsored our scouts and DUNGARVAN HARBOUR have been prepared and the Dungarvan Tourism participat- children providlUng' ypur gross noon was tough going with non GRANGE I.C.A. DEVELOPMENT question of when the necessary ed im the exhibition which Benefit even though your hus- stop sessions lor three hours. also the T.S.B'. who sponsored earnings, fall within the £90 the cards. A draw will -also take To ask the Minister for the funds c.an be provided under proved to be very well) worth- band was getting an allowance limit set for, deciding 'depend- Items covered included advan- for you on his unemployment place for those who contributed Environment if he will make a the health capital programme, while. asi iti attracted interested ency'. Otherwise, he will re- ced survival, bamboo construc- wnich will determine when money. You, as his wife, were tions, physical fitness, and car NOTES one pound or more. statement on the developments people from a very widie area, main on his own personal rate The December guild meeting planned for Dungarvan Har- work can commence on the pro- in eluding ,as far away as stlill regarded as his dependant pSus' the' child dependant maintenance. The evening cov- ject. is currently being con- took place in the I.C.A. room FIRST FRIDAY MASS bour. Ki'Ilaneny. whether on not you were work- rates for the two children. ered all aspects of troop meet- sidered. ing or collecting a social wel- ing and here Neil Carthy and on Tuesday 9th. Among other Reply: Minister for the En- 'Following CO. Waterford's suc- To help you to adjust to the iterate, Mrs. T. O'Connor, the Last Friday was our first vironment (Mr. Boland) — Re- fare payment in your own new situation, your, husband Brendan Kiersey gave a num- Mass parade of the year and FISHERIES PROTECTION cess' for two years running in right. Likewise, the children ber of speeches. President, gave an account of sponsibility for the develop- being nominated "Best Coun- will be getting £10 p.w. for 52 the recent A.G.M. of the Fed- if a tradition can be made In ment of Dungarvan Harbour To ask the Minister for De- were the dependants of their weeks 'or. until1 his payments On Saturday morning various just eleven months then this fence if he will make a state- ty," Ardmore this year was father and so he got an allow- special skills were covered. Niall eration in Dungarvan. There rests, with Dungarvan Urban ceases whichever, is soonest) was a very good attendance has now become and will re- District Council. There are no ment on the level of fisheries awarded Bord FaUlte's accolade ance for them, also. O'Connor made good progress protection in force off the Wa- of "Tidiest Village." Congratul- when the new arrangements from our guild at this meeting. main a tradition with the 28th proposals before my Depart- come in on With November. with the type design while Allan 'B.' We would also like to thank terford coast- and if he Is sat- ations to all) the people in' Ard- Husbands and' children were Ryan produced some hand Among the reports given In ment in relation to the harbour. all the Friars for their words WATERFORD REGIONAL isfied that it Is adequate to more who work slo hard to make never regarded as the depend- These, changes are- part of carved items. After lunch there Dungarvan were one from C. of encouragement throughout protect the interests and liveli- 1 HOSPITAL Ardmore a very pleasant place ants of t-hte wife/mother, unless the implementation of equal was another busy three hour Quain. outgoing International hood of fishermen in the south in which to live, a place in he was invalided or she was a treatment for men and women period which saw everyone Officer: one from Margaret To ask the Minister for East. which to enjoy holidays and a single, parent. in social welfare, following the talking about things like, pro- Leahy, Federation Representa- Health the eommencement date village 'that Is a pleasure to From the middle- of November EEC Directive of several years gress schemes, patrol and an- tive on ACOT; and one from for the construction of the new Reply: Minister for Defence visit. ago. A leaflet explaining the nual camps and programme Siobhan Lincoln, Federation Waterford Regional Hospital at (Mr. P. O'TOole, T.D.) — The this will change. From then, a Arts Promoter. Congratulatiansi to Dungar- dependant can be either a hus- Changes is now available planning. The director of scouts Ardkeen, Waterford. South East Coast area Is pat- from social welfare offices Klernan Gildea was the main At our own guild meeting, Reply : Minister for Health rolled by the Naval Service as van Crystal) Ltd. on the open- band on a wife and the chirdren CHRISTMAS ISSUE part of its fishery protection will be the dependants! of both. OS.W.7'1). speaker for these sessions. Mrs. Cockburn, Mrs. Ooibert (Mr. B. Desmond) — I cannot ing recently of their new and Mrs. Lincoln told of the give a precise date for the- com* duties. A total of thirty-nine £11140,0-00 Sports and Leisure For families where just one (This column has been com- At eight, o'clock all P/L Pat- rr plied by Dungarvan Commu- rols left the Centre on opera- International Week they had mencement of the construction patrols, including an intensive complex. Although primarily parent works and the other attended at An Grianan. OF "TREOIR of the new Ardkeen Hospital three week patrol during the for the usie of their staff and stays at bo,m the only change nity Information Centre which tion ice age. This was a type e provides a free and confiden- Money w,as allocated from "The Tommy who loved bu-t I intend to attend the sign- month of October, of this area their friends, nevertheless' it will be thiait the wife, if she is the recent very successful Ballads" is the' title of Bryan ing of the contract documents was carried out during 1986 to- greatly adds t,o the quality of the one who is working, can tial service to the public. date. in addition, the area has Opening times of Centre, Variety Sale • for Wireless for McMahons's contribution to the by the SOuth Eastern Health liife which the area offe,rsk and claim her husband: and her the Blind; Kitui (the African Christmas Number of "Treoir," Board on 31 December at Kil- been patrolled during week- mulch als such be weighed in children as her dependants which Is located ln the Court- ends since the Celtic Sea was house, are — Mondays, Tues- area in which Waterford has the Irish heritage journal pub- kenny. I expect that building the ballan-ce of whalt attracts shouid she, become ill or un- a special Interest and I.C.A. in lished by Comhaltas Ceoltoiri work will commence early in re-opened to herring fishing at employed. In your case how- days, Wednesdays 7-9 p.m.; the New Year. the end of November, 1986. visiitomsi to the County. Saturdays 11 a.m.-1 p.m.). MR LINGUS YOUNG particular are helping to fund Eirelann' Dr. McMahon, who in Through the Social Employ- ever. your husband will no a Nutrition Centre there); and addition to being a prolific DENTAL AND OPTICAL The question of the adequacy also a donation towards a spe- TREATMENT of these measures to protect plaiywright, fs an authority on SCIENTISTS cial bath in St. Joseph's Hos- ballads and traces In- his article To ask the 'Minister for the interests and livelihood of pital. Dungarvan. the life- and times of one Health If he will make a state- fishermen is a matter for the The progress of the Guild of Alfred William®, a British ment on the availability of Minister for Tourism, Fisheries EXHIBITION the Year projeot was reviewed. soldier who collected almost- a dental and optical treatment and Forestry. Preliminary steps have been thousand ballads which might for medical card holders in Wa- The 23rd Aer LinguSi Young HELVICK HARBOUR taken as legards the Folklore otherwise! have beelni Host for terford city and county; the To ask the Minister for Tour- Scientists Exhibition will open project in the two schools. The reasons for the delays being to the public at the DRS, Dub- all time. ism Fisheries and Forestry if Slogaire Is showing signs of the In "Memories of an Armagh experienced by people seeking he will make a statement of lin on Friday next, January 9 Initial preparation made for such treatment; if he will in- Right now 940 young scien- Cei'M House", the' author. Gerald the planned current and capital th-e setting of wild flowers dicate the length of time be- expenditure on HelviCk Har- tists from all over Ireland are there. Members have co-operat- Rafferty, recalls the mighty tween an application for treat- busy putting the finishing might of miusiic and dance in bour; and if he will make par- ed enthusiastically in the tree- ment and the getting of the ticular reference t the devel- touches t0 442 projects — with planting campaign, and the the '4Cs with the Drumm family treatment; the reasons for the 0 61 of the projects and 101 of who Hived" in a little white- oping of the harbour which numbers set have run into hun- delay. has caused serious problems for the exhibitors coming from dreds already. washed farmhouse off the nar- Northern Ireland. There was a Reply: It is a matter for the trawlers using the harbour. row road that winds its way health board to decide how huge initial entry and these Mrs. Cockbuirn gave a demon- from Annacramp on the Lough- Deputy Pronsias De Rossa numbers are the result, of an stration of home-made Christ- much money is allocated to gall' Road- Armagh, to the dental and ophthalmic services also asked the Minister for intensive screening process in- mas decorations. It was a ioy Grange Street and Biumdieil^ Tourism, Fisheries and Forest- volving judges, teachers and seeing her deft fingers manipu- from its overall financial allo- lating tons of whiskey bottles, Grange and Knocka'cony at cation. ry If is aware of the hardship parents. Tullygoonigan." caused to fishermen at Helvick scraps of greenery, an occa- I understand that in its bud- Head. Co. Waterford, as a re- The Young Scientists began sional little bought ornament, Other articles in- this issue of get for 1986 the South Eastern to set up their projects at the "Treoir'' include, "Seanchas sult of delays of up to several a few flowers and aandles and Health Board made provision hours in leaving and entering RDis on the afternoon of Tues- producing trulv beautiful deco- Co,is Tine"; "The Kilmaiey for the operation oi the ad hoc day, January 6 and on the mor- the harbour due to the lack of rations. These were raffled, but concertina Player—Paddiy Mur- dental scheme and the adult dredging: if he is ln a position ning of Wednesday 7. Judging one was presented to Mrs. Brid- phy"; "Duan- Nollag agus a sight testing scheme on a limit- commenced at lunchtlme on to allocate money for this work get Keane, as a token of ap- Udier"—a visit to Louvain; ed basis, in the Waterford area and other developments con- Wednesday and will continue preciation for the work she had 1 the resources available permit- on Thursday 8th and on the "The Machine " — memories of tained in a costing survey pre- put into the production of the the ajnmuual' celebrationi which ted 1,400 authorisations for op- sented to the Department by morning of Friday 9th. The play in October/November. thalmic services by private op- public will be admitted to the was customary ilm Ireland! after the local fishing co-op. a day's threshing; "Famed ticians and 700 authorisations Exhibition at 10.30 a.m. on Fri- KEENLY INTERESTED for dental treatment by private day 9th, and the official open- Beara of Song and' Story" by Reply: The Minister for Tour- On Saturday afternoon. 13th Doirin Mhlc Mhurchu; The dental practitioners in 1986. In ism, Fisheries and Forestry ing and announcement of top 1 addition the board provides prizewinners will take place at December. Mrs. Cockburn came Ba-ltllnastoe "Piobaire Dail "; A (Mr. Kavanaghi — I propose to to the I.C.A. room, to demon- survey of Songs and Singers; dental and ophthalmic services take questions No. 137 and No. 5 p.m on that day. The Minis- for eligible persons through ter for Communications Mr strate Christmas decorations to Faddy Ryan/— "The Balllingare 139 together. the young people. It transpired, Fiddle Maestro"; "Walter Jack- clSnics carried on by health I am aware of the situation Jim Mitchell, T.D., will perform board employees. At present itlw c,pen-ing ceremony. The Ex- that practice for the Scor com- son — The Piper"; and many at Helvick Harbour and the 1 the average waiting time for a hibition will be open to the petition and a birthday party m-ore . DF-pulies will be pleased to were taking place the Same person seeking ophthalmic ser- know that I have approved a public from 11 a.m. to 6.30 p.m. "Treoin" is published quarter- vices is five months and for on Saturday and Sunday 10/11 evening, so it was gratifying to ly and an annual subscription grant to cover the cost ot a see a group of about 30 present. dental services twelve months. boring survey which will be car- January. is £5 (post free) from CCE.. DUNGARVAN HOSPITAL No one seemed t,o notice the ried out in 1987 as soon as wea- Eelgrave Square, Monkstown SERVICES ther permits. The results tne PRIZE FUND passage of time as Mrs. Cock- Co. Dublin. ol burn produced decoration after To ask -the Minister for boring survey will indicate tne The Exhibition prize fund of decoration from the most ordin- Health If he will make a state- dredging requirements ana wu £15,000 will be awarded in cash ary materials. The children ment on the hospital facilities enable my Department t° diaw prizes, school and teacher from, tots to teenagers, boys available in Dungarvan, his up a full proposal for the de- awards, entry to science compe- and girls, were keenly interest- plans for the development of velopment of Helvick Harbour, Our photograph shows (from left) Yvonne Maher, Ashling, Ring; Niamh O'Donovan, titions abroad and travel schol- ed and gave their closest atten- hospital services in Dungarvan, including dredging and the pro- arships. The Aer Lingus Young tion fior practically two hours. County waterford; and if he vision of extra berthage. How- Glendalligan, Lemybrien, aind Deborah Roche, II Springfield, Dungarvan, all pupils of Scientist/s of the Year will re- There wias a free raffle then will make a statement on the ever until a have a full assess- the Mercy Convent, 'Dungarvan who will be participating in the Acr Lingus Young ceive a prize of £1,000, entry for the finished decorations and matter. , . _ ment and economic appraisal Scientists Exhibition in the RDS in Dublin from January 9 to II and will be showing to the Philips European Con- any flowers or materials left Reply: Minister for Health of the proposal I cannot say test ln Paris, and will also at- Ihe effect that colour can have on heallli and the colours that best suit thin people over, so no one went, home (Mr B. Desmond i — The hos- whiat further expenditure would tend the 1987 Nobel Prize cere- empty-handed. pital facilities available in Dun- be justified in the fisheries in- or fat people. monies in Stockholm. —(S. Lincoln. P.R.O.t. giarvan, Co. Waterford consist terest. DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 1987. PAGE SEVEN GOUGH — Ftosit Anniversary —Im loving memory of our mother, Malread Goiugh, late of Dungarvan Leader Frank Browne Uippet Mount Street, Dublin and MURPHY'S Old Parish, who died on Jan- TELEPHONE (058)41203 uary 5. 1I986. Go dtugaldhi Dla TOY, CYCLE, PflAM AND solas suaimhneas na bhFlaith- FRIDAY, JANUARY 9, 1987 NURSERY SPECIALISTS eas dla h-amiam. (Tony and' Lawrence.) RALEIGH AGENTS HEALY — Tenth Anniversary All Leading Brands Stocked. —saicred Heart of Jesus have 058 42424 First Class After Sales BODY SHOP melrcy on the sioul of Mary B NEWS OF TOWN Service. 24 Hour car accident service - used car sales,crash repairs and resprays. Healy, 37 Caseyvilie, Dungiarvan Trade-ins accepted. who died' on January 11, 1977 PRAM & NURSERY DEPT. R.I.P. Baby requirements at AND unbeatable prices. We> do not need a special day Telephone 058/41376 To brjing you- to our mind. A day without a thought of you, ROUNDABOUT GREAT •Isi very hard to find. (Allways reimeimibered by your CHORAL NOTES FOR SALE old! friend MIolMle and family.) The AIMS Workshop on stage FURNITURE HEALY — Fifth Anniversary Craft, conducted by Anne Schu- 1982 Fiesta -^In Hovihig memtory of Stephen mate, will be held at 11 a.m. Healy, late of Lyrenaglough, 1980 Escort 1.3, 4-door on Sunday, January 18, 1987 In SALE Balflydluff. who died on January the Marian Hall, Tipperary 7, 1982. R.I.P. Masses offered. And it is free to all members commences on McGratlis Garage K'Sadlly missed by hog' loving of our Society. FRIDAY, JANUARY 9 wife Alice.) Please let Ann Hlggins know KUNSALEBEG HODNETT — Twenty-fourth Immediately If you intend to at- Telephone 024/92588 — at — Anniversary — In 'lovilng intent tend the workshop, so as she ory of our dear father, Edlward can inform AIMS. Hodiniett, Ba'llyhanie, Cappoquin,, MOTHER CRAFT CLASS who died on January 5, 1963. Ante-Natal and Relaxation COLUM'S SHOP R-.I.P. Masses offered. Classes re-commending 13th WANTED (Always remieimibered toy his January in st. John's school at Ted Keniry (sponsor) presenting their prizes to Thomas Roche and his team, winners of the Tallow Squash Club's LARGE NUMBER OF ALL O'CONNELL STRiEiET daughters and grandchildren.) 7.30 o.m. —i(Advt.) SCOIL GARBHAIN League. Included is Club Chairman, Frank Roche. (Photo: Rory Wyley) TYPES OF FACTORY DUNGARVAN HOGAN — Tenth Anniversary A very successful Christmas COWS. FOR TWO WEEKS. —Jin loivilng memory of my dear wife Joan, Kilwlnny, Taltaw. Draw was held in Scoil Gar- bhain on Tues. Dec. 23rd. 1986. who died on January 1. H977. —- also — 3-Piece Leatherette Suite, We thank overyone for their was £460, now £380. Will thtose who think of her HEIFERS AND BULLOCKS. support and Congratulations to 3 Piece Draylon Suites, today. the following who won prizes:— CAPPOQUIN AND DISTRICT NOTES" Bought ex yard or put in per were £640, now £590. A little prayelri to Jesus say. lisit, 2 cwt. Oo-al (Phelans) — lb. 3ft. Bunk Beds, were £140, flAlwaysi reimeimibered by heir Tommy Reynolds, 24, McCar- RED HOUSE LEAGUE SOCCER: pfiayed last week and it saw J. pleted last week and the winners will be decided over five frames. now £125. loving hustoahdi Pad.) thy,ville: 2nd, Smoked Salmon ARDMORE SET TO RETAIN Walsh lose his unbeaten record were—D. O'Leary, M. Power, P. Membership Reaches Fifty — Local agent for Kerry Meat Mahogany Bureau / Book- HOGAN — Tenth Anniversary (Sean Whelan)^-Mlchael Flynn TITLE in Division 2, leaving Donnagh Casey. C. O'Leary, E. C'ositln, D. Our membership reached fifty Packers, Midleton. —In lovi!ng memory of my dear 30, Bark Lane; 3rd. Meat Cummins as the only player on Cummins, R. Wialsh, E. Cum- in number over the Christmas case, was £265, now ! Two "back games" were play- Apply: £240. mother, Joan, Kilwlnny,. Taillow, Voucher (Tony Bones)—Ki llian maximum points. The winners mins. Safely through to the period, with four months still ed on New Year's Day Cap- quarter-finals are — M. Powei NOEL ALLEN, TALLOW T.V./Video Trolley, was who died on January 1, 1S77. Wall, 23, Childers Estate; 4th for week 6 were;— left to the end of the season, it Litre Bailey's Creiam — Patrick poquin beating Pinewood 5-0 in who comfortably beat S. costln is still great value at £5 for Phone 058/56314 £59, now £49. Rejnefmibering you is- easy. Bally macarbry and Modeligo Division 1—R. Walsh, L. Cos- I do it everyday, Kenneally, 3, Buttery Lane; 5th tin and P. Casey. by two frames to nil; Pat Casey anyone who is Sixteen years or inflicting a first league defeat, who also won 2-0 against M. These are only some Missing you Is a heartache. 8 Stone Potatoes (Tony Veale)' Division 2 — M. Power, T. Mc- over. The hail Is open every — Mary O'Shea, 6, Pinewood 2-1 and at home, on Killeagh. Cahill and T. O'Sullivan who nighit of the week and also on of the great reductions in That will never go away. Namara. Lawn; 6th, Christmas Cake — This defeat Will have done Kll- beat, the fancied J. Collender a Sunday afternoon, and games the Furniture Sale at— (Always remembered by Mic- Division 3 — T. McCarthy, A. Joseph curran, skehlacrine; 7th leagh's prospects no good what- by 2-1. Also through is fourth are at the bargain price of 25p COLOUR TV hael, Eileeln. Eota and Eimear.) soever. O'Keeffe. Own your own 22'' Colour TV 2 Teddy Bears—Michael Power', division pace setter, D. Cum- each for thirty minutes. RYAN — Thirty-siM'h Anni- Division 4 — D. cummins, A. for as little as Springmount • 8th, Box of Bis- The thirteenth series was Power and C. Uniacke. mins who beat first division versary — In fond and loving cuits — Muirls O Crlostoir. E. Oostin by two frames to nil. £16.19 per month. COLUM'S SHOP memory of my dtear mother. played on Sunday and resulted: Division 5 — T. Power, P. SPORT AND LEISURE SALE Finance arranged. 4 years Wltaifred Ryan. Davis Street, —(Advt.). Valley Rangers 0; Ardmore 1 Kiely and K. O'Reilly v. j. Mc- The four outstanding second guarantee on parts, labour O'CONNELL STREET Dungarvan. ,wiho died on Jan- DUNGARVAN MART: Pinewood 3: Modeligo 1 Grath (points shared). round matches are—D. O'Leary In our advertising columns and tube. uary 5, 1951. Queien of the Most EXCELLENT TRADE FOR Killeagh v. Affane nostponed Players are asked to consult v. E. Fraher: L. Oostin v. J. appear details of the annual owing to state of the pitch. th notice board ,for fixtures for Sheehan; B. Casey v. C. O'Leary Sport For All Sale, Main Street, Rent a New 22" Colour TV DUNGARVAN Holy Rosary pray for her.. CALVES e Starting Friday, January 9 Lismore 4; Shamrocks 2 Week 7 (.Mon. Jan. 5th-Sun. and R. Walsh v. E. Cummins Cappoquin. Obviously the wide for only £15 per month Masses- offered. The first sale of 1987 was held at Dungarvan Mart on Monday Piltown 3: Cappoquin 1. Jan. lltli). and these are to be completed range of stocks will well repay — from — (Inserted by her loving son Peter Ahearne Perpetual Tro- on or before this Sunday, Jan- a visit with prices at their Faddy and daughter-in-law Ada, last with 320 calves and 150 Division 2— sheep on offer. However the phy — The eight outstanding uary llt'h. Dates will then be keenest. It starts this Friday, grand-daughter Catherine.) Brideview 2; Ballyduff 3 CASEY TV cattle sale was small. first round matches were com set for the quarter finals which 9th January. DUNGARVAN. Tel. 058/41845 Youghal A 4; Grange 2 BOSCH: 110 Volt/220 Volt A bouyant trade for calves Cappoquin 2; Inch 2. wias the feature of this sale and Remember: What we sell we Drills, Hammers, Grinders All this leaves Ardmore way the very large attendance of service. and Transformers. out in front in Division 1 with BIRTHDAY REMEMBRANCE buyers ensured lively bidding Also Grass Cutters and twenty-three points from thir- CONNOLLY — Birthday Re- and an excellent trade for Hedge Trimmers. teen games and with five games membrance' of our dear daugh- calves. left there will be few to bet ter Vera, whose lfltih birthday The draw for the first calf to BEN O'NEILL against them retaining their LISMORE AND DISTRICT NOTES FOR SALE be sold was presided over by occurred on December 26, late league title. Modeligo did Kil- LISMORE F.C. NOTES ments and music were provid- her husband George, her O'Connell Street, Dungarvan Advisory Committee Chairman, of Wbodlviteiw Park. Tallow. leagh's prospects no good at all ed after the race. So a word mother, Mrs. Aherne, Ballyan- Phone 058/41933 (t-c) Mr. Tom Leahy and the first Last Sunday we travelled to iNd birithiday Cards to send with that New Year's Day de- of thanks Is In order for the chor, her mother-in-law Mrs. calf to be sold was lot no. 63. Knockanore and came away FIREWOOD BLOCKS you, feat and as Capnoquln continu- organisers ot the event. P.R.O. McGrath. her sister, brothers, The draw will take place at 10 with two more than valuable uncles, aunts, nephews, nieces Ash. Beech and Oak; de- FOR 'SALE—Enterprise sailing No gifttis to show we care.. ed theflr erratic form, their Lismore A.C. boat, 2 sets of sails complete. a.m. on Monday next. points winning by 4 gls. to 2 and many other relatives and livered: £40 per ton; distance But all we have are memories league prospects have now well gls. This result leaves us in OalU to 65, Murphy Place, Hoggetts were a very strong GOLF RESULTS friends. no object. And a special birthday prayer. nigh vanished. joint 3rd nlace with cappoquin, Abtoeysidei, Dungarvan. 1 Always re member ed by Mam. trade and up to £5 with a £1 unfortunately i0 points behind After Requiem Mass on Tues- Also 3-ton van and driver per kg. was available. Turning to Division 2. the Sat. 27th/Sun. 28th/Mon. 29th day in Cappoquin Church her available for nationwide WANTED IMMEDIATELY _ Dad, brother and sisters.) the leaders Ardmore and three 9 Hole Best 2 Cards — 1st, D. ABBEY BRIDGE CLUB clash of the leaders Ballyduff points behind Killeagh. it was funeral took place to St. Dec- deliveries: Dublin. Cork, Experienced dairy herd person. and Brideview resulted in a 3-2 Barry (25) 40 pts.- 2nd, S. Hales Christmas Party, 16th Dec. an improved performance on lan's cemetery where she was Galway, Limerick daily, Wesit Water.ford area. Phone victory for the home side who (14, 39 pts.: 3rd, T. Cahill (15) Section A—1st, Peggy Kingston our last two games in which laid to rest. May she rest in jhaiin Saw For Hire — £15 024 94118. and Joan Mansfield: 2nd Ina now go clear at the too on 20 39 pts. peace. per day. FLAT TO LET at Ka-tHma ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Consld'in^. anri Nin.iln Harty; noliUs BiallydufT remlaln second we failed to score while con- Thurs. Jan lst. 3 Ball Scram- ceeding six goals. House, Abbeyside. Telephone on eighteen, both with twelve ble — lst, P. Norris (10), S. MR. GENE SHEEHAN Telephone 056/28340 The wife and 3rd. Anna Moloney and Anna- 058/413116. FITZGERALD— games played, but the strong Hales (14), P. Norris (221 28 1/6 anytime. flamily of tihe late Maurice bell Lannen. Seamus Prendergast had two The funeral took place on FATIMA FURNITURE STORE, threat from Youghal A, on 17 nett; 2nd, J. O'Gorman (9), E. FitzGerald. 4 Coolagh Road, Section B — lst, Anne Clarke goals, Brendan Lawton and Pat Monday last, January 5th, of Clonea Road, Abbeyside, Dun- points with two games in hand Tlnnelly (22), P. O'Gorman (29) Abbeyside, wish to thank most and Anne Power; 2nd, Rose Fitzgerald one each. Mr. Gene Sheehan. He was garvain — Open for one week, is very obvious. Likewise Youg- 29 nett. sincerely all those who sympa- Prendergast and Bill Power; Team—M. Fitzgerald. P. Fitz- buried with military honours quality secondhand furniture 3rd, Benny Moloney and Austin hal B' are by no means out of gerald. B. Landers, E. Ousack, Fri- 2nd/Sat. 3rd/Sun. 4th — thiisied wilth them on their re- 12 Hole Stroke — 1st, S. Power after 11 o'clock Mass in St. and antiques. Phone' 058/41316. Fenton. it with 16 points from U games. P. Ahearne. B. Prendergast, J. Aluminium cent siad bereavement; those (100 414 nett: 2nd, A. Barden Carthage's Church, celebrated WANTED — small accordeon HARBOUR BRIDGE CLUB It would seem that there is all Dunne. S- Prendergast, B. who sent Mass cards, letters of (18) 43 nett. by Rev. FT. Madden. Phone 058 4H912. Re-opening on Jan. 8th, 1987. to play for among the too four. Shanahan, B. Lawton, P. Ben- sympathy and wreaths, and all Fixture — lOth/ll'th—12 Hole1 Seamless Gutters FOR SALE — Two-6od Pierce Play starts at twenty past seven lit was a scanty local pro- nett. subs.—J. Tobin and B. The deceased (82) fought In who called personally. A special v. Par. Also FACIA AND SOFFIT Plough In perfect order; also sharp. gramme on Sunday with the O'Gorman. the War of Independence as a word of 'tlhainks tio the kind car trailer (covered), suitable FLOWER AND GARDEN only game being at, Salter- Next Sunday we play at home Spring League — Generous member of the West cork Brig- Tel. 021/646047 anytime. neighbours wlio gave« so mucih for calf or sheep transport, and CLUB A.G.M. bridge, the meeting of Division to Killeagh. When we met in sponsorship has been obtained ade and also in the Cival War FAST FIT LTD. help; to Dr. Higglmsi and the small land roller. Apply Michael The A.G.M. of the Dungarvan 2 minnows Oappoquin and the first half of the league and the closing date extended on the Reoublican side. He doctors and nurses of Amdikeen Rawlins, Auctioneer, Melleray. Flower and Garden Club will be Inch. The 2-2 draw was ,a fair they beat us by 4 goals in Kil- to Jan. 13. League will com- went to live in Boston in the Hospital; to Fr. Ahearne and all LAWNMOWERS repaired and P'honel 058/54398. held on Wednesday. 14th Jan- result and Cappoquin bad to leagh. Hopefully we can re- mence weekend 24 and 25 Jan. 1920's where he worked in the tihe clergy who attended uary at 8 p.m. in ACOT. New undertaking business. He wias a sharpened. — The Foundry, THANKSGIVING to the Sacred come from 2 down to secure a verse the result. Kick-off is Stephen Street, Dungarvan. funeral, Mass and burial; to members welcome. —'(Advt.). division. 2.30 p.m. MRS. MARY MCGRATH former comrade of Tom Barry Heart. Request granted. Publi- Abbeyiside' choir aind guard of and Dan Breen, and a personal McGUIREs GARDEN CENTRE ST. VINCENT DE PAUL Next Sunday sees the first On Sunday week January 18 cation promised. honour provided by Waterford SOCIETY, DUNGARVAN The death took place in a friend of Sean T. O Oealiaigh Is open every Sunday from 11 ronnd. three games of the Dun- we D'.ay away to league leaders Cork Hospital of Mrs. Mary Mc- FOR SALE —. '84 John Deere Co-op. Trusting this acknow- The monthly collection will de Valera. a.m. to 6 p.m. and 9 a.m. to 8 garvan Tyre Centre Cup and Ardmore while on Sunday, Grath (nee Aherne, Okyle), and Eamon 3140' 4WD; '82 John Deere 3040 ledgment will be accepted' by be taken up after all Masses at p.m. week days: closed on Mon- the pairings are — Shamrocks February 1 we we have been after a comparatively short Ill- He is survived by his wife 4WD; Fords: 76. 66. 46, 50K)0 and all in grateful thanks. Thei Holy St. Mary's Parish Church and day—McGulre's Garden Centre, v. Pinewood; Killeagh B v. Ard- drawn away to Killeagh in the ness. She was in her mid- Margaret to whom we extend 4000. For particulars Telephone Sacrifice of the Miassi will toe Friary Church on Saturday Rossduff, Woodstown. Tele- more: Ycughal A v. Valley 2nd round of The Dungarvan thirties. our dee-nest sympathy. 058/54284. offered for the intentions of all. night and Sunday next. phone 051/82136. Rangers. Ardmore must be the Tyre Centr • Cup. Busy weeks She will be sadlv missed by Ar dhels De go ralbh a anam. FOR SALE — 1978 VW Polo; WE SELL — Angles, R.S.J.'s, — The wife, son, "banker" of the round. Pine- ahead for everyone. 1970 Austin lilOO' (parts); Ladles HEALY Tubing, Re-Bar, Plating and daughter and relatives of the wood on recent form can be Raleigh bicycle, as' new. Phone Galvanise and all types of late Edmond Healy. Balflyihane, fancied in Knockanore and un- LISMORE ATHLETIC CLUB 058/6&191 after 7 P.m. Sheds supplied in Kit Form. Cappoquin. wish to thank most beaten Youghal A with home NOTES advantage miay account for Telephone 052/21455 or Rath- sincerely all those who sympa- Lismore A.C. were represent- Valley. gormack 051/46075. thised with, tlhern In their recent PROGRESS REPORT ed at the Road Race on New THREAD NEEDLE, MAIN ST., sad bereavement; those who Two league tiles are also down Year's Eve in Youghal and DUNGARVAN for quality faibrlc sent Mass cards,, telegrams, let- for decision. Killeagh travel to they did very 'well finishing including bridal and head- IN M EM O RIA M ters of sympathy and floral tri- FOR HEALTH Lismore and must win if their second in the ladles section SHEEHAN BROS. dresses, Burda, Butterick and butes; those who attended re- league hopes are not to vanish and were pipped for third place totally. Piltown are in Affane Vogue patterns, lace and cro- ATKINS— Fifth Annlv ersary moval. Ma'ss and burial. A spe- In the mens section. —In loving memory of Tom and the points here are of chet patterns; haberdashery, cial word of thanks to Dr. BOARD MEETING Ladles team—Matilda Beech- BALUNAROONE, BALLYDUFF Atlkins. late of Western Terrace, academic interest. trimmings, embroidery and Brennock and Dr. O'Sullivan. The followilng Is the report ol er. Eithne Dahill, Kate Cun- CO. WATERFORD sewing threads; fashion Dnrngarvan, who died on Janu- the Matron. Nurses and Staff, Chief Executive Officer, Mr. P ningham. Eileen Fitzgerald. jewellery and flowers; liturgi- ary T'l, '1982. Massi offered. G. McQuillan, to the January CAPPOQUIN BILLIARDS AND District Hospital, Dungarvan, SNOOKER CLUB Mens team — John Cahill, Telephone 058/60293 cal wear; Brother sewing ma- A bouquet of beautiful the Clergy in attendance, and monthly meeting of the South Martin Landers, Carl Landers, chines and spares. (t-c) memories, tihe kind neighbours and those Eastern Health Board held in Divisional Snooker League — Eric Flynn. Sprayed with a million tears. Kilkenny this Thursday. The first series of games in the The event was well support- FITZGERALD'S MAN'S SHOP, 1 who helped in any way. Holy O'Connell Street, Dungarvan — Wishing God could have Massi hiaS; been offered for the Waterford Regional Hospital: second half of the league were ed when one considered the Baumler and Magee Suits now spared you, ihteinitlonsi of all. The signing of the contracts weather conditions that pre- for the construction of the new vailed and for those who did Registered Building Contractors in stock. If just for a few more yearn — The family oif the BARRON hospital, fixed for Wednesday, brave the elements refresh- .(Your loving wife and family.) late James Barron, Mullina- FITZGERALD'S MAN'S SHOP, ATKINS — Fifth Anmdversary December 31st, 1986 was defer- O'Connell Street, Dungarvan — honna,, Ring, wish to thank red to Monday, January 5th, BUNGALOWS • HOME EXTENSIONS Exclusive supplies of Pierre — In loving memory of Tom sincerely all those who sympa- Aitkinsi. late of Western Terrace, 1987 In consultation with the ATTIC CONVERSIONS • RENOVATIONS Sangan and Gabbicci Pullovers. thised with them in their Minister for Health, Mr. Barry THIS WEEK ACOT Dungarvan. who died on Jan- recent bereavement; to all who Desmond. T.D.. wh0. attended Wie will apply for and process all grant applioatibn ABBEY REWINDS—Armature uary 11, 1982. sent Mass cards,, floral tributes to the shadow of Thy Sacred the signing ceremony ln Kil- and Coil Winders. AC/DC Win- and attended the funeral and kenny on that day. TOURANEENA forms. Planning permission applied for. ding Service for Motors, Gener- Heart, CO. WATERFORD burial. A special word of thamfcd St. Luke's Hospital, Kilkenny: ators, Transformers, Welders Contact us now for a Free Quotation: Tel. 058/60293. Sweet Jesus may he rest. to Dr. M. O'Sullivan, Dr. Isobel A meeting of the Project Team and Colls. New and used Motors (Your loving sister Annie.) Brennock, Nuinsie He'letti' Crowley, for the new developments at St. SAYS NOTES Supplied. Monday to B riday, 9 BUTLER — First Anniversary staff of the Regional Hospital, Luke's has been called for Jan- a.m -6 p.m, — 17a O'Connell —In loivlng memory of Jack Corlk, the' priests; and all our uary 21st in accordance with MILK FEVER SET CLUB NEWS Scor N nOg — Don't forget Street K'Wyley's>), Dungarvan. Butler, late of Wolfe Tone Road, relatives. neighbours and the resolution of the Board at Where miilk fever is a prob- a Co. Waterford. Dungiarvan, who dleld on Jan- friends who were so good to Its last meeting. that this weekend we have two lem the following treatment sets in this year's county Final HYPNOTHERAPY relieves uary 1', 1986. R.I.P, Masses him during hisi Illness. The; Holy Retirements: Dr. John Shiana- has proved helpful as a preven- offered'. Sacrifice of the Miass will be' which takes place on Sunday worry, anxiety., tension' and fear han, Consultant Anaesthetist, In tative measure:— night next. 1 lit'h Jan. starting without balblets. Teaches you to Two tired eyes are sleeping, offered for your intenittansv Waterford Regional Hospital (a) High Dhosphate - low cal- DECKIES LOUNGE Two willing handsi are sititH. at 7 p.m. sharp In Kill Com- rpii'ax at will- resolve habits 01 Executive Committee has retir- cium mineral mix should munity Hall. We wish them all MODELIGO The one who worked so hard ed as from December 3'lst, after be fed to cull cows, up to sSnt^toeslty. nail biting the best and hope that you will ettc. Builds vour confidence aind for us, 30 years service. 1 week of calving, oome out and give them your SATURDAY NIGHT- ability to cope w-ltlh, your life. Is rektlng at God's' will. Three senior members of the (to) 4 oz. of calcium carbonate support — it is a big night for Invadualble to teachers and (Always remembered by your nursing staff in Ardkeen are drcnch per cow two days them and we should acknow- PROGRESSIVE 45 DRIVE students; a sound investnwit loving son Tom and daughter also retiring. They are Sister before calving and 4 oz. ledge their achievement by giv- In aid of Modeligo Community Sportsfield. for your future health and Noira.) JAMES KIELY Elsie Walsh, who was a member again 1 day after calving. ing them our support. of the Board representing gen- Cows that had milk fever in Beginning with a jackpot of £100. success. All sessions; carried quit BUTLER — First Anniversary Good luck to our smaller set eral nurses from 1970-1972; previous years should be in- in strict privacy and qutet —In loiving memory of Jack representing Naomh Mhulre Kitty O'Sullivan a senior mem- jected with Vitamin D3 eight SUNDAY NIGHT — seclusion; by appointment only, Butler, late of Wolfe Tone Road. & SONS and our older group who repre- ber of the teaching staff in the days after calving. no callers please. I have 30 Dungarvan, who died on Jan- sent Sliabh gCua. WILLIE WHITE uary !, 1986. R.I.P. Masses COMPLETE FUNERAL nursling school since 1963: and yiears experience in this held.— FEEDING KALE TO COWS W H Middleton Leytoin, MSBSH. offered. FURNISHERS Nellie ivory, Home Sister who has been in Ardkeen since 1953. Allow cows 2-2A hours feed- The Lodge, Mocollop, Ballyduff iNcxt today but everyday. Poisons (Amendment) Regu- ing time daily when strip graz- Upper Co. Waterford. Phone Im silence we remember. ALL FUNERAL REQUISITES ing kale. This will ensure an 058/60113, amyitllme aifteT 2 p.m. ( Always remembered by your SUPPLIED lations, 1986: These regulations Cionmel Weekly provide for greater restrictions Intake of 50-60 lbs. of kale. dally. loving gnand-daugihiter Mar.y on the retail sale of veterinary Feed a mineral supplement Market (6th Jan.) PROGRESSIVE DEMOCRATS FOR SALE — 1978 Landirover. and hustoamdi Donal.) We attend to all details- antibiotic preparations, and the that contains at least 200 p.p.m. hWiB, very good condition: also DUNNE — Third Anniversary Obituary Notice, Church conditions under which certain iodine. Ruling Prices: Continental X —In loving memory of our dear and Cemetery. bull calves, best £200 to £220, aluminium cattle trailer, 9i'x5J'. intra-mamimar.y antibiotic pre- FERTILISERS Phone 024,97253. mother. Josle. late of St. Mar- parations may continue to be others £140 to £168: Continen- National Collection Basic fertilisers are presently tal X heifer calves, best £120 to LOST on Christmas Eve in ti n'si Terrace. Dungarvain. who Floral and Artificial Wrealhs sold by licensed sellers have very good value for money. died on January 7, 1984. R.IP. £142. others £67 to £78: Fr le- WILL BE TAKEN UP AT ALL CHURCH GATES l>unigarvan — Gold Ear Ring, Supplied. been tightened. The regulations They should be applied before Masses offered. sion X bull calves, besit £122 to leaf shape design'. Reward. will oome into force on March the end of January especially IN. CO. WATERFORD It doelsnrt take a special day lst, 1987 and the Department of £1-1-6, others £70 to £97; Frie- Phone 058 42129. Shortest Possible Notice where two or more cuts are to To bring you' to our mind. Health will issue guidelines in slan X heifer aalves. best £100 (Except Abbeyside, Dungarvan and Tramore) ct gusoau 20 Required. be taken in 1987. to £116, others £54 to £71: FOR SALE — F A day without a thought oif relation to them before then. nlasiel a^0 Worl'd' Book Erncy- SHEEP Hereford X bull calves, best you £160 to £184, others £108 to ^nnedila current edition and Iri very SHANDON STREET Condition of ewes should be hard to find assessed accurately at this time £122; Hereford X heifer calves, On Saturday and Sunday Next r^Hd Craf t Books Telle*>h«n« , 'Always, DUNGARVAN Printed and published by the n,BW»- remembered byi your otf year. Supplementary feeding best £96 to £116, others £62 to 10th and 11th January, 1987 021PO1 64237R SAL8 E — Super Stan ley lovl nig daughters Phitomena, Proprietors at their Office and Telephone 058/42110 Works, 78, O'Connell Street, should be considered Immedi- £78: Weanlings £250 to £320. q„f|H' fuel cooker, to excellent Maureen and family In L011 Dungarvan Co. Waterford. ately. Stokes & Quirke Ltd. condition. Phone 058/41380. doiu) PAGE EIGHT BEHIND THE SPOTLIGHT (Continued from Page 1) a>re in the finest copper-plate WAS WELL-KNOWN IN HORNIBROOKS writing using the old pen and DUNGARVAN ink method. News of the death of Chris Among the customers at the Sheehan, the well-known Cork GARAGE, LISMORE Landers premises in. thosie days singer and entertainer