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IT'S THE CHILDREN WHO allocations, especially for the WILL SUFFER upkeep and improvement of the The dispute between (he county roads (apart from the teachers and the Government national primary and secondary concerning their pay dead now roads). seems set for confrontation as The decision would appear each side declared over the last to be rather futile as the cup- few days that they have con- board of the Minister must be ceded all they are prepared to pretty bare and it is more than concede on the issue. likely that the Council's re- Speaking on the RTE pro- quest will be answered in the gramme "This Week" on Sun- stereotyped fashion that as all day the Minister for Education, monies have now been fully Mrs. Hussey, challenged the allocated, the Minister can see THE NEW OPEL KADETT SALOON — 1.3S three teacher unions to put the no useful purpose in meeting Petrol, 1.6 Diesel—Both with 5-speed Gearbox Government's offer to their the deputation. However, there's Take a Test Drive Today 40,000 members and said that no harm in trying! it would be "tragic" if they Prior to the start of the THIS WEEK'S USED CAR SELECTION: went on strike. She described meeting, the local NATO 1985 Opel Manta 2.0 GSI £10,900 the offer as a very generous (National Association of Ten- 1985 Ford Sierra £8,700 one pointing out that it would ants Organisation) Committee 1985 Ford Fiesta £6,150 mean £1,500 to £3,000 in the 1985 Opel Corsa £6,400 mounted a picket outside the teachers pay packets and added 1985 Mini Metro £5,700 Courthouse where it was taking that she could not understand 1984 Ford Orion, Automatic £6,650 place and members and officials 1983 Opel Ascona, Diesel £7,250 why every teacher in the coun- Pictured at the Scouts Den, Abbeyside recently are scouts, from the 4th Waterford, Abbeyside, who were invested had to pass the big number of as Venturer Scouts: back row (1. to r.) M. Clancy, T. Fitzgerald, A. O'Connor, W. O'Mahony, W. Whelan, T Walsh 1983 Opel Ascona 1.6s, Hatchback £5,950 try. could not have a secret 1982 Opel Ascona 1.6s, Saloon £5,500 placard-holding picketers who baliot on it. V O'Mahony, R. Power, D. Cliffe, F. McGovern: Front K. Veale, J. D. Hally, Regional Commissioner, Jim 1980 Opel Kadett £3,200 were protesting against what Clancy, Venturer Scout Leader, Jack McCarthy, Fr. P. Ahearne, Chaplain, L. Organ. (Photo: David Stearn) 1979 Renault 5 GTL £2,450 However the teacher union they described as the "water 1978 Ford Escort 1.3, 4-door £1,950 leaders at a meeting on Mon- tax" and all service charges. 1976 BMW 520 £1,500 day night defended their right to take further industrial action It looked like a "rent-a- and they ruled out the possi- picket" exercise but by or on bility of fresh talks unless the behalf of whom we are not Government was prepared to prepared to hazard a guess. Waterford Co. Council In change its attitude on the issue However, when the estimates meeting got under way inside, nere of retrospection in regard to the special 10% award. The Councillor Jackie Fahey, T.D., MAIN OPEL AND BEDFORD DEALERS having made his points on be- ASTI. INTO and TUI are at SPRINGMOUNT, DUNGARVAN. half of his "abolish all present finalising plans for Phone 058/41799 charges" campaign, accused this Crisis State For Cash branch meetings where mem- column of being "misleading" bers will be asked to vote on Having submitted his report people should do the decent replace the P.L.V. rating system support Cllr. O Riain's proposal strike action. If the teachers and of telling "a downright on the Council's Estimates, for thing and resign from the 1986 (summarised below), the which was seconded by his to seek a meeting with the Min- vote in favour of further indus- lie" (see report of meeting else- Council." Labour colleague, Cllr. B. ister and adjourn the estimates where), last week. He then County Manager, Mr. Dan Hur- Cllr. Jimmy Quirke then trial action, schools around the ley warned members of Water- O'Shea, drew a storm of pro- meeting for a fortnight, "i will went on to say, "Maybe, I will pointed out that a motion in tests especially from Fine Gael be extremely disappointed in country will be hit by "rolling" ford Co. Council at their annual his name at the previous meet- view of the crisis," he said, "if be accused of organising estimates meeting in Dungar- members. When it was put to strikes from the last week in ing gave members an opportu- a vote it was heavily defeated the Minister refuses to meet to-day's picket outside this van last Monday that they were nity to, abollsn portion or the February. In a dire financial situation. T 2*> voirs to 2. us." CARMEL'S BEAUTY meeting!" "We have never been so short service charges but Deputy Cllr. B. Swift then stated that It was then agreed to adopt Fahey voted against. that the Council was faced with an this proposal and to allow the At the week-end we heard a of money," he said, 'and in the motion which called to delete impossible financial situation Now the peculiar thing is that circumstances we will not. be estimates meeting to stand ad- spokesman for the teachers sewerage charges. "It Is well and he thought they should journed for a fortnight. SALON Deputy Fahey was reading able to maintain the services that the public should know FIRST FLOOR declare that as far as they were for the coming year at the 1985 that," said Cllr. Quirke, "as I from a prepared statement level." concerned it was the principle drafted before he ever came to feel that half a loaf is better involved and not the money As members arrived at the than no bread and I hope the the meeting which would infer Press will give full coverage to COUNTY MANAGER'S 64 MAIN STREET, DUNGARVAN which was the deciding factor Courthouse for the meeting that he, at least, had prior what I say now." Telephone 058/42171 in their stand. However it is they were met by a picket knowledge that such a picket mounted by the local NATO Cllr. C. O Rialn who said that on the money issue that any would be mounted. In case of committee with placards, pro- this was his 31st estimates REPORT hopes of an agreement are again being accused of being testing against, special charges. meeting congratulated the Co. foundering and that merely on Cllr. Jim Harty. opening the Manager and Council officials In the course of his report, the basis of the expenditure misleading or of telling a down- discussion on the estimates, who appeared to have gone the County Manger, Mir. Dan levels provided to the estimates, NEW! NEW! NEW! the question of the payment of right life we want to make it thought that, the cut-back on most diligently into the Coun- Hurley stated that tihe Estim- it is extremely unlikely that back money. clear that we have not said that the allocation for county roads cil's entire financial position. ates had been prepared on the full time employment can be It may well be that the which were presently very bad He thought that if present basis of an inflation rate otf 5%' guaranteed in 1986." it was the Deputy who was would leave them in an awful teachers have a sense of trends were to continue, the in expenditure. Provision had Referring to the Council's 'Ruvasun' Curved Super responsible for, or for having, lot worse condition. This point time was fast approaching been made for the carry over cash flow position, the report grievance and that many will the picket organised. It was was re-iterated by Cllrs. J. A. when Local Authorities would effect of the 24th Pay Round stated that considerable more accept that this is so. But in the Deputy who suggested this Walsh, W. McDonnell and G. cease to function due to the while it was deemed prudent reliance on overdraft accom- O'Halloran, the latter remark- lack of finance. He added that Sunbed order to pay them all that they himself! that provision also be made on modation has had to be resorted ing that the roads in the Clash- he was very disappointed to the basis' of a 3% increase from to in recent years due to a 50% more efficient than normal sunbeds. are demanding, the State must more area were now absolutely see such a big reduction in the Anyway the problem sur- decimated. May 1986 to meet the next number of factors': find in excess of £100 million amounts allocated for the up- wage Increase while expendi- (the figure is disputed) and the rounding the Council's finan- keep and improvement of It then goes on to state: "it TREATMENT ALSO AVAILABLE: Cllr. Jackie Fahey, T.D., then ture also provided for Loan cial crisis has been deferred county roads. "Things have be- should be noted that since 1980, question is where this extra pursued the case he has been come so serious," said Cllr. charges and the statutory de- the level of debtors had doubled Cathiodermie, Bio Peeling, Standard Facial, money is to come from. It must until next Monday week, by making in recent months when, O Rialn, "that unless and until mands from .the Vocational at the end of 1984 and stood at Electrolysis, Brow Trim, Lash Tint, Manicure, be from the already over- which time it is expected the reading from a prepared state- the Government see their way Education Committee, ACOT £1.55 million. Approximately Pedicure, Make-up, Waxing, Body Treatments. ment, he said that, he wished to and! Drainage. burdened taxpayers. members will know whether to fund Local Authorities ade- 50% (£734,000) of this sum was Stockist of Rene Guinot and Clarins. Skin Care. register his protest, against in- quately it would be better to due to recoupments from State However, should the teachers the Minister will meet them or creases for water and sewerage Income sources which were abolish them altogether and I listed in the report were Grants not recouped at the end PROPRIETRESS: decide to accelerate their in- not in an effort to solve their charges contained in the Mana- suggest we seek to meet the of the year but received within ger's estimates, "i have had a Government Rate Support CARMEL HORA'N, SRN, CIBTAC, ITEC, SAC. dustrial action by shutting down dilemma. Minister to seek more money the early months of 1985. An- notice of motion asking for the for our county roads." Grant® totalling £5,338,536; other sizeable area of debtors schools and threatening the abolition of service charges dis- State subsidies to loan charges; ONE 'R' OR TWO is in the house loan repayment certificate exams due later this cussed and deferred at a num- Road Grants totalling area. The arrears stood at Mr. John O'Flynn, County En- £2,981,000. Under the heading year, the damage which will ber of Council meetings," he gineer, agreed that county £256.000 at December 1984 and Further to OUT references in then said, "and eventually it of Charges, the Manager in- £330.000 at December 1985. result for the children in roads were deteriorating and cluded estimated receipts' as the past two issues to the was defeated at, the last meet- said only 15 miles could be While every effort is made to primary schools and the teen- ing which was held in commit- fallows: Domestic Water notice in the ne.w public car tarred this year as against 56 come to some arrangement with age boys and girls in second tee." miles last year because of the £4®0,000 which would require a borrowers in difficulty It has park of Dungarvan Urban payment of £70 <£52 last year) 1 level schools, preparing for amount allocated for the work. become necessary to seek pos - Council at Davitt's Quay in A DOWNRIGHT LIE and Scavenging £125,00'0 which session of dwellings in extreme these iexams, will be out of all Cllr. McDonnell said that this would require a payment of £25 A HOME TO SUIT which, the word occurring is I wa truly alarming and all they cases." proportion to any grievance Cllr. Fahey then went, on to s (£16 last year). lit was' decided spelt wHth one 'r' and the re- detail the history of the special could see around them were the whidh. the teachers may have. to drop the charges for The report concludes by stat- sponse of the Town Engineer charges which, he claimed, roads literally falling apart. sewerage which 'brought in a ing that expenditure had been Whether they should be so were "only inflicting greater "Waterford Co. Council," he EVERY POCKET that according to the Oxford said, "seems to be in a crisis sum of £75,000 last year. The spread as equitably as possible sacrificed for either principles hardship and a greater burden report then pointed out: "lit is to meat the Council's statutory English Dictionary one 'r' was on already overtaxed people," state for cash and I support or money is a moot question. Cllr. O'Ryan's suggestion to totally within the competence obligations and where possible, correct, Mr. Jack McCarthy, arid he then stated: "I was. ac- of (the Council to decide to have to meet some of the many re- cused in a local paper last week send a deputation to the quests made through the mem- COUNTY COUNCIL'S Cappoquin writes as follows: Minister." these amounts, varied either by (it was the "Leader") of 'play- increase, reduction or elimina- bers for increased services. It DILEMMA "The most common mis- ing politics.' This is not true as Cllr. O Rialn then moved his tion." was evident that not alone spellings I met with during 47 I am only honouring my party's suggestion as a proposal and It would the latter not be met Waterford County Council commitment given to the elec- was seconded by Cllr. Quirke. without the inclusion of a sum ye airs of teaching English The other income source were unable to come to any torate of thls county last June. from charges but if not includ- in Secondary Schools were It was also said in the same LAND CHARGE listed was (Rates and' under decision on their budget for ed some of the existing services 'separate' for 'separate'; 'occur- article that 'there will be no this, heading .the report stated: must be further curtailed. 1986 when they met for their prizes for guessing who could Other proposals to transfer "The effective base1 for the as- ence' for 'occurrence' and 'oc- certain money to county roads With reference to the Coun- annual estimates meeting in possibly have Inspired this sessment of Rate® is confined to curing' for 'occurring.' I was latest attempt to sway members were made and one by Cllr. commercial1 property. For every cil's decision at their meeting Dungarvan last Monday. Hav- Kyne which proposed that the on January 27 to cease charg- therefore very surprised to find of the Council in this fashion.' 1 per cent increase in the rate SHOWHOUSE OPEN: ing considered the facts and County Manager introduce a 1 ing for sewerage for 1986, the the U.C. Engineer defending 'oc- If the article Is suggesting that poundage, a gross sum of Manager's report said that he figures for almost two hours I had any hand, act or part in land property charge based on £6,570 can. be raised. The level SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 16—2 p.m. - 4 p.m. curing' as correct and quoting the adjusted acreage system to had eliminated this deficit, by AT BALLYCOE, DUNGARVAN they decided they had a cash the action of the Kilmacomma of increase is one for determin- a further reduction in the main- the Oxford English Dictionary residents then It is misleading ation by the Council. For the crisis and agreed to request tenance and running costs in SIT F" as his authority. The O.E. Dic- and a downright lie. Maybe, I purpose of these Estimates, a Roads, Water and Sewerage MASTER Minister for the Environment wili be accused of organising 7 per cent' increase (£72,595 T A UK'S tionary containing over 30 supply. Dumps, Fire Service, M.<;K \TH Liam Kavanagh T.D. to meet a to-day's picket outside this gross) has' 'been included." Amenities and Office mainten- It Id IX, I . Council deputation who will meeting." £41,000 DAMAGES ance while cuts had also been (Continued on Page 8) On. the matter of employment, put the case for larger grant 1 made under the headings of Cllr. Fahey ended the reading the Manager had this to say: Salaries and Travel, Bank of his prepared statement as AWARD FOR "It has always, been the objec- Charges, Staff Training, Water follows: "Because of lack of tive of the Council to maintain Safety and Development. funding this Council will not continuous employment for its be able to carry on. This is en- MENTEN staff and to' this end over th SOUTH EASTERN BUNGALOWS LTD. tirely the result of the Govern- past number of years, overtime DUBLIN ROAD, K1LMACOW, WATERFORD ment and maybe they will close The 86 years-old former Dutch has 'been progressively reduced Tel: 051-85221/85249/85224 FIRST HOLY COMMUNION down this Council and other Nazi war criminal. Pieter Mcnten, or eliminated except in emer- Councils completely as they was awarded £41,000 in his malicious gency Sltua'tais ... It was have done with schools, train- damage claim against Waterford possible' in H085 to increase the WOLFE TONES AT Write or Call for a Brochure: AND CONFIRMATION ing colleges, hospitals and fac- Co. Council at Waterford Circuit outdoor staff on a temporary We have now in stock a large selection of Rosary tories." Court on Monday last. basis'—for seasonal work and Cllr. Patsy Kenneally was at Mcnten originally claimed Beads and Purses, Prayer Books, Missals, Rosettes, arising from additional monies Name.... once on his feet to point out £100,000 for damages after a group for National Road Improve- FRIARY HALL Medals, Candles, Congratulation Cards, Holy Water that he had voted to do away ol' masked raiders set fire to his ments. lit should be recognised Address. Fonts and Pictures, etc. with the charge for refuse col- home a I Comeragh House, Lemy- by the Council that temporary Please note that the Wolfe lection at the previous meeting brien, Kilrossanty in August 1979. Tones will be appearing in the Call to:— employment is and must be a but that Mr. Fahey had opposed The award was announced to feature of employment outside FRIARY HALL, Dungarvan on It,. H said that it wa a fact Judge D. P. Sheridan at last Mon- this Thursday, 13th February, e s the core of regular employees Tel. BERNARD WALSH that letter.s of support, for day's sitting of the Court following for 'the1 foroeeable 'future and and not at the Sports Centre as previously advertised. GRATTAN SQUARE, AND MARY STREET Deputy Fahey were going a settlement of (lie claim between. on the basis that funds are around but added that "anyone Menten's lawyers and the County avliable for this purpose. A limited number of tickets DUNGARVANi tjiving false promises to the Council. On are still available. PAGE EIGHT DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1986 "SPRATT TOM CURRAN SALES TOURANEENA CURRAHEEN, AGLISH (Executors Sale — Jeremiah O'Brien, dec'd.) DROMORE, AGLISH, GAPPOQUIN, LANDS FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION CO. WATERlFORD NOTES TODAY THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13th at 12 noon YOUTH CLUB NOTES (Unless previously sold) CLEARANCE SALE OF CHOICE On Friday night last we had Roadside Holding — About 40 aores, with Buiildings. a bit of carpentry, painting, As already fully advertised. cookery, and a bit of D.J.'ing. Solicitors: Lanigam & Curran, Dungarvan Some of the members, went DAIRY HERD about installing the press which Further particulars from the undersigned. I am instructed by Michael Keating who is changing John M. got for us. To round off the night we all his system of farming to sell by— DUNGARVAN TOWN CENTRE had a cun of tea and a biscuit. BOUTIQUE TO LET PUBLIC AUCTION AT THE FARMYARD What, a night it, proved to be! (As a going concern, non-residential) ON SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15th, at 2 p.m. Just a reminder about, the Regional Games which are com- Particulars from the Auctioneers. His entire herd: 15 Inoalf Friesian Dairy Cows, 2 In- ing up on Sunday week, 26th calf S.H. Machine milked. February. All those interested in KILGOBINET In calf to Friesian Bull (AI): Five 3-year-old FrAesiani taking part, are asked to sign 12 ACRE ROADSIDE FIELD TO LET FOR SILAGE Heifers; three 3-year-old S.H. In calf to Aberdeen Angus up on this Friday night. Further particulars from the Auctioneers. (A.I.) NEW ARRIVAL Dates of calving at sale. Congratulations to Mr. and Thja Auctioneer highly recommends this herd as it Mrs. Billy Coffey on the birth of their first child — a baby Edmond Spratt & Son, has been carefully selected and bred by the owner over girl recently. the years. SET CLUB NEWS M.I.A.V.I. TELEPHONE (058 ) 4.2211 Further particulars: TOM CURRAN Scor Na nOg — Our junior PRIVATE TREATY set travel this Saturday night to Thuries' to take part to the CAHERNALEIGA, BALLINAMULT, Munster final of Scor na nOg CO. WATERFORD and they take with them, I'm CHOICE 33i ACRE RESIDENTIAL ROADSIDE sure, the' good- wishes of ail the JAMES CAMPION & SONS HOLDING parish. i On 'the instructions of Mrs. Tom Walsh to offer for The set ils, as follows,: Site-' M.I.A.V.I., LISMORE phianie, Hictoey, Kieran Hlalia- j sale by Private Treaty, her 33£ acre Residential Road- han, Allis Momrisson, Eamonn' LETTING OF GRAZING side Holding. 'Donergan, Siobhan Dunne, Ray-! AT LISMORE The lands are entirely under pasture and of excellent mond Ryan, Sinead McGrath, James Greenslade. From 1st March, 1986 to 30th November, 1986 quality, suitable for any farming enterprise, with good Our musicians, ais, usual, are (A) BALLYRAFTER INCH 26.0 acres road frontage, well fenced and watered. Useful range of Tom Donoghue, BOb Keane and (B) FERRY INCH 14.2 acres outoffices including 2-span bay shed, with collecting yard 'Bliddy Nugent, andi Monnie' is 1 (C) TWIG BOG INCH ... 71,4 acres with caittle crush. their dedicated and hard- (D) THE WARREN 23.5 acres Dwelling — Single storey slated dwelling, recently re- working trainer. 'If anyone wishes ,to travel to Mr. Micheal Kiely, Ballycoe end Miss Mary Houlihan, 11 Western Terrace, Dungarvan who (E) UPPER BARNAMANOGE ... 66.1 acres novated, comprising 3 bedrooms, sittingroom, kitchen Thiurles on Saturday nighit were married in Colligan Church recently. (Photo: Rory Wyley) (F) LOWER BARNAMANOGE WEST 16.7 acres with solid fuel' cooker, bathroom, etc. they should hand in their (G) LOWER BARNAMANOGE EAST 15.8 acres Thfe Auctioneer highly recommends the property as names immediately (names can (H) GRAND LODGES ...... 9.5 acnes seldom a property like this presents itself. Situated quite foe handed into the halll this inursday night. (J) BALLYIN LOWER 10.2 acres ;lose to school, chapel and creamery. Further particulars and conditions from the Full particulars: J. F. Williams, {jolrs., and/or— iSenior Scor — Don't forget the seniors this weekend. They CAPPOQUIN AND DISTRICT NOTES Auctioneers. TOM CURRAN take part in the first rounds of RAILWAY ATHLETIC 1; next wee.k and tickets will also mance of the season deservedly Offers in writing on or before 12 noon Wednesday, PRELIMINARY NOTICE Senior Scor thiis Friday night, ABBEYSIDE 0 be available from the council brought our worst result. Many 19th February, 1986 to:— February 14 In Dungarvan, so members and at Uniackes shop. of our players were decidedly BALLYKERIN, MODELIGO Railway can be proud of their JAMES CAMPION & SONS, M.I.A.V.I. come on out and give them This function is open to all below par and the result is a 73 ACRE RESIDENTIAL HOLDING your supporit. u/12's after this win in a rous- Fioneers and our non-pioneer bitter pill to swallow, especial- Auctioneers, Valuers & Estate Agents, Lismore. Mini Social — Weil, ouir big ing tussle. Railway were under friends, so we will be hoping for ly as Ardmore, the league lead- Telephone 058/54485 Further particulars next issue. pressure for most of the game ers were also beaten. night has come and gone. Last from a very strong Abbeyside increased support this year. Friday nilghit we had our Mini team. In the first half Abbeyside Meanwhile, Valentine's Night Killeagh scored an early goal TILLAGE WOODHOUSE, STRADBALLY, CO. WATERFORD Social in the Gold C'oast and has a special Disco for our thanks to indecision in our de- were dominant but Railway fence. They were 3-0 up by half AT BALLYSAGGART MORE VESTED COTTAGE ON 1 ACRE, 10 PERCHES it was no mini social! We had stood firm, due mainly to good younger friends In the CYMS over 200 in attendance' and Hall. time due to slack marking on 10 ACRES OF STUBBLES FOR BEET R.V. — Lands and Buildings £2.25. work by goalkeeper C. Prender- there certainly was a good gast and the back four. Our second discussion was our part outfield and good Sprayed with "Round Up" Comprising 3 Bedrooms, Sittingroom, Kitchen. E.S.B. most disappointing as only finishing by them. They created atmosphere. In the second half Railway JAMES CAMPION & SONS, M.I.A.V.I. and water laid on. members of the Council were further chances but scored only The raffle was, also a huge attacked continually and got there to discuss "Youth Policy." once more in the second half. Auctioneers, Valuers & Estate Agents. Ideally situated quite clx>9e to all amenities—school, their reward in the 48th min- chapel and beach—in the Village of Stradbally. success and we would like to If we could be assured of the We may offer excuses but at Lismore. Telephone 058/54485 thank the followting sponsors: ute when Pat Manahan scored attendance of some young the end of the day we were The Auctioneer highly recommends this property, as after good work by G. Reddy people we will hold this parti- taken apart. We'll be hoping Dungarvan Crystal* J. Burke, ana J. Fleming. seldom property like this presents itself. Mrs. B. Martin. The Corner cular discussion again. to bounce back in the cup at House, Tallow, S. Casey,. T.V. Best for Railway were C. Araglen next week. ^ Further particulars:— Prendergast, G. Reddy, C. Glee- AFFANE A.F.C. E. A. Ryan & Co., Solicitors Rentals, Knockimeal Branch of sor., F. McLoughlin and P. We had league leaders Ard- There is a players meeting Wiaterford Co-op., Bowman's. M.I.A.V.I. and/or TOM CURRAN Manahan. more as visitors on Sunday last at 8.30 p.m. next Saturday in DICK BARRY & SON Dungarvian and Nuala Dunne, Team — P. Prendergast, V. and inflicted the first defeat of Walsh's Hotel. Touraneena. Coffey, K. Cahill, K. Mason. C. the league on them by one goal 200 BALES OF GOOD QUALITY HAY. to nil. Following our defeat the Team — L. Morrissey. E. BALLYDUFF, DUNGARVAN Sloga — Well done to the 3 Gleeson. P. Manahan, F. M:- Walsh. B. Murray, J. Morrissey. Further particulars:— sets who succeeded in their Loughiin, C. Reddy, B. Barrett, previous Sunday we had to win ATTRACTIVE NON-RESIDENTIAL HOLDING to keep o"r hopes of taking the E. McLoughlin, M Walsh. M. TOM CURRAN, Auctioneer & Valuer efforts' on Sunday last in Wex- J. Fleming, B'. Tobin. Subs. — D. Curley, M. Lacey, T. Mason, T. 25 acres more or less prime level limestone roadside ford and now go on' to the Morrissey, B. Hennebry, J. Bray. tit.ie alive. We had the wind at Grattan Square, Dungarvan. Telephone 058/41324 our backs in the first half and O'Sullivan, B. O'Shea. Subs. — land, all in grass, with mains water supply. finals in MuiMngar at the end D Curran for E. McLoughlin: DUNGARVAN TYRE started very well, creating some Ideal location 2 miles from Dungarvan town, could of the month. CENTRE CUP good chances before we got the M. Looby for T. O'Sullivan. have building and development potential. 2nd Round (16th February)— vital goal in the 14th minute. 2nd Div.: Glenview United 1; Pinewood v. Piltown at 11.30 For sale by Private Treaty on instructions of Mrs. M. The ball was won in defence by Cappoquin 1 — Both teams am. (E. Oonroy). J. Crotty who found T. Pratt in handled the difficult conditions Culiinane. BALLYDUFF NOTES DUNGARVAN Ballybacon v. Shamrocks at the middle of the field. Pratt well here but it was Glenview Solicitors: R. J. Baylor, Fermoy, having carriage of sale. 2.30 p.m. (P. Power). played a superb ball over the who scored first following a Further particulars and offers to:— GAA NOTES twelve monthly draws took Araglen v Cappoquin at. 2.30 defence to the in-rushing disputed free-kick. The score re- p.m. (T. Begley). DICK BARRY & SON, M.I.A.V.I. Football training for u/12 and place In the hall on Monday Eamon Costin whose first time mained 1-0 uD to half-time but Killeagh B v. Ballyduff at 2.30 shot went, ove the keepers h ad we equalised mid-way through Patrick Street, Fermoy. Phone (025)31577 u/14 players will commence on Sun- night, February 3. The follow- CHORAL NOTES r e day next in the field at 11 a.m. All ing were the lucky winners: 1st, p.m. (R. Rogers). for a great goal. Both sides had the second half. Following a Affane v. Glenview at 11.30 chances in the remainder of the players are requested to attend. Paddy Canning; 2nd. Mirs. N. COUNT DOWN ! move which involved six play- We will be playing in the u/14 a.m. (P. Mason). first half but failed to find the ers, Conor O'Leary slotted home Cashell; 3rd, Jimmy Moloney. Lismore v. Inch at 2.30 p.m. football league on Sunday, March Four tenners were won by J. Only two more weeks to go to the net. and that's how it stayed to the 2nd in Ballyduff against Shamrocks. opening night of our 1986 Silver (E. O'Shea i. In the second half we were end. WATERFORD COUNTY TELECOM EIREANN Walsh. J. Stewart, Mary Han- Modeligo v. Ardmore at 11.30 under pressure for long periods We will be playing Melleray away non and Maud Siheehan. Alex Jubilee special—Dungarvan Ohoral We play Killeagh In the cup COUNCIL Society's production of Lilac Time, p.m. (P. Pollard). but our defence hsld out well next week in Cappoquin. PART-TIME FIREMEN FAICHE STIABHNA IARTHAR on March 16th. Hestoin won the promoter's Cappoquin B v. Killeagh A at This year the u/14 championships a show which is a light effervescent for a great victory. On the day (Male or Female) BAILE ATHA CLIATH 2 prize. There are still same lines 11.30 a.m. (M. Walsh). • we played some fine football Team — N. O'Donoghue. P. will be played on a league basis and setting for the beautiful and haunt- Cullen, O. O'Brien. D. Lucas, ARDMORE FIRE BRIGADE available in this draw and may ing melodies of Franz Schubert. Next delegate meeting of with a lot of players benefitting BHEER/TEAR FOGRA LEIS we will have details of draws next be had from any committee from a change of position. M. Folev, C. O'Leary, D. Moore, week. We are busy trying to transform the clubs on Monday, 17th Feb. Age limit: Applicants should SEO, de bhun foraladha na member. (Advt.) Next Sunday we are at home S. Mason. M. Murray, P. J. Kiely, be over 18 and not more than nAcbtonna Tedegrafa agu& an At a recent juvenile club meeting stage of the Friary Hall into the AFFANE BRIDGE CLUB L. Coleman A meeting was also held In gay, and bohemian and spring-time Charity Night, 3rd Feb. Novice to Glen View in the Cup at 40 years' of age on 27th Feb- Aetata Seirbhisi Poist agus it was decided to hold our annual 11.30 and only a 100% effort sponsored cycle on Monday, March conjunction witih the draw and Vienna of the 1820's. Section — 1st, Mary Murray and ruary, 1986. Telleachumarsalde, go bhfuil plans were presented on the will see us advance to the next Only applicants' who reside in beartaiithe ag Bord Telecom 17th (St. Patrick's Day). Mary Herlihy: joint 2nd, May future development. The en- So the month of February sees Burke and Gretta Power; Alice round. the above: town or within one Eireann' line Thelegrafaiochta Membership cards are now avail- us all in a frenzy of frantic fervour Team — M. O'Dowd, J. Crotty, Mr. William a dhur os cionn agus ar feadh able from Jimmy Scanlon at £2 for gineer Michael Walsh, B.E. dis- Dwyer and Bernie Hayes. mile of same will be considered. cussed the options available in the C.B.S. We are practising Section A — 1st, An McCar- J. Tobin, S. Denn, L. Denn, J. Application forms and fur- gach bothiair phodbli anseo adults and £1 for juveniles. madly under the patient tuition of n Kelt. T. Pratt F. McCarthy, E. Downing thie® agus* chun na crlche sin COMHALTAS NOTES with the members present. thy and Maureen Meade; 2nd, ther particulars' may be ob- Option "A" included dressing our producer Josephine Scanlon who Bill Power and Winnie Power: O'Shea. E. McGrath, E. Costin. tained from the County secre- poUiai a ohur suas agus a Congratulations to the members comes to us from Dublin and our Sub. — J. Killigrew for E. In our report on the death of Chothabhail sa bihothar sin of the two half-sets who have quali- rooms' and toilets and a play- 3rd, Liam Power and Mrs. J. Mr. William Downing, Dromore, tary, Arus Bru'gha, Dungarvan, musical director, Mrs. Gertie Mor- Walsh. O'Shea J. McGrath for J. Tobin. agus ar ain mbotihar sin faoi fied for the Ail-Ireland finals of ing area 60 feet long and 37 rissey. Aglish. published last, week the Oo. Waterford with whom com- feet wide. Option "B" wfhich Section B —< 1st, Doreen CAPPOQUIN/AFFANE name of Mrs. Molly Downing, pleted application forms must na cumhadhtai a thugltar do Ceol an Gheimhridh in Kilkenny on leis na hAxjhtanma sin. Sunday, March 23. was the cheapest option, com- The music of Schubert is con- Keane and Mary Ryan: 2nd, G.A.A. NOTES Waterford (sister-in-law) was be lodged not later than 5 p.m. Set dancing practice for adult be- posed two dressing rooms, stantly in our cars and we are all Mary O Connor and Kay O'Don- inadvertently omitted from the on Thursday, 27th February, On line, ata ann ar Crosaire ovan: 3rd, Monica Walsh and Club Meeting—At last week's ginners will commence on Monday toilets' and showers. Option "C" locking lorward to donning our club meeting plans were laid for list of chief mourners. 1986. Robeirte slar ar. feadh 0.2km. night next at 9 p.m. while classes was similar to "B" except that costumes to stage Lilac Time in the Cora Queally. Signed: go comar ar PullJa. Section o — 1st, Mary Phelan the coming year. It was a most for under-age beginners are held the partition between the Friary Hall in a fortnight's time. enthusiastic meeting with B. MoNALLY. Ar Colligan siar ar feadh from 7-9 p.m. dressing rooms wias removable. Watch out for our posters and car and Sally Walsh; 2nd, Rose County Secretary 0.2km., siar o dlheas ar feadh Prendergast and Nuala Harty; everyone contributing with A new series of music classes for The advantages and disad- stickers giving details of our pro- worthwhile suggestions. 0.2km„ siar ax feadh 0.6km., beginners will commence on Thurs- duction dates and booking venue 3rd Kay Barry and Anne Mc- siiar o tihuaidlh ar feadih 0.2km. vantages of the above men- Carthy. Annual Social — It was de- day, February 20. Names to be tioned options were discussed etc. cided to hold our Annual Social AN CHUIRT DUICHE siar ar feadh 0.2km. go given to Thomas Hyland as soon as This very cold weather is dan- Our first Charity Night was Ceanntar Chuirt Duiche mbothiar Dungarvan/Clonmel. at length. Although the cost of very successful and we would on March 14th at the Keane- possible. option "A" was' prohibitive1 in gerous for the delicate voices of our land Hotel with music by the Dhungarbhain HAI'PY EVENT members, so take care to keep your like to thank the clubs in Dun- MBM GARAGES the slhorit term, many felt It garvan. Lismore and Tallow ever popular Paddy O'Brien and Ceanntar Uimh. 21. Congratulations to John and Mary vocal chords under wraps so we can Telstar. This event has long TOMAS 0 CEILLEACHAIR, PLANNING NOTICES might foe the best option for have the best posssbjc melody on for their support. The proceeds Hannon, Gortnapeeka, Ballyduff on the future. The engineer ex- went to the local branch of St. been a highlight in club activi- LTD. larrthoir the birth of a baby girl. stage in the Friary Hall. ties and this year's venture Co. Waterford — Take Notice plained that this building could Vincent de Paul. YOUGHAL ROAD FOGRAITEAR leis seo go that I intend to apply to Wa- FIELD COMMITTEE NOTES be developed in stages, thus Our committee is busily putting should be no exception. Mrs. ndeanfaidh TOMAS 0 CEILL- terford County Council for The first in the series of the finishing touches to all that goes CONGRATULATIONS Nora Flynn and her social com- eliminating the danger of going mittee will leave no stone un- DUNGARVAN EACHAIR Runai Chomhalrle planning permission in respect into, serious debt. with the production of a show like Congratulations to Maureen Pobail na Rinne, Maoll An "Lilac Time." Posters and tickets McGrath, Coolaneen, Cappoquin turned to make It a resounding Telephone 058/42610 of change of use from a store No final decision was reached who won the Scor Munster success. —(Advt.). Choirne, Rton O gOuanach, Co. •to all' Amusement Arcade in re- and St was decided to circul- must be printed, photographs ar- Phortlairge, iarratas ar an ranged, programmes organised and semi-final in Tipperary Town BEAT THE NEW VAT RATE spect, of my premises at Main arise clubs and Invite repre- on Saturday night, February 1st Training — Training in the g'Ouiinfc Duiche i dTlg na Cudrte, Street, Bonmahom, Co. Water- printed, costumes checked, stage per- field begins on next Tuesday ON CARS Dungiarbhan, ar an 26adih la sentatives to the next meeting for Recitation. She now goes ford. Dated this: llth day of which will foe held on Tuesday, sonnel recruited. Luckily we have forward to the Munster Final in night under new coach and We now have in stock 1985 Feabhra 1986 ag 1,1 a.m. ar February, 1986. Signed: Thomas a long list of very valuable people trainer, Tom Nott. We are de- ordu de rear Aohra HaEai DO YOU REQUIRE: February 14 at 8.30 p.m. Any- Thuries on February 15th. A model "Corsas," "Kadetts," Hayes. body Interested to the future who have helped us over the years pupil of St. Anne's Secondary lighted to have acquired the "Fiestas," "Metros," "Orions'' Riinnce Poibii, 1930 ar Rinnci Bedside Lockers, Drawer Units, and 1986 is no exception. services of such an experienced Poibli a cheadu in Halla Chess Tables T.V. Stands, development Is more than wel- School, Cappoquin, Maureen ls and "Sierras." Dungarvan — We, Abbeyside a cousin of Sr. Joseph, Glen- man who has been the man be- Ohomhairle Pobail na Rinne 1 Coffee Tables, Display Cabinets, come to attend this meeting. Until next week when this space hind the remarkable success of Buy your, used car before the A.F.C. intend: to apply to Dun- BALLYDUFF MACRA NOTI S wil deal with Lilac Time and Franz cj'irn Abbey and also of Sr. Maoil An Ctitodrne, Rinn O garvan U.D.C. for outline per- eto. Celine, Presentation Convent, Na Plarsalg Club in Cork these end of February and beat the gOuanach, Co. phortlairge. Or design the furniture that Schubert in more detail. Auf past years. mission to erect a duib pavilion inuvicl PUBLIC SPEAKING Wiederschen! Dungarvan. new VAT rate. Stoithe: would suit your requirements Ger Cunningham —• We are LIST: JOSEPH P. GORDON & CO., at Sltuccolane, Abbeyside'. Signed and lei us produce it. The Western final of the Novice John' Kenneally, Hon. Sec. CAPPOQUIN FLOWER CLUB delighted to report that, the Solicitors, Public Speaking competition took The large attendance at, the well-known Cork goalkeeper and 1985 Ford Sierra 1.6 Red £8.700 JOHN COUGHLAN placfe on Saturday night last in the 1985 Opel Kadett 1.2, Burgery, Dungarvan. meeting held On 21st January All-Star, Ger Cunningham will Co. Wiaterford. CHAPEL STREET, TALLOW ACOT offices in Dungarvan. The enjoyed an illustrated talk on assist in the preparation of our 5-door £7,650 Cleireach na Culrit Duiche, Tel e phone 058 / 56200 teams taking part were Ballyduff Pressed And Dried Flowers under 21's during the year. This 1985 Ford Orion 1.3 £7,450 Eochail, West Waterford and Cappoquin. The standard this given by Mrs. Margaret Morris- should be a welcome boost to 1985 Opel Corsa Hatchback, CO'. Choroal. year turned out to be very high. JAMES KIELY sey, Dungarvan. She also dem- the youth of the club and we Black £6,350 Cappoquin and Ballinomcela quali- onstrated a most attractive ar- will be very grateful for his 1985 Ford Fiesta, choice Ceanntfort an Gharda Siochana. Hounds DUNGARVAN YOUTH CLUB fied for the county final and we rangement using silk flowers kind assistance. of colours £6,150 Dungarbihan, FUND RAISING COMMITTEE would like to wish them both the and foliage, and showed us 1985 Mini Metro City, Co. Phortlairge. WIlLL MEET & SONS Manpower — We learn that Full panel £50', Snowball £50' best of luck. Ballyduff though not some very pretty gift ideas. The Manpower will begin work in choice of colour ... £5,700 Am Priomh Oiflgeach Thine, on, 45 calls, colour: pink. successful put up a very good per- members agreed that it, was a Chomihiairle Chonndae FEBRUARY COMPLETE FUNERAL the field within the next few 1984 Ford Orion 1.6 83 19 69 86 88 90 68 39 formance and were represented by most unfortunate and enjoy- weeks. Automatic £6,650 Phortlairge, Pat Kenny. Michael Leamy (speak- FURNISHERS able evening. Minister Finalist In Scor Na Dungarbhan. Thursday 13th ••• Kiely's Ciross 34 44 48 5 49 7 18 15 1982 Opel Ascona 1.8s, Thursday 20 Millstreet 87 58 33 76 71 36 72 9 er), Margaret Ahern and Mary Mr. Michael McKenna, Kin- nOg — The club is Indeed very Saloon, as new £5,350 Murphy. We'll done to them and Saturday 22nd ... Piltlown Ciross 50 43 29 38 66 60 52 75 ALL FUNERAL REQUISITES salebeg will talk on garden proud of young Maureen Mc- 1980 Mini 850, one ladv especially to Michael Leamy who SUPPLIED planning and maintenance at Grath, Affane, who won her way South Eastern Health Board MARCH gave a very informative talk on owner, blue, as new £2,750 2 65 79 16 80 64 4 42 the next meeting to be held on to the Munster Recitation 1979 Renault 5 GTL, St. Otteran's Hospital Saturday 1st ••• Mount Stuart 32 37 12 28 10* 77 56 21 the GAA. We attend to all details- Tuesday, 18th Feb. He will have Finals in Scor na nOg in Tip- Waterford. a wide variety of plants on dis- perary last, week. We congratu- very good £2,450 Saturday 8,th Biallydiulf/ 55 57 61 8 82 23 46 ASTISTRY IN THE HOME Obituary Notice, Church 1979 Toyota Corolla 30, TENDERS FOR MEAT Croagh and Cemetery. play, and will advise on their late Maureen on her achieve- 'Denotes end of Snowball. This week-end the county finals cultivation. These plants will be ment and we will be "rooting" excellent £2,250 Saturday 15tih ... Woodbine Hill Prizes must be claimed on or of the Artistry in the home com- 1979 Ford Escort 4-door £2,150 Tenders are invited' for the Floral and Artificial Wreaths on sale during the meeting. All for her on Saturday night, 15th Monday 17th ...... Clashmore before Monday, February 17, at petition takes place in the Clonea are welcome on that night — February in the Premier Hall in 1978 Mazda 323 5-door supply and delivery of Beef and (12 Noon) Strand Hotel The reporting time Supplied. Mutton to the above hospital 6 p.m. sharp from Pat Mtoore. subscription £1.00 for non- Thuries. A word of thanks to Hatch £1,850 1 To finish the season. is 7.45 and there will be a disco to members. for the period l/4/'86 to 11 Thomas Tee., Dungarvan,. Shortest Possible Notice her cousins, Sr. Joseph, Glen- "DO A GOOD DEAL BETTER" 1 follow. P.T.A.A. cairn Abbey and Sr. Celine. Pre- 31/12/'86. — ait ll.OO a.m. — Full sheet must be returned Required. AT MBM Tender forms and particulars when claiming. DRAMA We have at last set a date for sentation Convent, Dungarvan Followers; are earnestly re- The Ballyduff Club will host the our Get-Together, and Friday, who have lent valuable assist- Loans Confidentially Arranged. miay be obtained from tihe Last week's winner: Mary SHANDON STREET ance t.o Maureen t.o date. Hospital Administrator with quested not to malke gaps' on to McCarthy, 1 Kllrush Parik, Dun- Regional finals of this competition 'March 7th in the CYM'S Hall is DUNGARVAN the night set aside for our CAPPOQUIN F.C. NOTES Also open for Petrol, Diesel and whom tenders should be lodged roads, or in boundary fences, garvan. (£500. on Saturday. February 22. Detals LPG seven days a week. and to ensure1 that all gates are of teams taking part etc. next week. PHONE 058-42116 jovialities. Personal notices will 1st Div. : Killeagh 4; Cappo- not later tlhian 5 p.m. on 5th Numbers dirawn this week by: be sent to our regulars in the March, 1986. closed. Mlark Fe hilly, 92 Springfield. —P.R.O. quin o — Our worst perfor- DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1986 PAGE THREE Spratt To Explore French Cycling RUGBY Ireland's leading amateur cyclist on the Continental cir- cyclist, Stephen Spratt of Dun- cuit. I don't want to intrude on garvan, win spend a year ex- that with any kind of heavy Double Cup Win For ploring the very demanding Circuit "commercial break" but I'll just F'rench cycling circuit. His take a minute to say that my switch to the Continent after and by Stephen's own grim de- in March. company, 'Dairyland, is proud to outstanding success in Ireland termination to succeed. be associated with Stephen 1985 was a fantastic year for has been made possible by a He will be the third rider Spratt's club, Cidona Carrick his career, his main events be- new bursary from Dairyland from the Cidona Carrick 'Wheel- Wheelers, at what must be a ing the World Championships Ltd., manufacturers of Yoplait ers club to have taken the op- very crucial stage of his career. Dungarvan in Italy, the Tou of Britain, yogurt, to his club Cidona Car- portunity of competing on the r We are proud also that Stephen Nissan Classic and Ras Tail- rick Wheelers. tough Continental circuit. An- will display the Yoplait. brand tean. In which he had a final JUNIOR CUP VERSUS Cup, Dungarvan displayed randle- on Sunday, kick-off 3 thony O'Gorman spent the ma- on suitable occasions and con- DRAW He has bee introduced to the stage win against international CHARLEVILLE great spirit and1 team effort o'clock. n jority of the 1985 season racing fident that he will d0 it with Mr. Ned Phelan, Ballyneety, famous French team. AOBB, by competition including a full in Belgium with the AZ Athus distinction. agiainsit a 'team which had de- YOUTHS was the- luckiy winner of our Stephen Roche and it Is signifi- Russlon squad. Dungarv-an firsts had a 13-6 team, while Vincent Kelly spent feated therm a few weeks bask. •Due to the International, draw for the two Triple Crown cant that he was also recom- There are a couple of inter- a season with a French club in victory over visitors' Chatfleville Strong forward play resulted there will be no training for stand tickets for both home mended by Sean Kelly who esting side issues to this par- Lille. A SIGNIFICANT in ithe second round of the in the backs getting a good youths this week-end,. internationals. hails from the club's base in RELATIONSHIP ticular bursary and it would be Munster Junior Cup at Bally- supply of ball. A fine run by Carrick-on-Suir. Ireland's two Stephen Spratt left Ireland remiss of me not, to mention randle on Sunday laislt. In a centre Kevin Barron was- re- professional cycling heroes have them. on Tuesday last, February U for Speaking at the presentation tough encounter on. a cold and warded with a ,try by winger stressed to Stephen and his Paris, where he joined his new of the bursary at the Granville breezy .afternoon Dungarvan club that life will not, be easy First, I can remind you that John Curran in the top corner. club. From there he will travel Hotel, Waterford, last Friday, a Dairyland bursary was also were worth their victory but at ACBB but that, it is the to the South of France for a Mr. Paud Horan, General Mana- were not as impressive a& in This was followed by a right, road to success. It will be provided to assist another two week training camp with ger, Dairyland Ltd., said: "I young cyclist at. a developing their opening firs® round Win penalty con-version' by emit-half HOUSEWIVES- made smoother by good finan- the team. Racing will begin at think the big story to-day is over Tralee. Sean' Dower to give the cial support, from home, made stage and we have a file of pic- the end of February and he will that, Ireland is launching an- seconds an early seven point TO ENSURE THE SUCCESS OF YOUR BAKING possible by the Yoplait bursary tures, of which we are proud of contest the early season classics other very promising young Sean Kelly training on the Dungarvan, playing with the lead. Improving their game and ORDERS mountains around Carrick-on- aid- of the wind in the- first with Austin Curran and John Suir in a Yoplait singlet. half, exerted early pressure Tynan making their comebacks and ouithalf Mliichiael O'Connor after their recent absence, the Next, I needn't tell most of FRESH CULTURED BUTTERMILK with long kicks' deep into Dungarvan- forwards- did not you that Dairyland is a Water- Charleville'® half gained good ford Co-on subsidiary and the allow the visitors to get into — from — ground for the home side. their normal game. Co-op, of course, has its head- It was from a lineout follow- quarters in Dungarvan, which When Clonmel however did ing one such 'kick that Dungar- is Stephen's home town. The re- exert pressure Dungarvan were CENTRAL DAIRIES LTD. lationship fits into position very van's first try came about. very lax in defence and In par- neatly and indeed so does the Charleville, having won the ticular in finding their touch name Spratt itself, which is lineout, were caught napping kicks,. Too many such kicks DUNGARVAN when- their fuHHbac'k in attempt- common to several significant went inrifield and allowed' Clon- AND TASTE THE DIFFERENCE! people among our shareholders ing to kick cleaT, had. htsi kick mel gain possession. and business associates. (I blocked down by hooker Jimmy Price 30p per litre — available in all shops and from In the second half the think Pat Spratt's pub on the Morrissey. who then, ball' in your Roundsman. (24-1) Quay in Dungarvan fits into hand, evaded the Charleville seconds performed well toi main- that category of business asso- attempts' to ground him and tain their seven, point lead and thoroughly deserved their vic- ciate too). scored' a fine try in- the- corner. tory. Dungarvan lost scrum- From a tough angle, Jim Mc- half Nicky Hannigan with Finally one should just note Grath failed in his conversion that "the Wheelers" operate out about ten minutes remaining, attempt. of Carrlck-on-Suir which is very and here's hoping Nicky will be definitely an Important part of At this period, Dungarvan fit to p'lay in the Ballyrandle Waterford Co-op's area of oper- looked much the stronger side, Cup campaign. BEECHER'S FOR ANIMAL FEEDS ation. but, Charleville came back into ATTENTION FARMERS ! Team- — Jack O'Hehir. J. As i say, it all fits into a very the game more and more as We stock the full range of Animal Feeds at the right Tynan, V. O'Rourke, M. O'Hal- appropriate relationship and we the firsit half progressed. The prices: — loran, T. Shanley, A. Curran. J. look forward to it developing to visitors dominated the lineouts Maverick Milk Substitute, Cattle and Dairy Nuts, Coarse mutual satisfaction." Faherty, P. Mul'laney, N. Hanni- and -some fine touch kicks by Calf Meal, Calf Pencils, Calf Nuts, Beef Nuts (with Dungarvan only resulted in gan. S. Dower, K. Barron, B. Romensan), Barley Balance Fine Meal, Parata, Bull Nuts, Picture shows Mr. Tom Walsh, Charleville regaining possession Sullivan', J. Curran-, D. Herlihy Broiler Foods, Layers Mash and Pellets, pig Rations, Chairman, Waterford Co-op So- from the sutosequeniti throw-in. T. Phelan. Bonham Craep Pellets, Sheep and Lamb Nuts, K.N.Z, ciety (right centrei making the In the scrums the spoils were Mineral Licks, etc., etc. presentation to Bobby Sheehan, THIS WEEKEND Chairman, Cidona Carrick shared, but Charlevitle looked All at unbeatable prices. very dangerous, especially when Wheelers with Stephen Spratt AH' roads lead to Landsdowne using tihe "blind-sidte" option, (centre), Billy Kenneally, Cid- Road for the Irish-Welsh game. MICHAEL BEECHER and many observers1 at half- TALLOW. CO. WATERFORD ona Carrick Wheelers (left) and The seconds play Waterford time felt that Dungarvan's four WHY NOT GIVE US A TRY ' Mr. Paud Horan, General Man- Glass in the opening round of point lead might not be ager, Dairyland Ltd. (right). the Ballyrandle Cup at Bally- enough! n Ten' minutes into the second half however home spectators fears were somewhat calmed MINNIES SQUASH NOTES ROAD DEATH when Dungarvan full-back Jim FORTHCOMING EVENTS Dan McCarthy 3-0, Brian fied Gerry iMcCuliagh for his McGrath kicked a fine penalty Barnes 3-0, Maurice Walsh 3-0 first ever major semi-final. from 40 metres out. Dungar- (1)—This Thursday night and Jim Harty 3-2. Scores (Dave's team first): (5) van's 7 point lead at this stage (13th Feb.) we have the finals T.S.B. Tom Drohan 3, Mary O'Connor was vital and definitely helped of the T.S.B. tournament. Also FIGURES DOWN I THE 0, (3) Gerry McCuillagh 0, Fiona to erode Charleviffle's confid- that night after the finals we The TSB recommenced on Monday, February 3 when Fitzgerald 3, i(2) Brian O'Brien ence. As- a result Dungarvan have a mid-season disco where 3. Sean Hogan 1 (1) Dave won some good possession and the prizes will be presented. Brian Keohan's team mopped Dan McCarthy's team 9-2. Touhy. 1, Gerardine Reynolds 3, IN 1985 spent a long time in- the (2)—Our next team tourna- visitors' half. Mark O'Connor at Scores: i&r Cora Kirwan 3, Sue (4) Patricia Walshe 3, Dominic "We are winning," was the ment, the Bank of Ireland, Ma homey 0. 14) Nicky Power 3, Clancy 1. scrum-half was. having a fine closes this Thursday night at comment of Mr. Jim Kelliv. gome «a was his brother Mic- CALOR Ian Walsh 0, KS> Patricia Cum- Also Michael Casey's team 7 p.m. ,Thi year it's a very Director. o£ fche National Road hael a,b outh-alt and Fet«r s mins 3, Tom Frost 2. Also Paddy beat Pat Buckley's team 10-6. Safety Association when he Coughlan on the- wing. special tournament as it takes Murphy's team defeated Tom Scores (.Michael's' team first): the form of the 'America style', commented on the big reduction Dungarvan's scrummaging Rossiter's team 10-4. Scores (5) Ann O'Donovan 3, Deirdre in road accidents for 1985, i.e. hand in and hand out, both was at this stage stronger than (Paddy's team first): (.5) Anne O'Riordan 0, '(B) Mary Brett 3, announced last week by the scoring and the sets will be to Keaver Is Teresa Goode 3, (3) Helen Crotty 0, (2) Bill Lee 0. Charleville's and in the opposi- 1.1 Instead of 9. it will be a 7 Gardai. The figures are the Aidan Clarke 3, Josephine Kevin Cusack 3, (1) Michael tions half they won a series of person tournament, i would like lowest since the present Flynn 0, (2) Paddy Power 3, Casey 1, Fat Buckley 3, (4) method of recording was intro- 5 yard scrums-, one of which to remind all squashers that Tony Hartnett 1, i(ll') Paddy Tom Casey 3, Paddy Kiely 0. 1 resulted in a penalty try being this is the last team tourna- duced , in 1968. Murphy 3, Tom RossiteT 0. On Thursday in Div. 1, Mich- awarded when Chairleville col- ment open to all for the season. On Tuesday night the first ael O'Mahoney's team beat During the year 416 persons lapsed' the scrum-mage. Kieran (3)—'The O'Brien Cup (The division commenced with a Sean deary's team 9-3. Scores were killed (465 in 1984"» and O'Connor kicked the conversion Minnies Closed) will be held on (Michael's team first): '(5) Jim 7,327 were injured (8,210' in to make it 1G-0 with twenty a week-end again this year on comment from one of our top Harty 3. Pascal Gibbons 1, (1) 1984). "This reduction in the minutes, remaining. the 28th Feb., 1st and 2nd players, that there are 7 teams in with a chance of winning Michael 3, Sean 1. (4) Tom death and injury rate continues A has happened however on March. There will be 4 divis- s IS ions in the mens and 2 divis- and then there is Pearse Molo- Kiely 3, Bill Smith 1. a trend which began modestly many occasions in the past. ions in the ladies. Thj closing ney's team. In the other tie Francis back in 1980 and has continued Dungarvan did not press home •IHAL_H£Mit4C. date for entries is Friday 21st Power's team beat Michael at an increasing pace," said Mr their advantage and' relaxed to Well, on Tuesday, Pearse's at 7 p.m. Kelly's team 10-8. Scores (Fran- Kelly. The 11% drop reported leave the opposition back into team were in action and what- cis's .team first): C5) Fr. Tom in 1985 was good news for a the game. ever about squash ability he WATERFORD LEAGUES Fliynn 3. Martin Moore 1. (2) whole host of people. certainly had the most power- Dungarvan, for the remainder Jack Sandford 3, Jim Byrne 1. of the game, had to withstand Our only team in action ful team with four committee '1) Francis 3. Michael 2. (4) Mir. Kelly said that it was tremendous Charleville pressure til's week were Ger Foleys div. members! Sadly though, they Jim Sheehan 0 Felix Shields 3, import-ant that this trend of which eventually yielded a fine 5 team and as every other week lcsit 11-7. Scores 'Eddie Moore's '3> Eddie Wade 1, Pat Mc- falling numbers, be- maintained. try which was dulty converted they remain unbeaten with a team first): (5) Martin Walsh Govern 1. A greater effort and consider- fine 20 pts. 5-0 win at home to 3. Sean Power 0, do Eddie ably increased resources were to leave it 13-6. When the final Tallow. Finally, on behalf of all the required for the task. whistle blew Charleville had Moore 2. Pearse Moloney 3. <2) fellas in the club I would like Scores — (5) Eddie Wade 3-1, John Cliffe 2, Tony Keaver 3 been, inside the Dungarvan 25 (4. Tom Kiely 3-2, (3) Ger to wish all the ladies a happy There was a low level of for ailil of ten minutes. CENTRAL HEATING CATERING 03) George Hamilton 3, Ray St. Valentine's Day. Foley (coach, captain, man- f awareness' of what co-uld be Overall then a good win for Moore 1, 4) John Clancy 1, — SQUASH '83 COOKING AND WATER HEATING ager, director, motivator, you done and of the resources need- the' home side but a display Michael Fitzgerald 0. ed for the task, at all1 levels of name it, Ger is it) 3-0, (2 Tony Also on Tuesday,, Pat Phe- which can and must be much Lonergan 3-0, (1) Michael society. One of the major goals lan's team beat John O'Brien's improved upomi If we are )t» r Manahan 3-0. In 1986, European Road Safety feat Dolphin in Musgrave Park, beam 10-6. Scores 'Pat's team Year, was to make everyone, first): (4) Tony Lonergan 2, Cork on- Sunday week. MEN'S COUNTRY LEAGUE IRISH NURSING from the- man in the street, Paddv Walsh 1, (1) Pat Phelan right up to the highest levels Team — D. Dower. J. Morris- On Wednesday night last the 3. John O'Brien 1. <6) Maurice o,f government, aware of what- sey, E. Walsh, T. Clarke, N. lads travelled to Baillycotton Walsh 3, Jimmy Kiely 2, '3) could be achieved on the roads Parkes', T. Shalloe. T. O'Brien, where they kept up their chal- Colm Bannon 2, Dermot Kelly 2. TAKES ON A M. Hanraha.ii, Mark O'COnnor, lenge to reach the semis when and of the resources' needed to Oin Wednesday in Div. 2 Dave Michael O'Connor, P. J. Kindre- they came home with 20 pts. achieve It. Tuohy's' team beat Gerardine gan, A. Hai'ly, K. O'Connor. P. Scores — Paddy Murphy 3-0, Reynolds team' 10-8. This quali- NEW FACE No matter how good the Coughlan', J. McGrath. With the passing of the 1985 figures for 1'985 were however, IS COMING YOII Nurses Act, Irish nursing is set we must not forget that a car SECOND XV MAKE IT A to take on a radically new ap- driver or passenger was killed CUP DOUBLE pearance, with greater control every 2 days, a pedestrian every Visit the Calor Kosangas heaters and boilers. of the profession being turned 24 days, a motorcyclist every Dungarvan 7, Clonmel 0 over to practicing nurses. week and a cyclist every- 9 da Mobile Showroom and see Calor Central Heating is the The first elections under the There was no room for com- The "seconds" had an im- first system to give home Nurses Act, 1985 will conclude placency. pressive- win over Clonmel in the versatile Calor Central on May 6th, 1986, and will pro- the Casey Cup on Sunday owners the option of central vide the Irish Nursing Board morning at Bally randfe. In an Heating system working (An Bord Altranais) with a Important game as the- seconds 'live'—as well as an heating, water heating Board the majority of whom prepare for the Ballyrandle are active members of the cooking and a 'real' fire all nursing profession Up to now, extensive range of quality nurses did not have a majority TAXATION 1 split-level and upright fuelled off their own on the Board. Instead, the Min- ister for Health appointed cookers, fixed fires, water independent gas supply. thirteen members, and the pro- Dungarvan fession elected ten. Seventeen FAIR AND i nurses will now be elected to WATERFORD MAINTAIN the Board, and twelve will be Junior directly appointed by the I The Mobile Showroom will be in RUN Minister. SIMPLE Chamber UNBEATEN "What, the election means," DUNGARVAN WATERFORD 4-9; CARLOW 2-5 says Noel Daly, Chief Executive 'Unfair,, muddled and compli- Notes of the Nursing Board, "Is that cated' - that is how the Com- (The Square) As expected Waterford collect- Ronayne, Kevin Ryan, Tom nurses at-the-bedslde will be mission on Taxi ion described JUNIOR CHAMBER PUB QUIZ ed full points from their Div. Murphy and Eddie Rockett entitled t0 participate in the our present tax system. The on 17th and 18th February, 1986. Preparations have started already Ill National Hurling League while Carlow's best were Tho- formation of national nursing Commission published five re- mas English, Michael Slye, for this year's Junior Chamber Quiz clash with carlow at B'agenals- policy." ports' over five years, amount- Paddy Quirke and Tom Quirke. to raise funds for the Rehabilitation town, on Sunday last. But while The need for the new Nurses ing to 1,600 pages, which con- If you are unable to visit the Mobile Showroom but would like more iniormation Scorers: Waterford—K. Ryan Act emerged because the 1950 Institute. Letters have been sent to 1 Waterford, wh0 maintain their tain itsi proposals' for reform. 100% record, were a class above 1-4; P. Murphy 2-0: M. Walsh Act was restrictive. The mem- Pubs in the Dungarvan area asking on Calor Central Heating simply DIAL 10 AND ASK FOR FREEFONE as far as hurling ability was 1-0- E. Rockett and P. Bennett bershiD of the Nursing Board, "Taxation Fair and Simple," them to enter now if they are inter- CALOR CENTRAL HEATING. concerned, they met, fierce re- 0-2 each- M. Beecher 0-1. Car- two decades later, failed to re- recently published by the Insti- ested in taking part. Calor Gas, Long Mile Road, Dublin 12. Tel: (01) 783000. 1 sistance from a very spirited low — M. Slye 0-5; E. Byrne and flect the changes which had tute of Public Administration, Entry forms plus the £10 entry Carlow side and it was only in T. Quirke 1-0 each. happened in the Interim to the present® the essence of the fee should be sent to — Niall King, the final ten minutes that Wa- Waterford — E. Curley: S. administration of the Health Commission's' thinking in forty c/o J. F. Williams & Co,, Solicitors, CAIO i terford made sure of the points. Daly. J. Galvin, L. O'Brien: M. Services. lucid, i'llus'trated pages. It is Main Street, Dungarvan. Quirke, M. Beecher, D. Foran; In 1970, the Health Act had Carlow's dogged commitment edited' toy Jim O'Donnell,, the The closing date is 5 p.m. Mon- unsettled Waterford wh were 3. Ahearne, L. O'Connor: M. completely reorganised the way IPA's' head of publishing. It 0 Walsh, M. Ronayne, K. Ryan; health care wa delivered in day. February 17. 1 ahead by just, a point, 1-6 to 2-2 s traces' the demand for reform Thc • format of thc competition I at the break. The visitors ex- P. Bennett, P. Murphy, E. Ireland, instituting Health and presents the- Commission's Rockett. Boards throughout the country. has been cihange'd slightly this year tended their lead to three proposals in regard to income and the Plate has been dispensed Carlow — J. Hayden; P. Mun- Outdated legislation did more points midway through the tax expenditure tax. savings with. The competition starts on B ch ine. T. Foley, M. Keating; P. than restrict the membership I second half but when Carlow and' investment, fringe benefits, Tuesday, 25lh February. Hickey, T. English, N. Kavan- of the Nursing Board. It limited failed to equalise from a clear social insurance contributions, cut chance, Waterford raised agh P. Quirke, M. Kavanagh; the Nursing Board's options company income, value-added | The complete Home Energy system their game and goals from IT." Quirke, B. Hayden, P. Mur- when it came to developing new tax, transport, excise duties, I Kevin Ryan and Pat Murphy phy- E. Byrne, M. Murphy, M. types of training programmes. made the Issue safe. Slye. Subs. — J. English for M. Under the new Act, An Bord Al- stamp duties, local taxation, Printed and published by the Murphy; M. Nolan for P. Mur- tranais will be empowered to inflation and incentives and is Proprietors at their Office and Waterford had good players phy. develop new and experimen- intended for everyone interest- Works, 78 O'Connell Street, Dun- in John Galvin, Michael Bee- tal — training programmes. ed in tax reform. garvan, Co. Waterford. cher, Mossie Walsh, Michael Referee: G. Long (ITIpperary). PAGE EIGHT DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1986 ORMOND M/XNDRAMin DUNGARVAN

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LAWLOR'S HOTEL Week-End T.V. Viewing NITE Nuacht. 8.10 — In Loving Mem- SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15 Called Slowly. The first in a ory. 8.40 — Mastermind. 9.15 — 6.45 a.m. — Open University. season of animal films for the 7 ETAS CLUB RTE 1 Australian Film Season: Greed. 8.30 — Hunter's Gold. 8.55 — family' starts Virginia McKenna The Mr. Asia Connection. Star- Bananaman. 9.00 — Saturday and Bill Traversi (1070). 7.00 — LOUNGE ring Danny Adcock. 11.00 — Superstore. 12.15 p.m. — Grand1- Micro Live. 7.30—Ebony. 8.00 — FRIDAY NIGHT — 60'S DISCO Sunday Sports Special: McGui- stiand. (l.OO — News. Weather). Travellers En Time. 8.30 — Gar- SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15 gan v. Cabrera. deners'' World. 9.00—Tom O'Con- ABBEYSIDE, DUNGARVAN 9.20 — Dilin O Deamhas. 9.30 5.05—News, Weather News, 5.15 SATURDAY AND SUNDAY NIGHTS — DISCO —Sports. News Wales. 5.20—The nor. 9.35—True Romance. 10.25 —Anything Goes. 12.50 — News —Did You See? 111.05 _ News- FRIDAY, FEBRUARY Headlines followed by Sports Muppet Show. 5.45 —Jim'll Fix night. 1'1.50 — Weatherview. 10 p.m.-2 a.m. — Adm. £3.50 Bar Ext. — Neat Dress Stadium. 6.00 — The Angelus. It 6.20 — The Noel Edmonds 6.10 — News. 6.10 _ Mailbag. Late Late Breakfast Show. 7.10 11.55-1.35 a.m.—Film: Charlotte. THREE SHAMROCKS 6.30 — The Superstars. 7.25 — BBC 1 —Every Second Counts. 7.45 — The turbulent life, in 1930s All Kinds Of Country. 8.00 — Les And Duistln's, Laughter Berlin, of artist Charlotte Salo- Dallas. 9.00 — News. 9.15 — Show. 8.20—Strike It Rich! 9.10 man, who died to Auschwitz in SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15— World Championship) Boxing : FRIDAY, FEBRUAiRY 14 —News And Sport, Weather 1943, aged 26 (1980). McGuiga v. Cabrera. 11.00 — News 9-25 — Barry MicGuigan n 6.00' a.m. -Ceefax AM. News, Mlf Late Night Movie: Android. Live. WIBA Featherweight Cham- SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15 DISCO Starring Klaus Kinskl, Brie Sport, Weather. 6.50 — Break- pionship of the World: Barry Howard and Norbert Weisser. fast Time. 9.20 —Pages from McGuigan v. Dandlo Cabrera 7.16 a.m.-l.'55 p.m.—Open Uni- RADLEYS LOUNGE 12.30 — Late News. Ceefax 12.30 p.m.—News After live from Dublin. 10.45—Film: versity. 2.05—'Film: The Strange SUNDAY, FEBRUARY ll Noon. L00—Pebble M©1 At One. The Horror Movie: The Shut- Affair of Uncle Harry. Starring 1.45—King Rollo. 1.50 —Bric-A- George Sanders, Geraldine SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 16 tered Room Carol Lymley and Brac. 2JOO—Pages from Ceefax. Gig Young-' sitar in this 1906 Fitzgerald and Ella Raines. DAVITTS REVISED ABBEYSIDE 10.30 a.m.—Engineering Craft 3.52—Regional News. 3.55—Lay film with Oliver Reed and (1945, black & white). 3.2.0 — Studies. 10.50—France Acteulle. On Five. 4.10—HeathclifE. 4.15— Flora Robson. 12.25 a.m. — Film: The Dark Mirror. Co- PERSONS UNDER 20 YEARS NOT ADMITTED 11.15 — Mass 12.00 — News James And The Giant Peach. Weather. starring Olivia de Havilland Headlines followed by Sunday 4310 — Charlie Brown. 4.55 — and Lew Ayres (1946, black & Review. 1.00 — Cartoon Time. Newsround Extra. 5.10—Grange White). 4.45—Laramie. 5.35 — EVENING^PECIALS 1.10 — About Time. 2.00 — Land- Bill. 5.35 — Fax! 6.00 — Six Deutsch Direkit! 6.00—Horizon: mark. 2.30 _ Anois Is Aris. 3.25 O'clock News; Weather News. The Wrong Stuff. 6.50 — News- SERVED FROM 5.30 p.m. to 8 p.m. —The Mark Twain Season: Life 6.35—Sportfoliio. 7.00 — Wogan. view. 7.30 — International Pro- On The Mississippi. Starring 7 40 — Its' Your Move -(hew celebrity Golf. Arnold Palmer Sirloin Bar Steaks fully garnished, with choice Robert Lansing and David Knell. series). 8.10 — Dynasty. 9.00 — and Johnny Briggs meet. Gary of tea or coffee, including home-made brown 5.CO—The Story Of Jesus. 5.15— Nine CyOlock News. R.gionnl Player and Ronnie Corbett. 8.20 bread £5.50. The Living Isles. 6.00—The An- News1; Weekend Weather News. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14 —Celibidache Conducts Bruck- gelus. 6.01 — News followed by 9 30—Lovejoy. 10.25 — Victoria 6.55-7.25 a.m. — Open Univer- ner. 9.55 — Saturday Review. House Sports Results. 6.20 — The En- Park FULL MENU AVAILABLE Wood.—As Seen On TV. 11.00— sity. 9.00 —Pages from Ceefax. 10.45-12.25 a.m. — Film Inter- quiring Mind. 7.10 — Late Late The Late Film: S.P.Y.S. Comedy 9.35-—Daytime On Two. 2.50 — national: The Case Is Closed. Extra. 7.45 — Murphy's Micro thriller with Donald Sutherland Pages from Ceefax. 5.25—News Mamat&r Shankar and Anjan MAIN STREET, DUNGARVAN Quiz-M. 8.25 — Glenroe. 9.00 — aad Elliott Gould (1974). 12.40 Summary with subtitles. Wea- Dutt star. i(HO<83. Bengali with News. 9.15 — Davis At Large. a.m.—Weather. ther. 5.30 — Film: An Elephant English subtitles). 10.10 — Slants. 10.50 — Tales Of The Unexpected. 11.20—'Late Friday, February 14 — GENTS News. Friday, February 14 — MIXERS AND FOR THE REST OF THE WEEK Saturday, February 15 — WILLIE WHITE Saturday, February 15 — SEAN FHOCAIL Sunday, February 16 — GENTS THURSDAY night- 11.30 Garda Patrol; 11.40 MONDAY RTE 2 RTE 1—1.30 p.m. Good After- Night Light. J.C.B, FOR HIRE. Telephone 058/41538 Surday, February 16 — TRUCKS RTE 1 — 3 p.m. Good After- noon from Thurles; 1.31 News FRIDAY noon; 3.01 News Headlines fol- Headlines followed by Paint SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15 RTE 1 — 2 p.m. Good After- lowed by Mind How You Go; Along With Nancy Kominsky; noon—Boat And Caravan Show 3.30 _ Maya The Bee. 3.50 — 3.10 Good Afternoon Kitchen; 1.40 Racing. 2.05 Good After- '86 Special- 2.01 News Headlines CHELTENHAM RACE FESTIVAL Saturday Matinee' Dinner At 3.20 Monday P.M.; 3.35 Get Fit, noon from Thurles; 2.10 Racing; followed by The Brothers; 2.50 Eight. Starring Marie Dressier, Stay Fit- 3.45 Money Matters: 2.40 Good Afternoon from Thur- Print Week- 3 p.m. Plague Of TRAVEL AND ACCOMMODATION £108 (incl.) •John Barrymore and Wallace 4 p.m. Emmerdale Farm; 4.30 les- 2.45 Racing; 3.40 Good Hearts; 3.25 Get Fit, Stay Fit: Contact: Mr. G. O'Mahony, Manager. Beery. 5.45 — Jim'll Fix It. 6.20 Bosco- 5 p.m. Dilin o Deamhas; Afternoon: 3.55 Looking Good: 3.35 Here Comes The Weekend — The Late Late Breakfast 5.10 Scooby Doo; 5.30 Super- 4.30 Bosco; 5 p.m. Chartspot; —Boat Ar.d Caravan Show; 3.55 WHITECHURCH HOUSE HOTEL Show. 7.15 — National Geogra- gran: 6 p.m. The Angelus: 6.01 5.2C Boy Dominic; 5.50 Garda Sons And Daughters; 4.25 Week- phic: Save The Panda. 8.20 — Newstlme; 6.35 The Paper Lads; Patrol- 6 p.m. The Angelus; 6.01 end Weather- 4.30 Bosco; 5 p.m. To The Waters And The Newstlme 6.35 Testament. To Nuacht and News For The Deaf. 7.05 Pat's Chat; 5.10 Newsline; 5.30 8.25 — The Lucie Arnaz Show. Wild- 7.35 Festival Folk; 8 p.m. The Bushmen; 7.05 Benson; Skippy- 6 p.m. The Angelus; 8.55 — Tanglewood. 9.50 — Clne- Falcon Crest- 9 p.m. News; 9.30 7.35 Magnum; 8.30 Gael Video; 6.35 The Sullivans- 7.05 John S c'.ub. Iris 86 10 p.m. Miami Vice; 9 p.m. News- 9.30 Today To- Player Tops; 8 p.m. The 10.55 Exhibit, "A"; 11.55 Late night- 10.10 The Thursday Film: Women's Programme; 8.25 Life News. A Cold Day's Night. Starring JR' NITE CLUB - LISMORE HOTEL SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 16 Begins At Forty: 9 p.m. News: Telephone 058/54304; 54219 Robert Gulp. Eli Wallach and 9.30 The Late Late Show; 11.25 2.15 — Europa. 3.05 — Adults RTE 2 — 5.50 The Cisco Kid; Michael C. Gwynne; 11.35 Late Hollywood Beat: 12.20 Late THIS SUNDAY NIGHT ST. VALENTINE'S NIGHT- Learning. 3.35 — The European 6.20 A Country Practice: 6.45 Oh News. News. Nightjar. 3.30 — Science Inter- No It's Selwyn Froggitt: 7.15 Strictly Over 18 - Neat Dress Essential — Bar Extension WEST WATERFORD C.B. CLUB DANCE national. 4.00 — MT USA. 6.00— Nuacht; 7.30 Coronation Street; RTE 2 — 5.45 The Snorks; 6.10 RTE 2—5.45 Dili'rent Strokes. In aid of Multiple Sclerosis Society Whicker's India. 7.00 _ The 8 p.m. Africa; 9 p.m. Our Family A Country Practice; 6.40 The 6.15 A Country Practice; 6.45 Brontes Of Haworth. 8.00 — Honour- 9.55 Talk Of Times Three Stooges: 7 p.m. Top Of Gardener's World; 7.15 Nuacht; DANCING TO KNICKEROCKERS — Bar Exit. Past- 10.40 Newhart: 11.05 News- The Pops- 7 30 Nuacht; 7.45 7.30 A Home In The Green night; 11.20 Night Light. Mtilbag- 8.05 Landmark follow- Land- 8 p.m. Spenser For Hire; SATURDAY NIGHT AND EVEiRY SATURDAY NIGHT— ed by Mart and Market; 8.40 8.55 Dracula. Starring Jack • DISCO • TUESDAY The Galton And Simpson Play- Palance and Nigel Davenport; 10.40 Exhibit "A"- 11.20 News- Bar — Over 18's — Neat Dress house: 9.10 Midweek Sport; DUNGARVAN RTE 1 — 3 p.m. Good After- 10.15 The Pedler: 11.15 News-- night. noon; 3.01 News Headlines fol- SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 16— THE "CATS" lowed by Vikings; 3.30 Looking BAR SINGALONG WITH PADDY McGRATH Good; 3.50 Ta Bhact, An tSugar- MOUNT MELLERAY GOLF CLUB tha- 4 p.m. Emmerdale F'arm; 4.30 Bosco- 5 p.m. Paint, For DUNGARVAN SCOUT THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13 Fun; 5.10 Alvin And The Chip- NOTES munks: 5.35 Follyfoot: 6 p.m. The Angelus- 6.01 Newstlme; - CARDS RESULTS 6.35 The A-Team; 7.30 The TROOP NOTES Mountain Lark; 8 p.m. End Of SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 16— Thursday and Saturday—1st, (11th 32nd Waterford) THESPORTSMANS INN B. Power (16) 31 pts.; 2nd, M. Empire- 9 p.m. News; 9.30 To- Lynch (12) 30 pts. day Tonight- 10.10 Dynasty; 11.05 Boithrln Na Smaolnte; TROOP MEETING 11 year olds but in the end Cor- SING ALONG WITH MATTIE WELD0N Sunday 9th (Hamper) — 1st, mac O'Dwyer emerged as the CAPPOQUIN P. Donnelly (17) 64 pts.; 2nd, N. 11.35 Late News. The meeting opened with a prayer as usual, and afte a winner with Aldan McCarthy D. O'Kennedy (10; 66 nett. r RTE 2 — 5.45 p.m. Tomorrow's brief talk we all fell-out to our and Eoin Cunningham sharing World; 6.20 A Country Practice; patrol corners. The PL's show- second place. There wasn't THURSDAY, "FEB^ „ _ PROGRESSIVE 45 FIXTURES 6.45 Eyewitness Evidence . . . . ed the scouts how to do knots much competition in the 13 year Thursday and Saturday — 14 Fact Or Fiction? 7.15 Nuacht; when the patrols were in their olds quiz as Paul O'Dwye.r won Holes Stroke. 7.30 Glenroe; 8 p.m. Hardcastle corners while Brendan Coward with full marks. In the 14 year JACKPOT £100 olds section Michael Desmond SEA VIEW' THE P|KE, On Saturday the 1st tee i re- And McCormlck; 8.55 Helmat; went around and did inspec- HAYF^ — s won over Martin Flynn by just served from 11.46-1.30 p.m. 9.55 Personally Speaking; 10.40 tions. After Brendan had finish- • • !•>! DUNGARVAN one question. The winners go SATWPAY F 17 Sunday, 16th — 9 Hole Stable- The Drottningholm Music; 11.20 er' the inspections we paid our through to the Regional Quiz Friday, February 14 — PROGRESSIVE 45 " -SATELLITE SOUND lord Plus Junior Alliance. Newsnight; 11.35 Night Light. dues and then a game of foot- ball was started by Mr. Kiely. which is to be held in the near future. After the quiz we all In aid of Pike Tug-O'-War Club. POKER CLASSIC WEDNESDAY While the game progressed, a said the prayer again and then SUNOAY, FEB. ,6 - MIDNIGHT FLYER quiz was being made out by left for home. A court of honour Sunday, February 16 — CONTRAST Congratulations to captain J. RTE 1 — 3 p.m Good After- two PL's. When all the games F. Mansfield who proved on followed and then the senior noon; 3.01 News Headlines fol- were finished the patrols again patrol members played the PL's Friday, February 21 — PROGRESSIVE 45 Saturday night last that he lowed by Blizzard's Wizard feh-out to their corners and cannot be believed, by winning in badminton A great night In aid of Guide Dogs for the Blind. Woodwork: 3.25 Music Makers- waited for the quiz. The ques- was had by all. the Poker Classic. 3.40 Get Fit, Stay Fit; 3.50 Con- tions were fairly hard for the tact; 4 p.m. Emmerdale Farm; QUIZ 4.30 Bosco; 5 p.m. Doireann ST. LAURENCE'S TENNIS Next Saturday night, Feb. 15, Agus Daideo; 5.10i The Lone will see the completion of the Ranger: 5.40 The Voyage Of The Mlmi; 6 p.m. The Angelus- 6.01 Quiz, with the semi-finals and DUNGARVAN BADMINTON BALLYDUFF THEATRE GROUP presents' final of the team Quiz, and the Newstlme; 6.40 Mr. Belvedere; CLUB NOTES final of the Individual competi- 7.10 Midweek Movie: The Last tion. Contestants are requested Song. Starring Lynda Carter U JIMMY O'DONNELL SINGLES MEMBERSHIP 1986 to come early. The semi-finals with Ronny Cox and Don Por- CLUB NOTES "ALL MY SONS WINTER LEAGUE This year membership of St. will start at 9.00 p.m. sharp, so ter; 9 p.m. News; 9.30 Today To- Laurence's Tennis Club is to be con- Burca Cup takes place. This By Arthur Millar. The next round of the singles that everyone can take a break night: 10.30 The Equaliser;' 11.25 All members please take note fined to existing levels of 1985. Late News. that, there will be no badmin- event is the largest In the club's League must be played by March 3. before the finals, and watch the calendar, so all members are Existing members will have first fight if they wish. Remember, ton on this Thursday night asked to come along and help St. Michael's Hall, Ballyduff So far everything is running preference to rejoin over new mem- 9.00 sharp and we don't mean RTE 2 — 5.50 Tom Grattan's next, Feb. 13, due to the Wolfe out on the day. smoothly anAY, FEB. 16th, l eague the courts on most Sundays April 30, 1986. Waterford Glass, Sat. Feb. 15 8.55 Only When I Laugh- 9.25 able to non team members. ning 5-3 over St. Anne's and 6-2 FRIDAY, FEB. 21 st, SUNDAY, FEB. 23rd of February/March '86 are not For further information please (postponed from Feb. 8 — The Colbys; 10.25 Cheers ;' 10.50 HAUGHEY/DE BURCA CUP over De La Salle. Well done to At 8.15 p.m. each night. available and can not be booked check notice board in the clubhouse. weather). Junior Alliance — Tales From The Darkside- 11.15 On Sunday next, the 16th one and all. after 12 p.m. Admission £2 — Bookings 058/60208 —I'.R.O. Sunday, Feb. 16. Newsnight: 11.30 Night Light. February, the Haughey / De 'Till next week — 4 (P.R.O.) DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1986 PAGE SEVEN

G.A.A. Notes By Commentator BALLYDUFF TO S^nRBTJareafJBBiIlCi.'ir.ri'I STAGE "ALL MY Full Representation At First Meeting GAIN SHEEP

WESTERN BOARD MEETING SONS" O'Brien. Adrian Meagher, Paul Every club in the Division was Prendergast, Niall Power, The Ballyduff Theatre Group will FEEDS represented at the first open Fourmilewater — Ger Walsh, present Arthur Millars 3 act play meeting of the Western Board Pat Walsh, Richard Guiry, Tho- ••All My Sons" in St. Michael's Hall, SHEEP NUT 14% - This is a heJd on Monday last, at Dun- Of Western Board mas Walsh. Ballyduff this Friday commencing at multi-purpose sheep nut that can be garvan. Denis McGrath, chair- St. Olivers — Brendan Daly, 8.15 p.m. It will also be staged on used where a well balanced nut man, presided and welcomed Brendan O'Grady, Michael this Sunday and again on Friday ments about an application by is required. the delegates. He expressed the had discussed the matter at a will be presented by both Divi- K;e y, Declan Glavin, David and Sunday, February 21st and a player seeking a transfer hope that clubs would continue special meeting of this body, sional Boards for approval, and Cullinan. 23rd. to send representatives to all from Eire Og to Kilgobinet and which will take place on Thurs- as in recent, times, n late ap- EWE NUT 16% - Can be used in from Stradbally to Bonmahon. 0 Stradbally — Liam O'Brien, Produced and directed by Bill meetings of the Board for the day, February 20. plications will be entertained. Michael O'Keeffe. all cases where additional feed is coming year. The discussion on these lasted Canning the cast includes John Abbeyside proposed that the Abbeyside — Sean McGrath, Coleman as loe Keller; Hugh required but especially pre-lambing. for over half an hour. The intermediate hurling cham- EAMON YOUNG transfer to Kilgobinet, was Justin Walsh, Tomas Enrlght. Moynihan as Chris Keller; Geraldine REGRADINGS pionship be structured slightly The Munster Council coach is Dungarvan — Eddie Burke, Canning as Kate Keller; Mary EWE BALANCER 44% — (Fish eventually approved, but the differently in order to allow Stradbally case was deferred due back in the county next Brendan Morrissey, J. P. Moran, Houlihan as Ann Deever and Fin- Ardmore senior football club the teams coming second and Based) — Includes Fish Meal, until the applicant could be week and judging from the Eoin McGarry. tan Fennessy as George Deever. applied for regrading to inter- third on the league/champion- St. Patrick's — Martin Kelly. Minerals and Vitamins that balance mediate status and while this contacted. number of applications for his (See advt. for details). ship table to play a semi-final a baslic ingredient mix of 50% pulp: is the business of the county services Eamon will be kept and the winners going on to fixtures committee, the Chair- Among the clubs wh0 bene- busy during his second six- 50% cereal. fitted (?) were Brickeys, Eire the top team in the divisional wteks visit. According to the man allowed delegates to dis- final. This proposition was cuss the application and based Og, Tallow and Kilgobinet. programme decided on by the POINT-TO-POINT MINERAL/VITAMINS — Gain Marty Kiely from Ballinacourty, supported from the floor and Munster Coaching Council, each on the views of this meeting a tho chairman agreed that it High Phos. and Ultra High Phos. recommendation could be made. John Morgan from Caislean club Is entitled to have him Cuanach and Patrick (Tyler) would be considered when the for two days. Min/Vitamins available at keenest Declan Barron for Ardmore Walsh from Glen Rovers were officers met. said that the club had not won BIG FIELDS AT TALLOW prices. transferred to Kilgobinet. It was also proposed that an REFEREES a first round match In senior effort be made to play all first since 198i and now nine of their REFEREES and second rounds of this Although the National Available from all branches of team had emigrated to the championship on the same day, Leagues have only resumed in FIXTURE U.S.A. Others had retired and The Chairman announced Waterford Co-op. if possible. the past, tw0 weeks, two of our The West Waterford Point-to- mark, 3. 51, 61. 16 ran. Second they found it difficult to field that in accordance with the de- county referees have already Poinit fixture at Tallow last Division — C. O'Keeffe's An- a team in this grade. cision of the special meeting REGISTRATION officiated. On Sunday last, Dun- Sunday attrac ted a fine attend- drea's Delight, P. J. Healy, 1; Michael Marrlnan (Kilgob- of the previous week, he had garvan referee John Moore ance despite the arctic condi- appointed a select committee of Clubs were warned about the Lovely Wager, 2; General Rain. inet) made the point that, the handled the Kilkenny/Clare tions. There were no> less than four members — Ollle Wilkin- need to have membership 31, 51. 15 ran. situation would change if the hurling league game and on the eight race® wltih a total of 117 Waterford WWg nine who had emigrated return- son, Anthony Walsh, James registration submitted as soon previous Sunday Tomas O Mea- Bennett and Tom Crotty to ex- a possible and not later than runners' coming under starters A WINNER AT CLONMEL ed. In the end it was agreed to s chair was in charge of the Kil- orders' during the afternoon COOP RFR recommend the application, so amine the matter of grading March 1st. Thls is important kenny/Limerick football league and it was an excellent per- John Quealy was also on. a It, now seems that Ardmore will of referees and recruiting new as the new accident scheme match. formance to complete the card winner at Clonmel races' on the be in the intermediate cham- members to the panel of Board requires members to be pro- before- light failed. previous' Thursday in a tre- pionship in 1986. referees. He appealed to all perly registered before claims MINOR AFFAIRS clubs to co-operate with the can be considered. The fixture opened with a mendous' finish in. the B'ally- An Rinn: Their application committee and to supply at Minor activity in the county good' local win when Mrs. R. vaughan. Amateur Handicap for regrading from intermediate least one name each. When this ACCIDENT SCHEME/PUBLIc has seen an earlier than usual McCarthy's "Lord Frantic" had Chase. A® his mount, "Pat Mc- to junior football ran into committee will have examined LIABILITY start. Both sets of selectors a 3-lengths win In the Con- Gee" (4/110 in the colours of Bord Soiathair an Lelctreachai* trouble when delegates pointed the matter a special meeting of have met and training has com- fined Maiden. Mrs. S. Pouter and trained by At the outset of th meet- out that, in 1982 the club con- all referees will be held during e menced in both divisions. The Dungarvan owner, Mrs. Tony Michael (Mouse) Morris, coin- tested the county senior semi- March to review the position ing. a very long discussion announcement of the schedule Dunphry saw local rider Nicky ed with the favourite, "Mr. final in a drawn match and two before the final grading would took place on the above. A of the Munster mlnor leagues Dee make no mistake this time Baker" (3/1). on landing over replays against Stradbally. be done in conjunction with the letter from Croke Park pointed has been considered by both when he s'teered her "Remta- the second last fence he lost out that players in an under 12 Nioclas Mac Craith said that County Board. selection committees and each ent" to a 2 lengths- victory in both Irons and 'his. whip but he competition run by a Board, ten of their present crop of has decided to 'have a go' at the first division of the Open nevertheless managed to e will be covered, it, also pointed players were over 32 years and winning. Maiden. Nicky sent the 4/1 "Pat McGee" home by a head CHAMPIONSHIPS out that claims from players in a tremendous finish. some players had gone from the who In football, our minors will be winner to the front early on A total of 113 teams) were en- ! are registered as youth area. 1 Involved in a two-way game the final circuit and managed tered for the various champion- members will be decided by the to contain the late challenge John Murphy (Seana Phobal) ships as follows — Intermediate age/status, of the player on against Tipperary and the ag- NOTICE TO CUSTOMERS the gregate score will determine of Mr. R. O'Byrne's "Over The In order to carry out essential improvements opposed the application as did hurling (6): Intermediate foot-1 date of the accident, Bar" when the latter made a James Walsh (Kilgobinet) and ball (7); Junior hurling (22);|„__„ the winners, who then go for- and alterations to our networks, we regret SG0R ward to play the winners of the bad' mistake three fences from Ed. Murphy (Shamrocks). The Junior football (25)- U/21 hur-• Clare/Limerick two-way game home. that it will be necessary to interrupt the application was heavily defeat- ling (13); U/21 football (13) Five clubs from Waterford In the final. CAPPOQUIN/ ed on a vote. Minor hurling (13): Minor foot- will participate in the Mun- Another Dungarvan rider. electricity supply as follows: Tallow Their appeal to be al- ball (14). No new clubs were ster juvenile Scor finals at On Saturday. February 26th John Quealy had a winning lowed regrade their second affiliated, so the position as re- we play Tipperary at. Dungar- Thurles on Saturday next and ride on Mr. W. Dooley's' (Tra- ARDMORE R/A team from intermediate to jun- gards teams is more or less the we wish them all well. van and the return game will more ) "Barrle Boy" in the BALLINAMEELA ior met with an unexpected same as last year. The Western adult Scor take place at Clonmel On Satur- second division of the Open Monday, 17th Feb. — From 09.30 to 1.00 p.m. — amount of opposition. John county finals will be held at day. March 8th. Maiden in which only two of Lyons and Denny Cunningham Lisarow, Kilknockan, Glenwilliam, Liskeelty, Prap, GROUPINGS Dungarvan on Friday and In hurling we play all the the eleven' starters finished. ATHLETIC CLUB "Iinalyra. made the case that since Tal- Sunday nights of this' week. other Munster counties (exclud- low had gone Intermediate, they For under 21 purposes, the ing Cork), with Gaiway being following clubs joined forces — DETAILS had lost seven of their regular allowed in for good measure. AFFANE R/A Ballysaggart/Lismore; Tourin/ PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP players and were forced to rely NOTES Cappoquin: Ballinwillln/Affane • On Saturday. March 1st, we Confined Maiden Hunt Race Wednesday, 19th Feb. — From 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. — on under-age players to fill their Medals for the above com- play Clare at Bansha and on Ballyduff / Shamrocks: Sliabh petition which was played a —Mirs. R. McCarthy's Lord MUNSTER INDOOR Kilclogher, Rockfield, Boherwillin, Bawnnavinnoge, Bally- second team. Last year they gCua/Modeligo and An Rinn/ the following Saturday Kerry, Frantic, R. McCantlhy, 1; Our were beaten by a margin of 21 couple of years ago, will be whom we also olay in the Mun- CHAMPIONSHIPS nahemery, Bridgequarter, Cappagh, Kilcannon, Farran- Kilrossanty. All are in both hur- shortly presented to the mem- Charm 2; Abbey Flyer 3. 31, 31, points in the first round and ling and football. ster championship, will be our 13 ran. The Munster Indoor Cham- bullen, Whitechurcli, Ballynamintra, Kilgreany, White- bers of the winning Comeragh opponents at Bruff. March 15th eventually were forced to with- AIB Open Maiden Race — P. pionships took .place in Nenagh church Quarry, Canty, Knockaun, Ballynacourty, CooJna- draw altogether from this Rovers team. Is the date for our meeting with The Chairman told the meet- O. O'Connell's Cherry Pauper, for t)he Ulnder 12s. 13s and 14s nav, Killeshal, Ballylemon, Knockacullen, Ballymacmague, championship. ing that the acceptance of these Gaiway at Tipperary and our D. M O'Brien, 1; Cheval Son. 2; on Sunday laslt. We had two will be subject to County Board SYMPATHY final match Is against Limerick Glenavaddra. James Bennett opposed the Chicago Price. 3. 11, £1, 21 ran. athletes taking pant in. different approval When accepted all Our sincere sympathy ls ex- at Golden on March 22nd. All Southern Mills Open Light- events. Botlh athletes did ex- application and pointed out games will be at 3 p.m. groupings must enter for the tended to the Kelleher family weight Race — J. P. MWManus's tremely well against stiff BALLYDUFF R/A that Tallow were very strong 'A' championship in both under oi the recent death of Jim in the under 21 championship WATERFORD MINOR Mister Donovan, J. Lombard. 1; opposition. Wednesday, 19th Feb. — From 09.30 to 4.00 p.m. — 21 hurling and football. Kelleher, a former player and Preferred Creditor 2; Bulabos, last year and drew with Lis- HURLING TRIAL Corrina Walsh ran In thc Curraheen, Ballinaspick, Monatrim, Ballinvella, Kilnacar- official with Ballinameela club. 3. 101. 11. 18 ran. more before losing. James TOURNAMENTS Also to Faha club chairman girls u-12 800m. and finished A county minor hurling trial Open Maiden Race (Divided) riga, Ballynaraha, Bridane, Boolakiley, Gfensaggart, Walsh and some other junior Monnie Foley on the recent wil; be held in the Fraher Field, in. second pHace. Fiona Lynch Permission to ru an eight- First Division — Mrs. A. Dun- Okyle, Scart, Monvore, Camphfre, Curragraig, Claslinam- club delegates also expressed n death of his father. Dungarvan on Saturday, 15th took pant In (the shot putt event team junior football tourna- phy's Rentatent, N. Dee, 1; concern about the application. February at 11.30 p.m. The fol- and finished in third place. rock. ment was granted to the Strad- Over The Bar, 2: Blackcastle Some delegates asked about the MUNSTER TEAMS lowing are Invited to attend. We congratulate the. two girls bally club and the following Lady. 3. 21, dl&t., 12 ran. Second BALLYDUFF R/A 'legality' of the application as Please bring full gear, helmet on their fine performances and team will participate — Strad Division — W. Dooley's Barrie it was felt that Tallow were not s Portlaw's David Foran Is and hurley. it shows, what a bit of effort bally, Faha. Sean Phobal. Kil-, named as a substitute on the Boy. J. Quealy, 1; Dr. Phil, 2. Thursday, 20th Feb. — From 09.30 to 4.00 p.m. — aualified to apply. a B a 1 ly d u ff — Sea Quirke, in ttraihing can do. gobinet, Kilrossanty, Emmetts, Munster hurling team to play n 11, la ran, 2 finished. Ballyduff, Bawnbrack, Cloonbeg, Ballynerroo, Maishtown, John Lyons pointed out that James Scanlon, Eugene Flynn. Bonmahon and Joh Mitchels. Ulster at Carrlck-on-Shannon Tramore who had won a junior n Coolmore National Hunt COLLEGES CROSiS Garrynagoul, Glenagurteen, Waterpark. on Sunday next and this Cappoquin — Martin Power. championship more recently Caislean Cuanach were given Qualifier — J. Hannon's Over COUNTRY permission to run a four team brings to two the number of Shamrocks — Liam Murphy, than Tallow had been regraded Brendan ..Murphy. The Road, T. S. Costelio, 1; junior hurling tournament with Waterford players Involved. by the Eastern Board on the Tallow — David Henley, Der- Bundle Boy, 2; Probe He, 3. 41. On Thursday last' the Oounty SAFETY NOTES the following teams — Kilgob- Stephen Breene is named as previous night. mot Henley, Kieran Murphy, M. 101. 11 ran. Colleges Cross Country took inet, Modeligo, Caislean Cuan- right-corner forward on the FOR SAFETY SAKE— On a vote. Tallow's applica- T. Cunningham, Martin McCar- Agra Meats Open Maiden place in Dungarvan and the tion was defeated by 23 votes ach and Ardmore. team and hopefully he will be fit enough to play. He missed thv. j. j. Henley, G. Sice. Race — First Division — M. W. cltob lhad aithletes competing for 1—Please treat all services and installations as to 11. Some did not vote. Hickey'si Well Over. T S. Cos- REGULAR MEETINGS Sunday's game against Carlow, Lismore — Dan Geoghegan, a number of schools. Ann because of 'flu. Brian O'Gorman, Martin teilo, !•; Nimble W4t, 2; Pit- Browne was second in the live during this period as supply may be INDIVIDUAL REGRADINGS Nioclas M'acCralth asked junior girHs race and. Joseph Stradbally's Eoin O'Brien is resumed at any time for brief periods. about the regularity of Board Power was second' in 'the junior A total of 113 players in all named a sub. on the Munster grades successfully applied for meetings during the coming boys- race. Fiona Lynch and season and was informed that football team to play Connaght ATHLETICS 2—If you own or operate Electrical Generating regrading and with the excep- at Tralee, also on Sunday next. Michael Fenton were both on tion of Ballyduff, all clubs avail- the matter would be examined winning school teams. Equipment, please inform your local E.S.B. and a regular night appointed. ed of the statutory five appli- HURLERS WIN AGAIN The- ibest of lucki to all these Office immediately. cations. All names were read It was suggested that such athletes in the Munsiter Colleges meetings take place on the CROSS COUNTRY out and there was not a single Although the ten points win- ih KHlarnev next Saturday. objection. Thursday night preceding the ning margin looks decisive, regular County Board meeting. our supporters had an uncom- TRANSFERS fortable 45 minutes at the FIXTURE IN TRAMORE DRAWS frozen Bagenalstown venue on The enormous total of 75 ap- Sunday where the outsiders, and expressed himself very The chairman announced Cross country resumes in the plications for transfers within Carlow, really worried Us for a pleased with his performance. that arrangements for the county on Sunday next when a the division were agreed and good part of the game. The nine race programme of events ln Dublin on Sunday week, only two applications were op- championships would not be breeze wa in our favour ln the Fob. 23rd the All-Ireland cham- made until the Officer Board s will be held In Tramore at the posed. There were disagree- first half and still we could Bord Failte Grounds at 2 p.m. pionships will be held and the only manage a mere point lead Two county championships are Irish teams will then be selected after our erratic first half. included for men under 21, and for the World events. MOTOR TAX Within a minute of the restart girls under 18. The remainder Carlow drew level and seeing of the programme is made up for licences for periods commcncing DUNGARVAN G.A.A. victory within their grasp their of juvenile events for boys un- Revised rates of motor tax on private cars, hurling improved and they der 10, under 12, under 14, un- ON OR AFTER THE 1st MARCH, 1986. tried desperately to take con- der 16 and for girls under 10, trol of a game that seemed to under 12 and under 14. NOTES be ln the balance. "THERE'S In the juvenile section ath- ANNUAL HALF-YEARLY QUARTERLY SELECTORS MEET Murphy Tomas Curran, Kevin ENGINE CAPACITY Fleming. Tommy O'Rourke and Carlow were winning more letes who have been placed, RATE RATE RATE A number of our selectors than a fair share of 'air balls,' first, second or third or on a SOMETHING GONE" UN CUBIC CENTIMETRES L>ave Long. , A £ £ £ held an important meeting last The Under m4 selectors are but when Waterford rather winning team ln this year's (C.C.) week-end to make plans for taie county championships cannot (A TRIBUTE TO A LIFELONG Pat Collins, Michael Lyons, Tom suddenly changed over to many important championship Cunningham. John Fitzgerald^ ground hurling, the match take part on Sunday. I'RIEND) campaigns that lie ahead. Long time ago, there's few to and David Power. swung in our favour. The poor Up to 1000 70.00 38.50 19.50 know A lot of very constructive dis- The Under 16/18 selectors are surface on the rather small INDOOR FIXTURES We chatted and w walked 1001 to 1100 104.50 57.00 28.50 cussion took place and it was Paddy Fitzgerald, Kevin Flem- pitch was a factor in favour of c On Sunday next, also there is We built a dream what life would 62.50 31.50 decided to get training sessions ing Peter Ferncombe, Thomas our very eager opponents, but 1101 to 1200 114.00 under way within a matter of the deciding factor was the an Open Indoor Meeting in seem Duggan, Pa Meehan and John 123.50 68.00 34.00 weeks. All players will toe noti- better skill of Waterford in the Nenagh, Co. Tipperary at, 1 P.m. And sometimes wc just talked 1201 to 1300 Moore. fied in due course of the train- closing stages There are various track and We laughed the day and time 1301 to 1400 133.00 73.00 36.50 ing schedules, and we could The attendance seemed less field events for girls and boys away Our next juvenile meeting on to 1500 142.50 78.00 39.00 not ask more of them than a February 26 at the CBS will than one hundred and only a under 14, 15, 16, 17 and for men And now and than wo cricd 1401 repeat of last year's fantastic formulate training plans for all handfu] of these were from and women, and Waterford But there's something pone from 1501 to 1600 176.00 97.00 48.50 athletes will be there. commitment. the under age teams. Waterford. everyone 51.50 Our next game will be 1601 to 1700 187.00 103.00 Our first competitive game Since Paddy Casey died. against Mayo at Dungarvan on WOODSTOWN FIXTURE 59.50 FUND R AI SI NG will take place on the first 1701 to 1800 216.00 119.00 next, Sunday week and ln our In childhood's misty bygone day week-end in March when we Here in the county on Satur- 62.50 last meeting with the same op- A friendship rare we found 1801 to 1900 228.00 125.00 Sup'pont for our new weekly play Kilrossanty in the Under day evening next at, 5.30 p.m. draw, which will commence on position we won decisively on Remember in the farmyard 240.00 66.00 14 Bord na nOg football league. sharp there will be an indoor 1901 to 2000 132.00 March 2 is looking to be very the score 5-31 to 1-3. We lasihed the "sliothar" 'round competition ln the Pallas Stud, 2001 to 2100 294.00 161.50 81.00 satisfactory. I,t is essential of UNDER 16 TRIALS Woodstown. There will be the We chased the rabbit to his den course that this fundraising COUNTY BOARD MEETING high jump for boys and girls We fished the stream and tide 2101 to 2200 308.00 169.00 84.50 venture is a success because A number of our players will under 11, 13, 15, senior men and We picked the "hurts" on 'Corrin 88.50 be taking part in Western U-16 The draw for the senior foot- 2201 to 2300 322.00 177.00 currently the club is In a hefti ball championship and the women and shot putt for boys Glas' hurling trials at Abbeyside on 336.00 92.50 deficit situation financially groupings for the new league- and girls under 12, 14, 16 and And rode a donkey mile. 2301 to 2400 185.00 Saturday afternoon. Afterwards Just £1 a week is being style senior hurling champion- senior men. and women. 350.00 96.50 a team will' be selected to play No more you'll still the crowded 2401 to 2500 192.50 asked of our members' and ship are unlikely to be dealt 107.50 supporters in return for which a team from the "far West" with at, the special meeting of COUNTY BOARD MEETING hall 2501 to 2600 390.00 214.50 and then the team to represent Or hush tile milling throng there are attractive weekly cash the County Board due to be 2601 or more Consult Motor Taxation Office. prizes. the division' against Easit, Wa- Delegates from all the clubs From Murphys on to John held on Tuesday next. These 70.00 38.50 19.50 terford will be chosen. Hope- matters are not listed on the in the county are reminded that Sp ilia no Electrically JUVENILE SECTION fully we'll' be well represent, published agenda, because, I there is a special meeting of When rose the "Deise" song propelled on that selection. One of the understand, the county fixtures the County Board (B.L.E.) in From Youghal on to far Tramore 1 Officers elected at the recent vehicles ' selectors of this divisional committee will need to have a the Augustlnian College, Abbey- Lismore or Cappoquin annual general meeting of the team will be John Moore. look at the entries before at- side at 8.30 p.m. on Monday And Tallow Bride is sad tonight juvenile section of the clu.b tempting to make their arrange- next, Feb. 17th Your voice forever still. were- Chairman, John Morris- SYMPATHY ments. Some applications for The engine capacity, in cubic centimetres is specified in the Registration (Tax) sey- Vice do., John Moore; TREACY VICTORY 'regrading from senior status I find it hard to write a line Book for the motor vehicle. Secretary, Pa Meehan, mAsst. On behalf of everyone in the Or raise a singing quote will have to be approved, or re- As part of hls preparation do Dermot Callaighan; Treas- cluib I would like to extend jected before the full list of A voice is gone forever Rates of duty on all vehicles are available at motor taxation oiiices, public libraries, urer. Noel Sheehan. sincere sympathy to Michael for the World Cross Country senior teams is finalised. The Championships In Switzerland Would have grasped it on a note in charge of iall the Under 10 Kelleher of Ba'llycoe on the Garda Stations and post offices. draws for the county leagues on March 23rd, John Treacy I hope someday we'll meet again and 12 teams will be a group unexpected and untimely death will be made and after this it competed in a big road race in In God's bright 'haven' blest comprising Dermot Callagban, last week-end of his brother will be possible to start these Florida last week-end. Against The gentle sod of Knockanore PLEASE CUT THIS NOTICE OUT AND RETAIN FOR FUTURE REFERENCE Bro. Hickey. Michael O'Mahony, Jim. Go ndeine Dia trocaire ar competitions. v^ry strong international oppo- Lie lightly ou your breast. Michael Lyons. Tom Cunning- a anam. sition he was a clear cut winner DAN SAVAGF. ham, Jolm Morrissey, Sean Transfers and regradlngs PAGE EIGHT DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1986 REMEMBERING OTHER DAYS

Traces of a powerful pain killing drug were found to the bloodstream of a 4-year-old gelding after it had' been sold- Tallow Horse Fair a® a "sound animal" at Tallow Horse Fair tost September, Dis- the purchase of the1 horse. ed him over to Mr. Derry King- cepted that both parties were trict Justice W. F. O'Connell Mr. Lusk said the horse today ston of Kllgiarriffie1, Clonakllty, respected men 'but he also be- heard 'a)t Lismore Court last was only fit for slaughter and to- break, ride, jump and even- Ueved that some agency inter- vened between the sale of the week. had a value of between £450 tually sell. 1 horse and -the time- it got back Plaintiff in a civil action aris- and £5100'. iMr. O'Reilly said he- had no to the North. ing from the transaction was a Replying to Mir. Joseph Oud- idea how the painkilling drug West Cork veterinary surgeon, di-gan, Solr. for the- plaintiff, came to be to the- horse's "On the balance- of prob- Michael J. O'Reilly, Killeens, Lusk denied: thati the horse' was bloodstream. ability the plaintiff must suc- ceed," District Justice O'Connell Riaithpeacon, who claimed adminislbered with a> patakilling Derry Kingston to evidence said. He then awarded' eu decree £2.500 damages for 'breach of drug called' phenylbutazone said he never administered any for £2,400- and costs-, together contract against Harold Lusk, after it had arrived: .back: at his kind of painkiMtog drug to tlv w-ithl £850- expenses to. O'Reilly. horse dealer and farmer, stables. horse nor did he know of any- He dismissed Dusk's counter- Knockaney, Lisburn, Co-. Ant- T h ie plaintiff, M ic h a e 1 one who ever did. He denied claim with no oirder as' toi costs. trim, arising from the sale. OIRieiily, said he bought the that on the day of the fair the 1 Lusk In turn, brought a coun- horse as an eight months old horse: was missing a shoe. A stay of 21 days was- put ter-claim for £2,5-00 damages foal and 'at three years* hand- District Justice O'Conn-el ac- on the order. against O'Reilly. Harold Lusk told the- court that he attended Tallow Horse Fair tost September and nego- tiated the purchase of a 4- IRISH COUNTRYWOMEN'S ASSOCIATION year-old gelding from a Mr. open th-e 18th Triennial Con- Derry Kingston whio was acting (BANTRACHT NA TUAITHE) Founder members, to the 30s ference of the Associated Coun- for owner Michael O'Reilly. of the Associated Country "We- cannot build up a rural Women of the World — which try Women of thie World He bought the gelding for civilisation to Ireland without has- consultative status- at the (ACWW) at Kilarney on Wed- £2,400' -andi wias given an assur- the 'aid of Irish women. It will U.N. — the ICA are also the nesday, 21' May, 10-86. The ance: by Kingston that the help life little- If we have only full member from Ireland conference ends- on Tuesday, horse was: "sound" -and that metihiodls' of the twentieth cen- of COFAJCE. This- is a confeder- 27 May and' is organised and the owner- was; a veterinary tury in, the fields and those of ation of family associations ta hosted by the Irish Country- surgeon. the fifth century in the Europe and acts' as an advisory women'si Association KIC'A). Lusk saldi that one shoe' was home . . ." — George Russell body -to the European Commis- The theme of the Conference missing from the animal and (AE). sion. another was Ibose. Hlis wife is "Focus on Family." rode out the horse and after Though perhaps better known INTERNATIONAL A social- programme, includ- further examination, though as a poet, George Russell was CONFERENCE AT ing exhibitions, toursj concerts not veterinary, he bought th one of those 'Who worked with KILLARNEY etc., for visiting delegates and horse. Sir Horace Plunkett to found Dr. Patrick J. Hilery, Presi- their friends', has been com- Next day, witness went on tc the agricultural co-operative dent of Ireland, will officially piled by the ICA. says the horse' arrived back in movement in .Ireland. The edu- his Co. Antrim stables but cation- of rural women meant when the blacksmith arrived to further development In bhe shoe the horse he expressed home- as we® as the farm and doubts about the animal being so, to 1010, the United Irish- COLLINS CHIDES right. The veterinary surgeon women was formed. (The- name The photo for our "Remembering Other Days" series this week is another one of old Dungarvan. That is, Dun- was then sent for and he con- changed to Irish Country- garvan of iabrtut the 1950's and it is yet another from the wide collection of Tom Tobin. It shows the late cluded that the horse was lame. women's Association in 1934). Witness immediately cancelled The organisation was', and is BUILDING INDUSTRY Tommy O'Connor standing at the door of his old white-washed hairdressing shop at Scrammin's Lane on the site the cheque- Ire h'aid iS'SU'ed. for today, non-sectarian and non- now occupied by St. Martin's Terrace, around the corner from Dolan's Shopping Store. Note the old time barber's partynpolitical with no barriers pole which was the proud insignia of all tonsorial artists in those days. Tommy was one of the best-known and of race, creed or class. Each ABOUT IMPORTED most popular personalities of his time in the Old Boro.' branch (guild) was declared 'free- to take up special forms of work its members consider MATERIALS DES O'MALLEY TO most needed ta the district.' Today there are up to 1,000 Speaking at the Annual Din- from £370 million in '82 to £411 ner of the Construction Indus- million in '84. That included guilds, with about 26,000 mem- try Federation (South East the importation of 385,000 ADDRESS PUBLIC bers all over Ire-land. Branch) held in the Tower tonnes of cement products and The ICA guild provides a Hotel, Waterford, Mr, Eddie 263,000 tonnes of gravel, stone Sheep Farmers Horrified By meeting place for women. Spe- Collins, T.D., Minister of State and slate. MEETING IN cial skills are not required for said that he was surprised to "But this leakage to imports," Tiie Aminual General Meeting membership but those who hear certain industry sources the Minister continued, "is not of tftie Co. Waterford Sheep- possess them teach them to criticise the Budget on the confined to pure construction breeder® -Assocffiatilon was held others. iAnd, because each grounds that it did not include materials. It, seems to me that at the ACOT Offices, Dungarvan WATERFORD guild must depend on the ini- new measures to boost output both in their own buying pat- on Thursday, January 30. OfQ- tiative of its members, inherent and employment in the con- tern and in their influence on Lamb Slaughter De® O'Mailey, T.D., will ad- oers elected were: President. qualifies — essential for com- struction industry. sub-contractors, some of the -Mr. P. Duinford, Bohadoon, Dun- dress a public meeting in th-e munity development — are dis- Mr. Collins said that it used major building companies are tion during the year and said ductipn of the new Dog Control garvan; Vice-President, Mr. T. Cross Ewe Lambs and Mule Ewe Tower Hotel, Waterford, on covered and fostered. to be argued that because the less than vigilant, when it comes tihiat he would endeavour to pro- Bill by itlhe Department of Agri- Sunday next, February 16. at 3 to ensuring that the construc- Power, Boolattta, Leamybrien: Lambs> continue to attract The ICA helped form separ- building sector was almost en- mote the interests' of the Co. culture would offer considerable p.m. It is expected .that hie will tion industry should give the Chailrmiain, Mr. J. O'Grady. buyers from all over Ireland, ate co-operatives- of small pro- tirely based on home provided Waterford Sheepbre-eders to the assistance to the sheep farming be accompanied by Mary Har- return on investment which it Baliygiagta, DungariVan; Vice- and he felt that the effort® to ducers' and, craftworkers to P' materials it made good econo- best of hlfe ability in hfe new community in eliminating this did historically." Chairman, Mr. W. Wail, Knoek- promote this sale was- well ney and other public repre- serve- traditional arts and mic sense to boost the sector role as Chairman of the IFA by way of Government capital naree, Balymacarbry; Treas- worth while and thie' Department problem. sentatives'. craftis and' to provide additional Mr. Collins said that the slip- National Sheep Committee. He injection. page to imports was also a fea- urer, Mr. M. Fahey, KBlha- of Agriculture expressed much This is the Waterford Con- home income in the rural' com- felt that markets/ for sheep "Regrettably," said Minis- turp of the fitting out, of new firehan, Dungarvan; Secretaries. interest in the destination of stituency meet-in® and it is open munity. The first residential the looked reasonably good for the ter. "the Industry has been its buildings. In 1984 imports oi Mr. J. p. Walsh, C'omieragh 1 these ewe lamibs. to anybody who is dimtereisted aduiit education- co-llege in Ire- floor coverings for the construc- Leamybriem!,, Mr. J. Fraher. Kil- nest itew seasons . in learning more about the own worst enemy in this regard. The number of stray dogs' in land at An Gria-nan, Termon- It has diluted its impact for tion industry were valued at bri'e-n, Ballltoamullt. Progressive Democrats and the Mr. Pat Harty, Manager of tihe Co. Waterford 'area creates LETTERS TO THE feckin. Co. Louith, and -a colege good on the economy by what £32 million and imports of objectives of tihe Party. Approximately fifty members Dungarvan Mart, in hisi address a real worry to sheep farming for horticultural students- were can only be described as a grow- plumbing, electrical and sani- attended. to members- outlined the in- and members were horrified by Chairman for the meeting started, by the Association. ing pre-occupation with im- tary fittings exceeded £60 mil- crease in numbers of lambs the large numbers of lambs EDITOR win be Sean Ryan who to Chair- Members played a part in all ported mate-rials." , lion. "In all these areas there The President, Mr. Patrick sorts of community self-help offered for sale during the sea- slaughtered in recent weeks, he man of thie- Steering Commiittee Mr. Collins then went on to j is a range of acceptable and Dunford, congratulated Mr. The Editor, ventures such as rural water competitive high quality Irish son, and said thiait the Special added. set up to get the Party under- sav that between 1982 and 1984, James O'Grady on his apopint- Dungarvan Leader way to' the Waterford con- supplies and rural electrifica- imports of building materials alternatives," the Minister Sale of Blackface' Mountain Members felt that the Intro- mie'nt as- Ctoatanian of tihe IFA THE LAW AND UNLIGHTED stituency. tion, credit unions etc. increased by over £41 million I added. National Sheep & Wool Com- BIKES mittee. Dear Sir, In the wake of a number of well- The Treasurer. (Mr. Matt publicised court cases relating to Fahey, outlined in detail for bikes without lights, we have had members the Receipts and Pay- quite a number of enquiries regard- ments of the Society during AGRICULTURAL ing the law in this respect. As the 1985 and this- showed that the maximum fine for cycling an im- Society Is ta a good financial properly lit bike was raised last year position. SURPLUS PROBLEMS ARE to £150, perhaps it would be of in- Mr. James O'Grady then ad- terest to your readers if we clari- dressed .the meeting aaid thank- fied the law in this area. ed members' for their co-opera- A bicycle must be equipped with WORLD-WIDE a red reflector and a bell AT ALL TIMES. During the hours of dark- BY MICHAEL DILLON ness, it must also be equipped with a front white or yellow light and Irish farmers, in common major factor in creating the a red rear light. This is an absolute with those in other member enormous surpluses of cereals, minimum. In addition, we would MAJOR E.E.C. States- of the European Com- which are continuing to grow strongly recommend cyclists to wear munity, are feeling beleaguered even in years when the weather a reflective Sam Browne belt at all as' they face dim prospects of has been unfavourable-. This is times, and to equip their bicycles reduced price supports and new not only the case In the with speke and pedal reflectors to DEBATE ON C.A.P. production quotas and thres- developed countries', but is also ensure that they can be seen by holds. The- first reaction is to true- in a number of developing drivers in good time. blame either the national countries which have shifted The European Parliament had Quite a number of callers seem- government or the Community from policies- whose effect has ed unaware of the widespread avail- a major debate on the Common been to penalise agricuilture to Agricultural Policy during the adimtoi-sltration, or both, but it ability of lights and reflectors in is a salutary experience to look policies that are neutral or most bicycle, motor accessory and January session. This followed even supportive of agriculture. the publication of a Green at the world position, and to sports shops. Many hardware and realise that right across the department stores stock ,tihem too. Paper on the future of the CAP 'While agricultural exports to globe the developed countries In fact, a leading brand of tooth- by the European Commission. developing countries' generally are facing similar problems. paste is co-operating with this Asso- The resolution was amended in are tending to stagnate-, ex- committee and appeared on the cation in supplying Sam Browne ports wiitih a higher value- floor of the house as largelv ac- The recently issued report of belts at half price over tihe next few ceptable to Irish MEPS. How- the Committee for Agricuilture added content have continued months. Details of the scheme are ever, it. was later amended of the Organisation for Econo- to expand in several of the to be found on packets of Moleans At an Udaras na Gaeltachta Food and Fish Seminar in Spiddal, Co. Glalway, recently: from left: Oigi O Morain, again and in its final form was mic Co-Operation and Develop- markets. toothpaste currently in retail outlets. newly appointed Udaras na Gaeltachta Regional Manager for Munster; Eibhlin Bean Ui hArta, Ring Home- largely unacceptable to them. ment (OBCD<) gives a picture of There isi need for a global Yours faithifull,y farm Cheese, Ring, Co. Waterford; Risteard Mac Gearailt, Development Officer, Udaras na Gaeltachta; Tadhg So Irish MiEPs tended to speak world-wide agricultural produc- approach to the problem, not GABR1ELLE RROCKLESBY, dc Brun, Fish Processing, Dingle, Co. Kerry; Tradlach O Laoghaire, Industrial Development Manager, Udaras na favourably during the debate tion and consumption which is Publicity and Information Officer, merely within regional group- Gaclftachta and Tomas O hArta, Ring Cheese. and adversely at the vote. The not encouraging for farmers but. togs1 or over the whole inter- National Road Safety Association. resolution was eventually de- because it is realistic, makes national scene, but also- with February 7, 1986. feated. the need for all the countries regard to agriculture as a and groupings' to make adjust- In the debate, Mr. Tom whole, according to the report. ments to their agricultural It points out that any limita- ABBEYSIDE SCOUT NOTES THIS WEEK ACOT O'Donnell (Christian Democrat, policies very urgent. Delays In Munster), welcomed the region- tion placed on the production TROOP MEETING evening. Next Friday is Parade Night making adjustments will turn 1 al emphasis in the report. The of one commodity leads to On Sunday morning instead and all Venturers are to be in oojit1 to be very costly ito every- NEW G.P. First °n the menu, after pray- regional affairs committee be- switches to other products, ers and subs., last week was a of our usual patrol meetings we attendance in full uniform. CO. WATERFORD lieved that agriculture wa the one, including individual far- which in turn get into- surplus. went around the village distri- s mers-, in the future. game of 'Manuel,' where the GENERAL crucial element In the economy APPOINTED scouts were broken into two buting Trocaire boxes. of many less prosperous regions, The- report says 'that, for some It says that, at national level, While most scouts were 'dish- Last weekend our catering each government now has to groups on either side of the SAYS and this factor was important time, stoessi ha's been laid on hall. They were given a number ing out' boxes, P.-L. Sean- James-, crew were in Melleray to handle in any reform of the CAP Fur- decide, in relation to the con- A.P.L.'s Gareth Higgins and various jobs. Our star over the the facit that ithe market should FOR RING and o-n the call of their number GRASSLAND: ther retrenchment of the CAP be allowed to play a greater ditions prev-alng in its own they had to race with 'cup and Niali O'Connor and Damian weekend was Paddy Whelan Mr. P. G. McQuillan C.E.O. in EARLY GRASS would lead to unemployment, role in determining the orien- country which combination of French as well as A.S.M. Ray wh0 was in charge of thermo- plate.' This proved a great 'hit' Prepare now for early grazing. rural depopulation and a conse- tation of supply and demand. measures it should introduce' to the course of his report to the Feb- with John Whelan and Michael had an early start as they went statical furnace control. Apply 14 bags of 27.5% Nitrogen quent exacerbation of urban A number of governments have control production, lower costs, ruary monthly meeting of the South Cosgrave 'hitting it off' in more cooking 'backwoods-' style out We wish the F'olk Choir well or 1 bag of urea (46% N) when social problems. The factors to followed this line and- have manage quotas- or search for Kastern Health Board states that Dr. ways than one while Brian Deelish. In between the snow on Friday night (Valentine's ground conditions improve. Loss ot be considered included the im- taken domestically harsh cor- alternative products, as well as Charles A. Daly. MB, BCh, BAO, Brosnan and Michael Power showers the ilads did extremely Dayi with their special Youth nitrogen will occur when heavy portance of agriculture in the rective measures for certain taking adequate measures to DCH, MRCGP. MICGP, B-allymo- would look to have a bright well in keeping the fire going Mass. which they have been rainfall follows spreading. economy of the region, depen- commodities, but these are alleviate the social conse- gue, Co. Carlow, has commenced future in the trade. while the food was very-much up working on for the last number Where P + K has not been ap- dence on a limited range of pro- often accompanied by incen- quences of the policy adopted. practice in the General Medical Drill was -next and after a and down. A comment from P L. of weeks. We strongly recom- ducts, and the potential to ad- Service in Ring. He has replaced Sean James cannot go unmen- mend you attend. plied use 21 ba.gs of 18-6-12 or use tives to produce something the Agricultural policies tod a y general 'brush-up' we had a apt and diversify structures. Dr. Anne Casey who has retired. tioned. when questioned by Rehearsals for our concert high nitrogen compound during the country imports. This must re- face the difficult task of adjust- competition where to a lot of sult in a reduction in interna- people's surprise two new re- A.P.L. Nlal O'Connor as to what are presently underway. All the grazing season. Mr. Tom Raftery ((Christian ing production rapidly without type of wood to collect, he re- tional tirade and, given th° cruits came up trumps with lads have been divided into Democrat, Munster), said he always having the means to plied 'big, little stuff.' SLURRY SPREADING strong competition for markets Ross Christopher first and Eoin groups, such as, comedy, sket- accepted that the common agri- offset the considerable' sacrifices ches, musical and vocal. We Spread Slurry on silage ground as between exporters, the already Clancy second, both represent- SAINT JOSEPH'S cultural policy needed to be re- this often entails for farmers, hear Alan Ryan or should I say soon as possible as spreading in serious international tensions in ing the Panther patrol. VENTURER NOTES formed and he agreed with the 1 concludes the report, it goes- on GRACE "Stevie Wonder" is getting his Mid-March or later can depress general lines of the report. The the agricultural sector are like- A talk on various aspects of ly to persist, says the report. to say that it is possible- that If I could ask but for one gift, cooking followed where gas ap- Last Friday night was a plan- act together. yields of first cut silage. change in technology alone a political will is emerging to It would be grace. We hear all our Venturers are pliances and balanced menues ning night. Jim gave a talk ANIMAL HEALTH would account for the need for Ht goes on to argue strongly solve the problems', in a way Grace to see God's lov in every expecting large postal deliveries reform, but any reform should e were high on the list. We had about, the programme for the MASTITIS for international co-operation that takes account of the long- face. on Friday morning. Wh will take account of the poor peri- a 'gas' situation with Austin next few weeks meetings. Then 0 and a, broadening of interna- term outlook and isi consistent we were given handouts on Gil- get the most cards? The fav- Highest incidences of clinical phery and Its low agricultural Grace to give with such gentleness Regan and Brendan Kiersey tional rules and disciplines In ourites at the moment are Fran mastitis occur in freshly calved incomes. with developments in' other It appears no gift. seemingly the only two profi- well Park, our campsite for the field of agricultural trade, countries. Just strength and happiness, cient at putting 'match to Camp 1986 near London and and William, but mind vou this cows during the housing per- Speaking during the vote on and' says that, without that, To all who one sees or meets, burner.' places of Interest close by. We can change. iod. Twice a day cleaning of cubicle houses may be necessary. The use the report on the CAP, Mr. T. there will be a serious deterior- Fairimers. would be ablte- to God's power to love, We had a good old game of had tea and biscuits and con- PARADE of ground limestone, hydrated lime J. Maher (Liberal, Munster) ation of the Income situation make their economic decisions God's power for joy. head and harp next with tinued our discussion. said the report had been so for many farmers. The im- on the bes.it possible baste if To give to everyone we greet, Damian French and -Ciaran After the meeting we played This Friday night we have or straw in the cubicle bed will help changed that he could n0 longer port/ant message in the report they could see more clearliy the To walk with Jesus straight and Walsh showing how quickly pool and volleyball. Kieran our monthly Church Parade in reducing the incidence of mastitis. support it. He was amazed at is thiat the problem will not steps that were envisaged, for true. they can be off the mark. Veale came out tops on the pool and all members of the Unit CALVES the alliance between the left go away if it is ignored. bringing about the gradual Thro' every day one's whole life Notices were next, followed table and Fran McGovern and are reminded to be at the Den Joint (Navel) ill of calves can be and the extreme right which IMPROVED TECHNOLOGY alignment of real market con- thro'. by prayers led by Austin Regan Robert Power proved their in full uniform at 7 p.m. prevented by disinfection of the hart brought this about. worth at the volleyball. Improved technology is a ditions in years to come. PATRICIA BRODER with the C.O.H. to finish the -("Sub-Scribe Plus"). navel soon after birth. DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1986 PAGE SEVEN

O'DONNELL — Tenth Anni- VOTES OF SYMPATHY versiary — In loving memory of my dear father, Joe O'Donnell. Fine Gael MURPHY'S Muiriphy Place, Abbeyside. who At special convened meetings FOR THE BEST DEAL died on February 16, 197.6. Augustinian College Boys Win of the Dungarvan South West TOY, CYCLE, PRAM AND Too dearly loved to. be' for- Branch and the Abbeyside A team from St." Augustine's Col- NURSERY SPECIALISTS ON TWO WHEELS gotten. Branch Fine Gael, a volte of lege, Dungarvan, triumphed over RALEIGH AGENTS '(Inserted by his loving sympathy was extended to Mr. TRY DARRELL MOLONEY stiff opposition to win the final of All Leading Brands Stocked daughter Caroline', son-in-law Martin Grant and. family on the Bank of Ireland Schools' Quiz David and granddaughter the death of has wife. on Wednesday night of last week. Bank Of Ireland Quiz First Class After Sales Michelle.) Service. Dungarvan Pipe Band A large number of supporters gat- COLUM'S SHOP The Dungarvan Pipe Band hered in the Presentation Convent, demanded a deep and wide degree | the success of the quiz, the students i Centre co-ordinators and the schools Trade-ins accepted. O'DONNELL — Tenth Anni- of general knowlegde. He thanked who had participated, their teachers, who had so kindly hosted the var- SOLE RALEIGH AGENT versary — In loving memory of would like to extend their Clonmel, to witness a very com- PRAM & NURSERY DEPT. all those who had contributed to I question setters, quiz masters, the I ious rounds. my dear father, Joe O'Donnell. since resit siympathy to the petitive and exciting contest. Baby requirements at O'CONNELL STREET Grant family, CaseyvMie, on 74 teams representing 46 second DUNGARVAN Murphy Place. Abbeyside. who unbeatable prices. died on February 16, 1976. thleir recent sad bereavement. level schools throughout Waterford, Telephone 058/41278 Telephone 058/41376 Simple words but very true. Kilkenny and South Tipperary con- Trade-ins — Guaranteed We Willi always', love and re- tested the first rounds held in Nov- After Sale Service. member you. ember in five different centres — (Inserted by hifci loving son Clonmel, Dungarvan, Kilkenny, Tip- John., daughter-in-law Betty perary and Waterfcrd DOMESTIC PLUMBIING, HAY FOR SALE — Contact Dungarvan Leader and fiamiiy.) The first semi-final saw CBS HEATING AND 058-54377, 058-54263. Tipperary meeting St. Augustine's, DRAINAGE FOR SALE—New compressors O'MAHONY — Seventh Anni- TELEPHONE (058)41203 Dungarvan and, undaunted by their and trolley jacks. Phone 024/ versary — In loving memory of * Registered for all Grant FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1986 opponents' reputation. St. Augus- 95298. Michael OTMahony, Katie of tine's established an early lead which Work. iFOR SALE — Three 3-piece Coolydoodiy, Tallow, who died they never subsequently relinquish- First Holy Communion. Suite, as For free estimates call:— on- Febnuiary Hi, 1979. R.I.P. On ed. Indeed in the final round of new, £25 each. — Box No. C322 his soul Sweet Jesus have six mark team questions. St. Augus- DAVID McGRATH "Leader" Office, meflcy. NEWS OF TOWN tine's were successful in answering 058/54283 after 6 p.m. If aill our prayers were all four—a feat not achieved by any answered other team during the night. And all our olreiams came In the second semi-final Callan CBS went into an early lead over IN MEMORIAM true., An exciting opportunity exists These seven years would not AND CBS Tramore and, while Tramore regained some lost ground in the for people aged 16 to 25 years HODNETT — Eleventh Anni- exist, third and fourth rounds. Callan held free to work this Saturday versary — In loving memory of Audi we would still have you. on to meet Dungarvan in the final. 15th in Dungarvan. Oppor- our dear mother. Delia Hodlnett, Falling tears and aching ROUNDABOUT tunity for high earnings for who died on February 11. 1075. hfearits. F.XCITING CONTEST one day's work, helping r latie of Bailliyhane, Cappoquin, Arc things we have to bear; leading National Children's R.I.P. Masses- offered. But losing you the way wv. VALENTINES DAY SPECIALS Organisation. Please call to did, AT CONNOLLYS The final proved to be the most Lonely is the home without exciting contest of the night with Lawlor's Hotel this Saturday Will aDwiays. seem unfair, you, Free Greeting Card/Handker- members of both teams giving an 16th from 10 a.m. No phone 'there's much more to this Life to us is not the same. chief Gift, with all fragrance excellent displav of answering. St. call's to hotel. verse, A.'ll the world would be lik" purchases over £4.00. Morny, Augustine's pulled away after the Rebel, Mystique, Accent Gift heaven. Than jusit the words you se: second round and established a 1 Sets now at half mice. See win- If we could have you back It's filled with happy significant lead which thev main- dow display. Connollys, Frag- again. memories., tained to the finish. Indeed their Of days that used to be. rances And Skin Care, Main St., In dreams we see her smiling Dungarvan. —(Advt.). final score of 112 was only eight Frank Browne face. There is a family who loved points short of full marks for .'-each •you. WEST WATERFORD question. Thc Dungarvan team un- And kis® her tender brow. BRIGADE I.R.A. But in our aching hearts we In a house where you used der-the captaincy of Stephen Coffey 1 MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION tlO toC' * comprised Gerard Phelan, David know, The Annual General Meeting A family who wanted to keep Cliffe and Joe Coffev. We have- no mother now. of the Association will be held '(Sadly mfi'ssed by your loving you. in the Courthouse, Dungarvan, Making the presentations Mr. daughters and grandchildren.) But God willed it not to be on Saturday, 15th February at Larry O'Sullivan. Assistant General Pictured above front (1. to [r.) Fr. P. Moran, O.S.A., Joe English, Larry O'Sullivan, Assistant 'AH' our lives we. will miss you. 8 p.m. —(Advt.). Manager. Bank of Ireland. Water- General Manager, IBank of Ireland, Waterford Region, Stephen Coffey, team captain, Winnie BODY SHOP 058 42424 LANG AN — Second Anniver- ford Rcg'on. commented on the very 24 Hour car accident service - used car No matter where we go; DUNGARVAN RETAIL Power, School Secretary, St. Augustine's; back: Liam Power, Gerard Phelan, David Cliffe, sary — In loving memory of my high standard of the questions which sales, crash repairs and resprays. Forever you Willi be in our TRADERS ASSOCIATION Norman Walsh. dear dad, P'audy Langan. lat: hearts, The above will hold their of 8. Congress Villas, Dungar- Because we loved you so. annual general meeting on van. who died on February 8. (Sadly missed by your loving Tuesday, Feb. 18, in Lawlor's 1984. wife Mary and family.) Hotel. All traders are urged to Secretary/Typist Nothing can dim the face we POWER (nee Veale) — In attend. —(Advt.). loved, loving memory of Mai Power, VALENTINES DAY Nuacht Na Or the memories of your Dungarvan. a n d< Carricfe-on- PHOTO SPECIAL AT RECENT DEATHS Available smile. Suilr, who died on February 11, CONNOLLYS Of all the things you did for Your Valentine's Day Colour PRIVATE 1962. Ou-r Lady of Lourdes pray transferring to Piltown where US', Pictures, now with Free "Mem- Bohadoon and other relatives to Typi ng, Accounts, etc. for her. Rinne he had been for the past five Which made our lives worth- ories" Photo Album, mattlux whom we extend sincere sym- 'Kind friend® who think of MR. LAURENCE pathy. y'l-ars. >Box No. W320 Leader Office* while. finish, large jumbo size, one day | her today, SLOGADH Always a staunch G.A.A. man, I thought to live without you. A little prayer bo Jesus say. service. It's a better buy at Was a thing I could not dc Connollys Photo Shop, Main St., he was a former player and of- (.IMwaiys remembered' by her Deirigh le dha bhailead- (LORY) CURRAN ficial of the Ballinameela club. But suddenly remembered, Dungarvan. —.(Advt.). ghrupa on Rinn dui ar aghaldh FOR SALE loving family.) It is with regret that we re- Son of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Kel- dad. MONDAY NIGHT GROUP go Craobh na hEireann, ag an MRS. GRETTA cord the death of Mr. Laurence lener, Cappagh, deceased was NEW FORD FIESTA That I was part of you. REYNOLDS — Second Anni- FATIMA HALL Siogadh Reigiunda a bhi i Loch (Lory) Curran, which occurred member of one of the most So we'l always be together, versary — In loving memory of Our theme for Lent is "Jesus Garman i rith an delreadh Unregistered, won in raffle, at his residence, Ballinamuck, popular and respected families Although we are apart. my dear mother, Teresa Rey- —Our Only Valid Reason For seachtaine. GRANT Choice of colour. Dungarvan, in the early hours in the Capps.gh and Dungarvan And I'll) keep our happy nolds, Balflninameela, who died Living." Meetings begin at 8.30 CEOL 'Will sell below list price. of Thursday. February 6, fol- Feelings of profound sorrow areas and widespread sorrow memories. on February 12, 1984. R.I.P. p.m. All are welcome. Tel. 058/54431 between 10 am Ghlac daoine oga on nGael- lowing a brief illness. He had and regret were occasioned in has been occasioned by his un- Forever in my .heart. Masses offered,. DUNGARVAN MART the area at news of the death and 1.30 pm and 5 pm and tacht seo pairt i gCeol an reached an advanced age. timely death. You are always in my Forget you Mam I never will, The much larger entry of cattle on Gheimhridh Craobh na of Mrs. Gretta Grant, Casey- 9 pm. offer at Dungarvan Mart on Monday A well-known member of the thoughts, dad. For in my heart I love you Mumhan, a bhi ar slul in Ath ville, Dungarvan, which occur- Large and most representa- last met a good steady trade and farming community he had tive corteges were present at (Sadly missed by his' loving still, Dara, Co. Luimnlgh, an Domh- farmed extensively in the area. red at the Regional Hospital, daughter Joan, son-in-Haw Dave prices alround were somewhat better nach seo caite. Cork, on Tuesday, February 4th. the removal of his remains to LAWNMOWERS repaired and Behind my smile lies many a than in previous weeks. A most unassuming man he and grandchildren Kevin and COISTE AN HALLA She had been 111 for quite some St. Nicholas's Church, Carrick- sharpened. — The Foundry, tear, was extremely popular with all On-Suir, o Sunday and the Street, Dungarvan. Karen, England.) The large entry of in-calf-heifers larrtar ag gach cumann a time. n For a mother I lost and loved those who came to know him funeral which took place after McGUIREs GARDEN CENTRE on offer attracted a very large "at- bhelctlfag usald an Halla Poball, Nee Crotty, she was member MORRISSEY — Fourth Anni- so, dear. tendance of buyers and trade for the and his death has been the Requiem Mass on Monday mor- is open every Sunday from 11 teachta a chur go cruinniu sa of a well known Mitchel Street, versary — In loving memory of (Always remembered by her better quality heilors and was ex- source of much sorrow: more ning to St. Michael's Cemetery, a.m. to 6 p.m. and 9 a.m. to 8 Halla ar an Luan seo chugainn, Dungarvan family and she her- M. Vincent Morrissey, late of loving son Tommy, Bernie and ceptionally good. One friesian in- especially to his wife arid fam- Tiuperary (Town wher the p.m. week days: closed on Mon- family, Abbeyside.) ar 8.30 p.m. Cuirfear Coiste ar ily to whom we extend deep and self had been most popular and e Dungarvan, who died on Feb- calf-heifer was scld for £675. highly esteemed in the area. burial took place. day—McGuire's Garden Centre, bun an oiche sin chun an Halla sincere sympathy. ruary 11, 1982. STREET — Twelfth Anniver- The calf trade continues to re- She was wife of Martin Grant, Chief mourners were — Mrs. Rossduff, Woodstown. Tele- a rlth. He was uncle of Rev. J. Grif- Will kind- friends who re- sary In loving memory of main brisk and the demand alround to whom, as well as to her Rose Kelleher (wife)- Seamus phone 051/82136. DIULTU fin, C.C., Dungarvan who re- member Viiinie my father. Bobby Street, Mc- was very good and the 600 calves on sons and other family relatives and Averil (children)- Mr. Dan WE SELL — Angles, R.S.J.'s, 1 lltir a fuair an Chomhairle ceived and blessed the remains Please say one Hail Mary for Carthyville, Abbeyside, who died offer were sold. A hereford bull Pobaii on mBainnisteoir Contae, we extend deep sympathy. Kfllc-her and Mrs. Rita Kelleher Tubing. Re-Bar, Plating and when they were removed to St. him today. on February 7, 1074. calf was sold for £260. deirtear na full aon airgead le Her remains accompanied by (parents): Michael and Donal Galvanise and all types of Mary's Parish church on Thurs- A bouquet of beautiful mem- caitheamh ag an gComhalrle a large cortege were removed (brothers); Gretta, Pam and Sheds supplied in Kit Form. day evening. Other clergy Dre- 1 ories, Contae ar an tldreachadh from the Kiely Funeral Home Nuala (sisters , mother-in-law, Telephone 052/21455 or Rath- NAVIN — First Anniversary sent were Rev. W. Carey, C.C., Sprayed with a million tears. (landscapingi ata le deanamh to St. Mary's Parish Church on sister-in-law. brothers-in-law, gormack 051/46075. —In loving memory of Patrick Rev. M. Cullinan, C.C. and Rev. etc., etc. fPaddy) Navin, Ballinamertina, Wishing God could have lasmuigh den Halla Pobaii. G. Hickey. O.S.A. Wednesday evening where they FOR SALE Gate®, all sizes, Duiralodh sa lltir cheanna go w»re received by Rev. J. Griffin, Ardmore. who died on February spared you, Fr. Griffin was celebrant of Circular and Rectangular Feed- mbeidh n bothar go Heilvic a C.C., assisted by Rev. W. Carey, ers. Gaiv. and Timber Feeding 16. 1985. If justt tor a few more years. LETTERS TO THE a the Requiem Mass on Friday (.Sadly missed — your loving fheabhsu 1 rith na bliana seo. morning and also officiated at C.C.. Rev. M. Culllnan, C.C. and Troughs, McCU'llogh Chain Saws As you were you will always Rev. Fr. Hooper, O.S.A. at excellent prices, Calving be. daughter Breda. son-in-law the burial which took place in the adjoining cemetery imme- MRS. ELLEN Observation Units whiile stocks Forever in our memories. David and grandson James.) Rev. J. Griffin was the cele- diately afterwards. He was as- last, New Calving Ambulance EDITOR brant of the Requiem Mass on (Always remembered by Mary sisted at the graveside by Very now in stock, Oompsey Cattle Thursday morning and also of- B. and. family.) The Editor, Rev. Dean Cassidy, P.P.. Rev. O'DONNELL Weighers, Hoof Knacks, Yard THE FIONA FUND ficiated at the burial which Dungarvan Leader W. Carey. C.C.. Rev. M. Cullinan, took place immediately after- We regret to record the death Scrapers, Transport Boxes, O'CONNELL — Seventh Anni- DEATH Fiona underwent her first opera- C.C., Very Rev. R. Liddane, P.P., wards in the adjoining ceme- of Mrs. Ellen O'Donnell. Barra- Vicon Fertiliser Spreaders. — NURSING SEMINAR versary — In loving memory of Dear Editor, tion in the Shrinere Hospital in St Joseph and St. Benignus, tery. He was assisted at, the nastcok. Old Parish, which took Telephone Waterford Co-Oo. LENIHAN — Ballyguiry, Dun- my brother. Eugene, late of Students interested in the nursing Phiadeiphia on Wednesday. January Weterford. Rev. G. Byrne. C.C., graveside by Very Rev. Dean place at St. Joseph's Hospital, 058/41011. garvan — February 12, at Ard- "Coisceim," Melleray Road, Cap- profession in Britain are invited to 29. The operation, which is one of Carlow, Rev. G. Hickey. O.S.A. Cassidy, P.P., Rev. W. Carey, Dungarvan. on Friday, Feb. 7, keen Hospital, Eddie R.I.P BUILDING Extensions and poquin, who died on February a seminar in Dungarvan Town Hall a series, is pronounced as being ex- and Rev. Fr. Hooper, O.S.A. C.C.. Rev. M. Culllnan, C.C., Rev. after a prolonged illness. Relict house plans drawn quickly and 14, 1979. Deeply regretted by his loving on Thursday, February 27 at 2 p.m. tremely successful. Fiona's parents, Chief mourners—Mrs. Madge P. Butler. C.C.. Kilgobinet, Very of Tommy O'Donnell she had reasonably. Telephone 058/ Like fallen leaves the years sister, her family, her grand- The object of the nursing seminar Michae] and Pat Power were in Curran (wife)- Lar, Pat, and Rev. J. F. Morrissey, P.P.. Car- reached an advanced age. 54646. (28-2) go by, children, nieces, nephews, rela- is to provide factual, up to date Philadelphia and were with Fiona Val (sons); Mrs. Bernie Mul- rick-on-Suir, Rev. Fr. Byrne, Her remains were removed to But memories of you will tives and friends. Removal on immediately after the operation. C.C.. do.. Rev. G. Hickey, O.S.A. Old Parls'n Church on Friday FIVE HEREFORD Yearling information in relation to the nurs- caire. Mrs. Tessie Lawlor Wednesday to St. Mary's This is obviously very good news for (daughters); Mrs. Birdie Grif- evening and were received and Heifers for sale. Phone 068/ never die. ing profession in Britain to enable Chief mourners — Martin Parish Church, 6.30 p.m. Burial Fiona and the prospect of walking fin (sister)- John Mulcalre, blessed by Very Rev. P. O Dal- 56405. Never more than a thought •itudew.s to have thc best possible Grant (husband): Pat, Sean away. takes place on Thursday aifte chance of acceptance for training. unaided but with artificial limbs, Patsv Lawlor (sons-in-law); anrt Michael (sons); Sr. M. aig. P.P. FOR SALE — 3 double beds, Loved and remembered every H1.30 a.m. Mass, in adjoining Information will be given on vari- now appears a reality. Catliy and Helen, (daughters-in- Catherine, Convent of Mercy, Interment took place on Sun- ele'cttic cooker, fridge, kitchen day. cemetery. ous courscs available for nurse train- The Fiona fund now stands at law), grandchildren, nephews, Carrick, Agnes, Newcastle (sis- day morning ir the adjoining- table and) 4 chairs, sideboard cemetery following 10.30 Mass. f Never forgotten by your lov- ing and qualifications necessary for 158 000 and the Fund Raising Corn- nieces and relatives, etc. ters'- Sean and Jimmy, Mit- with miirrsr, dressing tables, Vry Rev. Fr. O Dalalg officiat- ing brother Patsy and sister-in- each course. The seminar will out- mttec activities have been sus- chel Street, Dungarvan, Michael chesit of drawers, single ward- ed. 'asslste.l by Rev. Fr. Jack- law Jeradine.) line the lifestyle and daily pro- pended. However, if there are still and Thomas, ' England (bro- robe, tall boy, weigh dresser, some funds in thc pipeline, these will thers); Helen (daughter-in- son. C.C. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS gramme of student nurses giving a white bedroom suite, all in per- O'DONNELL _ Tenth Anni- realistic picture of living and work- be gratefully accepted. The fund law): Pat and Dereck (grand- fect condition Phione 058/54579. versary — In loving memory of ing conditions. It is hoped to show will now be managed by five trustees MRS. CATHERINE children); nephews, nieces, DE PAOR — Is mi'an ltone, HAY FOR SALE—Can be de- my dear husband, Joe O'Don- a 20 rnin. vido "Learning to Care" who are—Mr. Dan McGrath, thc brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law, livered. Apply Ned Power. Doon, nell, Murphy Place, Abbeyside, muintir Muiris de Paor. ar on nursing in England. Chairman of the Fund Raising etc. Ballinamult Phone 058/47239. mbuiochas a ghabhiall do gach Committee. Dr. Maurice O'Sullivani CULLEN MR. PAT POWER who died on February 16, 1976. As it is hoped to show a video The death of Mr. Pat Power, FOR 3ALE—275 square bales aoinne a fhreastail ar a shocraid the Power family doctor, Mr. Frank We regret to record the death Masses offered. on nursing in Britain, it would be Wood Road, Cushcam. took of good AiuaK'ty hay. In Cappo- agus a adhlacadh agus a dhein O'Bcirne, Manager. Bank of Ireland, of Mrs. Catherine Cullen (nee The hardest thing in life to appreciated if, where possible, a place at Ardkeen Hospital on quin area. Phone 053/54457. comh-bhron linn; da dheir- Dungarvan. Mr. C. Curran of M. Walsh), Swindon, Wiltshire, for- bear, centre would arrange to have a tele- Friday, February 7, following a fiuracha agus dhearthaireacha I. Curran & Sons. Dungarvan. and merly of Bohadoon. Dungarvan, MR. JAMES WANTiSD — Small Treble K •Is to want your husband and vision sot and V.H.S. video record- brief illness. harrow; good condition. Tele- a thaisiteal o Sasana, do'n Dr. er available. Mr. Danny Lenihan, Supermarket wh'ch occurred In England on he's, not there. Alne' Ni Chaithasai'gh, na Owner, Abbeyside. Dwigarvan. Monday, February 3. phone 05®,54453. Behind' my smile there is The seminar normally last 2 His remains were removed to banaltrai aitiula, fuireann iom- The Fund Raising Committee as KELLEHER WANTED — Typewriter, must many a tear, hours. Deceased who was a most, Nbwtown Church on Saturday lan Ospuideal Naomh Iosaif, their final act, want to place on popular lady had spent most of be in good condition, preferably For a husband I lost and The speakers will be Fr. Sean It is with profound regret evening and were received and Dungarbhan. fuireann St. Brid- record their sincere Ihanks and ap- her hfe in England but, had that we record the death of Mr. biessed by Very Rev. J. Bracken, portable; st.ite details and loved so dear. Mawn. Chaplain to Irish nurses in get's, Ard Caoin—go1 speisealta prcciaton for all those who helped been an annual visitor to her James KeHeher which occurred P.P.. assisted by Rev. P. Ah- price. — Box No. M321 "Leader" (Inserted by his loving wife the London area and Elizabeth an tSiur Rafaella. mile buiochas in any way in. creating this very sub- native Bohadoon down through most unexpectedly at his home, earne, P.P., Abbeyside. Office. Nora.) ' Whelan, a ward sister at Whittington di'obih go lelr. Ba mhai'th le Hospital and a native of Castle- stantial fund. The generosity of the years. "Avondale," Castletown. Car- Interment took place in the SPRAY GUN for sale, ex- O'DONNELI Tenth Anni- Eibhlis de Paor, deirfiur Padraig dermot, Co. Kildare. many people was quite remarkable Her remains were flown home rick-On-3uir on Saturday last, adjoining cemetery following cellent German makie. — Frank versary — In loving memory of Toibin, a fuair bas tamall Sincerely yours, by any standard. While it is true to and the removal took place February 8. Aged 42. the late R< quiem Mass on Sunday mor- Brcwne. Phone 058'42424. my dear father, Joe O'Donnell. galrid roimh Mhuiris, buiochas MICHAEL ENRIGHT, C.C., say that much of the fund' was gat- from the Kiely Funeral Home Jim Kelleher was attached to ning. Fr. Bracken, P.P. was FOR SALE—Cattle box, 7'x4' Murphy Place, Abbeyside. who a ghabhail do g>ach aoinne a St. John's Presbytery, hcicd in the Waterford area, it is to Kilgobinet Church on Sun- the Forestry Department at Pil- cclebrant and also officiated at dav February 9, where the cof- town, Co. Kilkenny. also Dexta tractor and 1600 died on February 16, 1976. dhein comh-bhiron lei agus a Waterford. also true that large amounts came the graveside, assisted by Rev. fin was received and blessed by Fr. McGuinness, C.C. Viva engine and gear box. Beautiful memories aire all chabhraigh lei in aon tsli le (051) 74271. from outside the immediate area— Having completed his train- from individuals and from corporate Rev. P. Butler. C.C., assisted by ins at Kinnetty Castle, Co. Of- Sincere sympathy Is extend- Telephone 058/54553. that are left. linn an tearma triobloideach bodies. Very Rev. R. O'Doherty, P.P. faly and at Shelton Abbey, Co. ed to his sorrowing wife Cathy, NOTICE — Due to continuous Of a father I loved and seo di. Leifear Aifreann diobh damage to .boundary walls, Requiem Mass was offered on Wicklow he took up duty at the sons, daughter, mother, bro- 1 can't forget. go leir. CAPPOQUIN DENTAL Monday morning after which fences , etc., the lands of Bally- State Forestry at Clogheen and thers, sisters, daughters-in-law, (Inserted by his loving son SERVICES thr burial took place in the ad- later worked in Mayo, Kilshee- nellgan, Lismore, are strictly grandchildren and relatives on Tommy, daughter-in-law Breda WADE — The brothers and Mr. Editor, joining cemetery, Very Rev. Fr. lan, Cahir and Avondale before preserved. Trespassers prose- their sad loss. and grandsons Eamon, Joseph sisters, sisters-in-law. nephews 'Hereunder is a reply from O'Doherty, P.P., officiating. cuted. No responsibility foT and Mark.) and nieces of the late Miss Mt. Michael A. Gyves, Adminis- WEST WATERFORD She is survived by her son accidents. Signed: Ellen Scan- Bridget Wade, LaCkenfune, O'DONNELL — Tenth Anni- trator Community Care, South Billy, daughter-in-law Ines, Ian. Feb. 6, 1986. Dungarvan, wish to thank most Eastern Health Bioard. to tihe grandchildren Declan, Dominic, FOR SALE — Ferguson audio versary — In loving memory of sincerely all those who sympa- my dear father, Joe O'Donnell, Cappoqiuih Development Asso- DRAMA FESTIVAL Damian. Kate and Ben Cullen- unit, cheap Also banjo, cheap. thised with them on Bridget's sisters Mary. Bridie and Nell, Murphy Place, Abbeyside. who ciation with regard toi fib The West Waterford Drama Fes- Telephone 058/42712. death; those who attended re- withdrawal of Dental Services tival, the 6th nominating Festival U K.A.. her brother Jack Walsh, TO LET in Abbeyside (ISars- died on February 16, 1976. moval of remains, Masses and DUNGARVAN A Mass, a prayer, are ail we from Cappoquin. for the All-Ireland Drama Com- field Stireet) car garage. Tele- funeral; those who sent Mass petitions will commence in St. Mic- can give, Dear Mr. ODonoghue. phone 058/41823 cardis and letter® of sympathy. hael's Hall. Ballyduff on February These you will have as long I wish to refer to your let- SLIMMING — Why not try a A special word of thanks to Sr. ter Of the 27t(h January, 1986 28 aind will run for nine nights, EXHAUST CENTRE Kwik Slim herbal wrap, lose as we live. Baptist, nurses and staff of regarding the Dental Services concluding on Sunday, March 9. TOURIN CAMOGIE inches in under 2 hours, or .(Inserted by his son Martin District Hospital, Dungarvan; being provided by the Health Always a huge crowd puller the hire a Siendertone Muscle Exer- and daughter-in-law Nuaiia.) tihe' Doctors, Dr. Mahony, Dr. Board at Cappoquin Health Festival will have open and confined FAST FREE FIT ciser. Also available wax treat- O'DONNELI Tenth Anni- Higgins' and Dr. Brady; all Centre'. A.t 'the' outset I would sections. ment tor removal of unwanted versary — In loving memory of those who called personally to say 'that you have been mis- Thc official opening will be per- CLUB Top quality Exhaust Systems in stock to suit all hair on legs. — From Mrs. my dear father, Joe O'Donnell. the house; the kind' neighbours informed with regard to the formed bv Mr. T. J. Maher, Euro It's that time of the year again European and Japanese Cars. Mary Spratt. S.R.N., 20, Pine- Murphy Place, Abbeyside. who who helped in every way. A intentions of the Health Board. M.p. on Sunday, March 2. The folks. Yes. it's time to start think- wood' Lawn. A.bbieyside. Dungar- died on February 1.6, 1976. special word1 of thanks also to Thfe' Board considers Caippoquin' adjudicator this year will be Mr. ing about thc hurleys. So wc are AT KEENEST PRICES van. Tel. 058/42202. A day of remembrance silently the doctors', nurses and. staff, to he the focal point of the Michael Vernon of Belfast. having our AGM on Saturday night. SINGLE FLATS TO LET — kept, St. Brigld'si Unit, Ardkeen Hos- provision of Health Services in Season tickets at £10 each will February 15 .in Tourin hall at 8.30 Fatdma House, Clonea Road, Of one we loved and will pital; to all the priestsi of the the West Wlaterford area and again be available and can be had p.m. This is a very important from Michael Madden, Lismore, meeting in any club, o all members Dungarvan. Phone 058/41I3T6. never forget. parish Fr. OuiDllnan, Fr. Carey. at the moment has no plans s Tom Dooling. Tallow and Eamon please take note and attend. As STRAND STREET, DUNGARVAN FOR SALE—270 bales of good (Always1 remembered by his Fr. Griffin. The Holy Sacrifice for the wiithdrawial of Dental 1 Bolger, Ballyduff. Full details will quality haiy, Cooldelane. area. of the- Mass will be offered for Services from the Health always there is a special welcome Telephone 058/41180 — Opem 6 Days, 9-6 p.m. loving daughter Ann. ai • he given in our advertising columns Apply "Leader" Coirrespondient, Centre 'at Oappoquin. for any Sew faces interested in join- flamdly.) all as a token of appreciation. in later issues. Lismore. Phone 058/54102 4/2/.1986. ing our forces.—P.R.O. PAGE EIGHT DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1986 LISMORE AND DISTRICT NOTES I SPOTLIGHT LISMORE DRAMATIC travelled to Ladles View in Wa- year. Therefore this year we SOCIETY terford to Play against the Wa- would appeal for new faces to (Continued from Pags 1) Rehearsals are well under terford B team. They were suc- come forward. way for the Society's presenta- cessful on the night and the tion of "Sailor Beware," a three result was 7-1 In favour of Lis- LISMORE G.A.A. NOTES volumes is still incomplete and I presume the 4th Edition of act comedy. This very funny more. £50, Patrick Morrissey, play will take place in Lismore Team: 1st men, Pat Morris- Chapel Street, Lismore; £30, thie. Concise Oxford Dictionary Sea Park Abbeyside Town Hall on Sunday, 16th and sey and Colin Coleman, 1st John Duggan, c/o Garda Sta- Monday, 17th March (St. Pat- is the volume in que9tiion .... ladies, Anne Dunne and Ann tion; £20, William Leahy, rick's Day). Heaphy 2nd men; Brian O'Gor- Bishopstown, Lismore; £15, Billy "Collins English Dictionary man and Pat Aheame, 2nd Walsh, Main Street, Lismore; gives only 'occurring' as the LISMORE F,C. NOTES ladies, Nora O'Sulllvan and Sheila Denn. £10, Willie Gough, Dungarvan; correct spelling and I hope you Last Sunday at home we drew £10, Billy Ormonde, Parks- Road, will return to the subject in with neighbours Ballyduff — Our u/16's played against Lismore. —i(Advt.). Dungarvan neither side being capable of Tourin last Friday night in the A fresh batch of new hurleys your next issue and ultimately scoring a goal. u/16's league. The result was have arrived, but please note have the mis-spelling corrected n ., 6-1 in favour of Lismore. This was a very unimpres- that the special offer ends on before English tourists parking sive display and the only re- Team : Men, James Hickey February 28th. warding feature was the return and Patrick Sheehan played their cars notice it and pass The best of luck to all our to goal of long-serving keeper mixed doubles and won their uncomplimentary remarks on players who are training with Billy Cunningham. "Spider" matches. Noel Burns played the county teams at the mom- the error." Barry and Johnny Dunn re- singles and Kenneth Whelan e ent. It is a long time since we turned to midfleld and their ex- was a sub. on the team. Ladies, Well that should certainly have had such a large repre- perience on many occasions Yvonne McNamara and Sharon sentation on both minor and clarify the matter. saved Ballyduff from making O'Gorman won their doubles u/21 panels. With so, many clear run into our penalty area. Fiona Howard won her singles s Patricia Dunne was sub. on the young players emerging it THE ABBEYSIDE MASS Team —' B. Cunningham, B. team. should mean that we will have Shanahan, P. Fitzgerald, Dave a very interesting Married v. A special Mass will be cele- Landers, P. Ahearne, J. Dunne, I would like to remind 1st Singles match this year. We will Donal Landers (capt.), B. Fren- Division players that the De have more news on this match brated on St. Valentine's Day Burca Cup will be played this dergast, C. Barry, T. Shanahan, and on the league for the (Friday, February 14) at coming week-end. Also the B. O'Gorman. Sub. — Billy Lan- senior championship next, week Abbeysidle Church at 7.30 p.m. ders for O'Gorman. Haughey Cup which is open to Next Sunday we open our 3rd Division to Novice Divisions The Mass whlidi will be cele- WIDOWS ASSOCIATION defence of the Dungarvan Tyre Please note that Tuesday brated by Rev. Fr. Peter Centre Oup. Holders of this night is still social night to all At the request of the West Ahearne, C.C., will feature divisions. magnificent trophy for the past Waterford Branch of the NAWI, original hymns and music com- four seasons, we play an in- Members note that all players Very Rev. Canon John Power form Inch side, already victors must wear runners as, you will celebrated Holy Mass for the posed specially for the Abbey- THREE BEDROOM BUNGALOW over Valley Rangers. not be Insured otherwise should r;pose of the soul of Nancy side Folk Choir and a welcome any mishap 'befall you. Armstrong at St. Carthage's Last week's performance will is extended to everyone, —(P.R.O. U.O'L). Church, Lismore on Tuesday especially young people. have to be increased by at least last. A very large attendance of £25,995 100 per cent. With Brendan members, relatives and friends 1 Lawton, Pat, Bennett, and Neil OLDEST INHABITANT DIES The Folk ChOk is backed by INCLUDING SOLID FUEL HEATING were present at the Mass. The Twomey to be added to the Lismore's oldest inhabitant monthly meeting followed at guitars, a mandolin and tin- panel we should advance to the died last week at the District Lismpre Hotel. wihi'stle, with soloists Audrey next round. Hospital, aged 103 years. She We play at home, kick-off at was Miss Kate Keating, known The delegates from the Fraher and Donal Power. The 2.30 p.m. and all players' are to all as Minnie. Branch who attended the Coun- hymns and music have been cil meeting at the Tara Towers THREE BEDROOM SEMI-DETACHED asked to be at the pitch not Her remains were removed to composed by Donal Power who later than 2 p.m. St. Carthage's Church where Hotel, Dublin told the meeting that about three hundred mem- Finally a word to our sup- they were received by Rev. Fr has called his composition "The bers were in attendance. The porters, why not forget the O'Gorman, C.C. After Requiem Abbeyside Mass" and who has £26,995 Budget, Submissions from the armchair football on Sunday Mass on Saturday she was Executive and the Budget, were expressed the hope that part, INCLUDING SOLID FUEL HEATING and support the locals. After buried in St. Carthage's ceme- fully debated. ar all, of this Mass will be used all it is not very often that a tery. team can go into a fifth year She Is survived by her sister- The National Chairman gave in the future by other groups. cup campaign undefeated! in-iaw Mrs. Keating, Parks details to the delegates of the Road, nephews, nieces and National A.G.M. to be held at We have no doubt but that THREE BEDROOM DETACHED LISMORE GOLF NOTES many other relatives and the Royal Hotel, Athlone from Abbeyside Church will be Uth-13th April, 1986. friends to all of whom we ex- crowded to capacity on Friday The 12 Holes Stroke Compe- tend our sincere sympathy. Next meeting, Tuesday, 3rd £34,995 tition at the week-end attracted March. — (P.R.O.). night when the Folk Choir will a good entry despite other at- MR. TONY CONNORS perform the new hymns and tractions in the area. Some members availed of the oppor- The death has occurred on music for the fir9t time in tunity to rest in preparation for Wednesday, Feb. 5 of Mr. Tony public at "The Abbeyside FOUR BEDROOM DORMER BUNGALOW the match-play stage of the Connors, late of Ballyea, at Lis- Mass." Spring League. This will com- more District Hospital. He had SINGER SEWING mence on next Saturday 15th/ been in poor health for many EARLY ONE MORNING £36,995 Sunday 16th and members years. His remains were re- MACHINE should note that it will be over ceived in St. Carthage's Church The ballad we have chosen for NO STAMP * NO STAGE PAYMENTS—THEREFORE • COVERED BY A FREE MORTGAGE 18 holes and that a time-sheet by Rev. Fr. O'Gorman and he wiii operate for Sunday only. this corner this week is the DUTY AVOIDING BRIDGING REDUNDANCY POLICY was burled in St. Carthage's much loved and often sung, cemetery after 10 o'clock Mass, MOBILE SHOP Our congratulations to one "Early One Morning" which celebrated by Very Rev. Canon — in the — of our members. Ned Power, bells of the fair young maid who won the Hall of Fame Power. Canon Power and Fr. O'Gorman attended at the Square, Dungarvan who is heard tbemoaning the Award at Fermoy recently. fact 'that she has been deceived Ned's dedication to sport, his graveside. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14 Showhouse Open - Tuesdays/Sundays by her lover. unselfish contribution to the He is survived by many rela- Singer Sale Now On— coaching of the youth and the tives and friends to whom we Unbeatable Bargains. 2.30 p.m. — 5.30 p.m. generous giving of his leisure extend our deepest sympathy. Early one morning, just as time in the cause of greater the sun was rising, skills and sportsmanshln makes MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS I heard a maiden singing in FOR FURTHER DETAILS CONTACT: PAT CONNOLLY AT 051/73126, 75434 him a worthy recipient of this the valley below, award. Watch out for the Sponsored "Oh, don't deceive me, oh, do Full results: 12 Holes Stroke— Cycle for the Multiple Sclerosis. not leave- me, It will arrive ln Lismore at 6.30 1st, 'Dan Howard (24) 39 nett; How couJd you uiPaddy Kelly of Jack Daly and John Leech, nee Cotter, whose death occur- the Irish Heart Foundation will Jan. 27 — 1st, Mary McCarthy Billy O'Brien and James Hoare, % red recently was formerly a givo a lecture and answer ques- and Joan Flynn: 2nd, Maureen K. Daunt and Bill Flanagan; GAIN native of B'oulta. Ballynoe. A tions on Friday night next in Hales and Miss C. Anson. Best Best, of the last Ave, Mary Lee 10% AND 20 OFF popular lady with all sections Murphy's Lounge, Knockanore. Gross, P. Condon and Mary and Chris O'Sulllvan: Table SPECIAL SERVICE FOR OUR of the community she is surviv- There will also be a video on Slattery. Perpetual Trophy — prizes, Mike Walsh and M. B. ed by her husband John and Community Alert followed by a CUSTOMERS: 1st, Tom Roche and Nora Kel- Rumbley, Paddy Crotty and ALL OTHER GOODS daughter Mrs. Julia O'Sulllvan, discussion. The panel will in- leher: 2nd, Mlchaei and Bernle partner, David Hoare and part- DIAL 10 and ask tihe Operator for relatives and friends to whom clude Sergeant John Howard, B'urke- 3rd, Mort, Kelleher and ner. Tickets^ Ger Dooling, Mrs. "FREEFONE GAIN." Your call Kathleen O'Keeffe. we extend sincere sympathy. Crime Prevention Unit, Water- OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY Tallow, Mrs. Mary Whelan. ford, Sergeant Boylan, Tallow will be put directly on to a Jackpot £230 on 15 games. She was interred in the fam- SOCCER ily plot at Britway cemetery. and a representative from special phone in -the Order Office Muintir Na Tire. ST. CATHERINE'S GAA Beannacht De ar a h-anam. at the Trading Centre in CHRISTY BRIEN Brldeview's two under-age Starting at 8 p.m. sharp. Dungarvan where your order for games had to be cancelled last The first meeting of the '86 MR JIM MORONEY, CONNA SYMPATHY •Saturday because of the condi- committee brought, a big crowd Sincere sympathy is expressed Feed, Fertilisers, Fuel, Seed, etc., tion of the pitch, it is now to the Clubhouse. Great inter- Deep regret was evidenced at to the wife and family of the will be promptly dealt with. HARDWARE, LISMORE hoped to play these games next est, was displayed in the out- the passing of Jimmy Moroney, late Jackie Mills whose death Saturday. come of the current East Cork Coolodurragh, conna, last week. took place on Feb. 1st. A well known personality in The under 14 team will travel championship draws. EDMOND MURPHY'S 45 DRIVE the parish he was a member of to Knockanore on Sunday to The draws are as follows — 1st, Billy Casey and John various clubs and played many play the locals. Junior A hurling—Catherines O'Rourke- 2nd and 3rd divided Waterford W£W v. Carrigtwohili; junior B hurl- roles with distinction with the between Tim Joyce and Tom Joe Waterford United put in an- local dramatic society. We ex- other great, performance last ing v. Killeagh. Football jun- Murphy, Jack Fraser and Sonny COOP fff ior A v. Carrlgnavar- Junior B tend our sympathy to his wife Hosklns, Mick and Mary Pratt, Sunday in defeating league Kitty, daughters Noreen and leaders Shamrock Rovers 1-0 at football v. Sarsfields. Jim Bryan and Matty Dunlea, Kathleen (Cal). sons James and Mary O'Rourke and Joe O'Shea, Kilcohan Park. This Sunday will see the In- The termediate hurlers in action Pat, sisters Mrs. K. Mulcahy, John O'Callaghan and Jack ATHLETICS: DR. ORYWAL against, Midleton seniors in the Mrs. Nellie Howard, Mrs. Peggy Neville, Nan Kelly and Joy FOR TALLOW Liam Breathnach Cup (wea- McNamara, brothers, John, Joe B'ryan. Best of the last 5 — and Dan, other relatives and James Tobin and J- M. Kelly. A weekend coaching session ther permitting; at Ballynoe (alternatively in Conna). friends. He was Interred at Lucky Tables Moss Mahony and will be held this week starting Coole cemetery. Liam O'Regan, Flnbarr Power PROGRESSIVE on Friday, 14th. Dr. Orywal, The intermediate hurlers and the junior footballers travel to Ar dheis lamh De go ralbh se. and Nellie McGrath, Tony and Fiona Fund who is the National Athletics Maurice. Coach for the N.A.C.A. will con- Sixmllebridge, Co. Clare on the MRS. MOLLIE CONNOLLY duct the session. 16th and 17 th March to play HAPPY BIRTHDAY DEMOCRATS Athletes are requested to be the host club. The death took place recently We would like to wish Paddy DES O'MALLEY, T.D. O'Keeffe a happy birthday on THANK YOU ln the Community Hall on Fri- Sports Awards — Congratula- of Mrs. Mollie Connolly, nee day night at 1 p.m. O'Keeffe, Midleton. Mollie, as Friday. 21 again Paddy? MARY HARNEY, T.D. tions to Cathal Casey on being WEDDING: THE FUND RAISING COMMITTEE WISHES honoured by the Fermoy Sports she was popularly known was ST. PATRICK'S HALL 45 born at Kilcronat, Ballynoe DOLAN-O'CALLAGHAN will speak at a TO THANK MOST SIlNCERELY, ALL DRIVE RESULTS Star Awards Committee last Saturday night Congratula- where the O'Keeffe family still Congratulations to Eileen SUBSCRIBERS, ALL WHO HELPED IN 1st, Benny O'Hara and Mike tions also to Ned Power, Tallow reside. Predeceased by her hus- Dolan, daughter of Joe and Mangan; 2nd and 3rd, Eugene band John, she is survived by a Mary Dolan, Scart On her re- RUNNING EVENTS/FUNCTIONS, THOSE and Waterford wh0 deservedly Barr.v and Toinette Tobln, received the Hall of Fame large family of eleven. She was cent marriage to Pat O'Callag- PUBLIC MEETING WHO COLLECTED CASH, THE PRESS, Willie Murphy and Sadie Award. Cathal Casey and Patsy held in high esteem ln the han, son of Patrick and Kitty Geary; Best of the last 5, Pad Donoghue are both on the Midleton district and this was O'Callaghan, Carnglass, Knock- RADIO, TV AND ALL OTHERS WHO anore. Hogan and Bill Aherne: Table County Under 21 football team borne out by the priests homily HELPED IN CREATING THIS FUND. prizes, Nora McCarthy and at the Requiem Mass in Midle- FIRST COMMUNION list, while Denis Walsh ls on Tower Hotel, Waterford Agnes Murphy; Tickets, Benny the senior hurling team pre- ton Church. MEETING O'Hara, Amnio Neville and sently. To her family, sisters, bro- A teacher/parent meeting of THE ACTIVITIES OF THE COMMITTEE Eugene Barry. thers, aunt and relatlvesi we ex- the lirst Communion class will Sunday, 16 February, 3 pm be held in Knockanore School HAVE NOW BEEN SUSPENDED isurance Scheme — This tend our sympathy. All members of the public are most welcomc. COMMUNITY HALL RES nap for officials and players Her burial took place at, Mid- on Monday night next, Feb. 7th Loads of cash prizes Vscussed in detail as was leton cemetery. at 8 p.m.