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PENSMAN TAKES YOU Glass Workers Defer Holidays To

The Waterford Glass plants in WEDDING BELLS Dungarvan and Waterford were due for a 3-week shut-down for annual summer holidays on Complete "Rush Order" July 24 but skeleton workforces agreed to a management, re- quest to postpone their holiday Impossible tc meet the deadline holiday period to fulfil an ex- seek worker co-operation in this break so as to complete a spe- date for what has been describ- port order. "However," he ad- manner shows the importance SUMMER HOLIDAYS search, published a report last cial order which could, i-n time, ed as a "showcase order" for ded, "if it enhances future pros- they attach to the Japanese month under the title "Water open u,p lucrative new markets a major Japanese firm. pects and is in the best inter- order which it is hoped will in- ests of the company than we We are at present passing Quality In —The Cur- for the company. One of the workers involved troduce Waterford Glass to a are ha-ppy to co-operate." new major outlet. through the peak summer holi- 1 at, the Dungarvan plant com- rent Position." The general con- The decision to work through The management decision to day 'period of 1987- and by clusion of the report is that the holiday period was an en- mented that it might be seen as tirely voluntary one and display- ironic at a time- when the com- comparison witih the past two while serious pollution in the pany was seeking to make 750 years the weather has been rivers surveyed is on the de- ed a level of worker-co-opera- COMMUNITY SCHOOL tion without which the company workers redundant that they quite good. As a result, holiday- crease, the incidence of slight would have found it well nigh had to work right through the makers everywhere are out and to moderate pollution in our about in their summer clothes, rivers and streams is on the Cappoquin Controversy looking relaxed, happy and increase. tanned as they enjoy their summer break. Under the sub-heading "Low Rages On But why, oh why must we Level of Nitrate," the report points out that many countries SCHOOL PROPOSAL Jim Joe Landers A message oi continue to be so careless about AGAIN REJECTED good wishes and pledging con- our environment by covering are now concerned at the in- As was predictable the very tinued support, was read to the our streets, roads, beaches and creased levels of nitrate in sur- meeting from John and Eileen face waters because of the well attended public meeting countryside with litter. It is called by the concerned P'arents O'Driseoll, Knockaun East, who potentially adverse effects on Association at the Boathous-e on were- unable to be present, and absolutely appalling that we received with acclamation. are all, young and old, big. little human health. In Ireland the Monday -night again came up with a total rejection of the There was a lengthy discus- and small, so -neglectful and so present usage of artificial nitro- sion on the serious problem fac- genous fertiliser, it states, is on j Minister for Education's propo- lacking in civic spirit where this sal for a Community School in ing the Cappoquin Community average relatively low when i Lismore Again the message was and constructive proposals for very important subject is future courses of action did concerned. compared to other EEC coun-1 clear — Cappoquin was entitled to keep a school it had had for come from the floor and these tries. As a result, the report | the chairman undertook to have Last Monday—the Bank Holi- almost, fifty years and would do says that the concentrations of so. Mr. Jim Wall. Chairman of acted upon. day—the Square in Dungarvan nitrate in our surface waters Concerned Parents outlined all and the adjoining streets re- were well below the limit re-1 the recent developments in the sembled a dump with a profu- commended for public supply Ions; running saga and the Min- sion of wrappers, ta-ke-awav ister's letter was read to the The Editor. sources. meeting by the Secretary. Mr. containers and papers of all de- Dungarvan Leader. Setting out the causes of the THEY REJECT COMMUNITY scriptions littering the area. SCHOOL IN LISMORE Several parts of Abbeyside pollution that does exist the were no better. Why must wc report says that available evi- Dear Sir, destroy our towns and our dence woula appear to indicate With reference to the ir.em that the greater part of pollu- KNOCKANORE in the Lismore Notes of your countryside in this disgusing p-aper dated Juiy 24th regarding manner. Foreign tourists can tion in all categories is attribut- the announcement of a Com- hardly be impressed, nor indeed able to wastes discharged from CHILD'S munity School for Lismor:-. I can they be blamed for assess- towns and industries. There ,s. wish to repudiate the state- however, it adds, and this ment that the news was greeted ing us as the dirty Irish! w.'itn ju Dilation by ail the cannot be without its own COMPENSATION parents in West waterford who Is there any solution to this significance, some probability are sincerely interested in problem which is growing more thiat the influence of indirect CASE DEFERRED their children's future eduoa- acute with each passing month inputs, particularly from agri- t.on. A four-year-old child had de- .1 am extremely interested in with the proliferation of pack- cultural land is underestimated. veloped speech difficulties after aged items coming from the my children's education and I the car in which he was a back- don't believe that their needs various retail outlets. Is it a This latter point brings me to seat passenger was involved in. a collision with another vehicle. will be best served in -a school Mr. John Galvin, "Ben Edair," Blackroek Road, Cork and futile, useless appeal to ask a discussion which I had last of 700 pupils in Di&more or even week with a medical doctor Judge Sean MacD. F-awsitt Miss Eileen Wyley, 17 O'Connell Street, Dungarvan who were people to show a little civic heard at Youghal Circuit court 50-0 pupils which would be a pricta e.«\4 . VjiK-Uino Litler -from Dungarvan about the Tast week. more re-alistic figure. Any sen- married in St. Mary's Parish Church, Dungarvan recently. sible parent knows that their around at random? Let us hope use of certain types Judge Fawsitt said he believ- children are better OS in not. eTT~, i j providin(illfii txn^ig bette>jr- spoke especially about the BRIDGING THE GAP sation the child is entitled to pline. it has been argued that methods used for "forcing" the and he adjourned the further more non-academic suojects will The final stage in the con- growth of potatoes, vegetables consideration of the case to the be available in a- larger school. November Circuit Court sittings struction of the new bridge and greens such as lettuce. Married recently at St Augustine's Church, Abbeyside were As all the .teachers in the three Miss Patricia Power, 23 McCarthyvillc, Abbeyside and Mr. in Cork. schools, Christian Brothers and across the river Colligan on the Pointing out that nitrates and The court had been asked to Patrick Kiely, Knockeylan Upper, Dungarvan. (Photo: Slearn) Presentation Convent in Lis- Dungarvan By-Pass Road has phosphates were the main approve a settlement of £6,000 more and St. Anne's, Gappo- now been reached and when sources from which these health and costs in favour of the child, q-uin are guaranteed perman- Francis O'Callaghan, Carngl'ass. ency in the proposed Commun- the remaining 12 metre centre hazards sprang, he produced a Knockanore, co. Waterford. He span in the 3-span bridge was ity School there will be a-pprox. leaf from a- head of lettuce sold DUNGARVAN GOLF NOTES sued, through his father, Pat- l'O teachers over quota. Where being joined up on Thursday locally in Dungarvan but "im- rick O'Ca'llaghan, the owner of do the exiflra teachers for tihe July 30. quite a few spectators ported" from Dublin, let me the car involved in the two-car sought after extra subjects fit crash on May 6 last. Pauline in? watched the operation from add, and by a simple test O'Connell, Ballybroher, Bally- vantage points. method showed that it con- cotton, Co. Cork. The vast majority of parents in the Cappoquin area are tained a high concentration of The firsit of the 26 four ton totally opposed to losing their nitrate. 12 metre long reinforced con- school and having their child- ren re-located in Lismore. We crete beams used to close up The doctor then explained CYCLING intend to re-tain our own the centre span was gingerly that the regular consumption of identity and It's a pity that lifted into position by a giant agricultural produce with such birds of passage like Brother crane shortly after 12 o'clock Barry seek to impose their a high nitrate content could JOHN HEARN 3-DAY misguided ideas on people who (noon). Under the supervision induce ulcers and create a don't, agree with them. He took of Tohn Craddock. Director of physical lethargy and tiredness no account of the fact that an overwhelming majority of St. Johns Civil Engineering Com- which would result in a reduced RESULTS handicap competition 19-28. — INTERNATIONAL The John Hearn Memorial 3- Anne's parents voted demo- pany, the bridge builders, and work capacity. If am entire PRO ciratfoally in favour of retlaining Peter O'Donnell. Resident En- Thursday 30th — 1st, B. Lin- day International cycling race in community suffered such dis- een (1'8) 47 pts.: 2-nd. J. Harty LADIES NOTES which concluded after 253 miles their school and as your gineer for the County Council, correspondent stated, used amy abilities, the effect on the (T9) 42 ptsi: 3rd, K. Hogan t('-15) Results — Bonanza Prize, of exciting cycling at Carrlck- the beam was lowered and so general economy should not be 42 pts. Ftridia-y 3.1st 1st. P. On-Suir last Mbnday evening means fair or otherwise to get Tuesday, July 2'8 —winner. M. his wacy. CENTRAL precisely was the engineering too difficult to assess. As there Power (and C. Terry 33i 2nd. P. Kavanagih (23) 46 pts.: runner- was won by 24-years-aid Clon- of the entire structure that, M'cGovern and A. Browine 34. up B Martin (36) 45 pts,.; 3rd. mel baker. Anthony O'Gorman. At a public meeting in Cap- was no law to control the use Saturday 1st—1st, B. Power and riding with the Snowcream Ire- DAIRIES with just a little bit of grinding, M Spratt H8) 43 pts.: Class A. poquin on Monday night last of such fertilisers at present in R. Burke 55 pts.: 2nd. J. Oasey land team which -also won the the people unanimously reject- it was a perfect fit! A. D'Alton (15) 41 pit si: Class B. existence the doctor slates that and P. Noctor 51 pts. Sunday A Browne (27) 41 pts.; Class C. team event. ed the Community^ School and the only way to deal with the 2nd—1st. D. O'Neill MS) 46 pts.: The race started in Dublin an de-clared they will n-ot send At exactly 12.35 p.m. it was M Dee (33) 42 pts,; Best 1st CHARITY DRIVE problem is to reduce the use of 2nd. R.. R-uss-ell '15') 45 pts.: 3rd. nine, B. Ocwwa-v (15) .21 pts.; Saturday ,'nd the final stage on theiT children to Lismore. so Lineen f 11 > 45 pts. Monday Monday tooK the cyclists over a the complacency expressed i,n in position and the first man to nitrates and phosphates and to T. Best 2nd nine, M. O'Neill (31) cross, showing admirable agil- 3rd _ list, A. Deasy and j. 23 pts. 125 km. run from Waterford the Lismore Notes is premature use the safer urea and Die'asy 5a pts.: 2nd., F. Wfilsh City via Dungarvan back to -i say the least. ity, was carpe-nter on the job ammonia sulphates. and C. Fay 51 pts.; 3rd. L. Car.rick-On-Suir. Yours fiaithifiully, Central Dairies wish to thank all those who have Mick Nulty. By Friday evening Spratt and S. Twomev 51' pts. In the final overall classifica- given such tremendous support to-datc to the all the beams had been placed Perhaps the Minister for the tion, the Dungarvan cyclist ANGELA COLLENDER above promotion. FIXTURES in position in readiness for the Environment, Mr. Padraig Stephen Spratt, also a member Secretary. of the Snowcream Ireland team St. Anne's parent Council, Those with tokens should hand them in as soon laiying of the foundation over Flynn, T.D., would have a sur- Thursday- 6t-h—18 hole stable- ford x cards; Saturday—Group finished in 6th place and was Cappoquin. as possible for the next draw. which the new road will be vey carried out into the use of Prize. 18 hol-e stroke; Sunday— 3rd 1-n both the overall points Tour-In, laid. these fertilisers. Commenting 18 hoie singles. Monday — Long and the king of the hills classi- Cappoquin. Due to the tremendous response, we have two fi cat tons. According to the Report of on the Report on Water Quality 3 8 vm. winners for July who are: Brendan Gallagher, Mr. John O'FIynn. County En- In Ireland he said that before 26 Riverview Estate, Kilmaclhomas and Mrs. gineer on the Co. Council Road any remedial measures on pol- John Foley, Strandside North, Abbeyside. Works Scheme for 1987. the lution can be decided on, it was new By-Pass Road will be fully clearly necessary to ascertain completed and open for traffic the precise reasons why water by the end of October. quality in certain areas had deteriorated. It might prove WATER QUALITY IN very useflul if the scope of any IRELAND such examination was widened to include am analysis on the An Foras Forbarllra, ihe Na- use, or to be precise the over- tional Institute for Physical Planning and Construction Re- Kids Corner (Continued on Pago 8). 74 O'CONNELL STREET, DUNGARVAN JTelephon^058/42053^ EXHIBITION OF WATER COLOURS END OF SALE by Sean de Paor CLEARANCE ORMOND HOTEL, DUNGARVAN EVERYTHING MUST GO • T-SHIRTS £2 • SHORTS — £2 and £3. TUESDAY AUG. 1 HO FRIDAY AUG. 14 • ANORAKS — £6 (inclusive) Children who are availing of the Dungarvan anil Abbeyside Community Playscliemc, which is sponsored by Dungarvan Open daily 10 a.in. to 9 p.m. Credit Union. (Photo: Rory Wyley) ALSO IN STOCK — C.B.S. UNIFORM PAGE TWO DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 1987

SPRATT' BALLYDUFF NOTES COMMUNITY COUNCIL MRS. MARGARET O'GORMAN O'CONNELL STREET, DUNGARVAN The August monthly draw will The death took place on Fri- (Adjoining Ormonde Cinema property) be held in St. Michael's Hail on day last at her daughter's resi- FOR IMMEDIATE SALE Monday night next at 9 p.m. dence HMilcrest. Watergrasshill, Following the draw a meeting of Mrs. Margaret O'Gorman. DEVELOPMENT SITE, c. 1± ACRES will take place to make further With extensive road frontage. Lisnagree, Biallyduff. arrangements for the day of The remains of the deceased Solicitors: Farrell & Morrissey, Abbeyside. events on Sunday, September (nee O'Brien) were removed Maps and detailed particulars from the undersigned. 27 to mark the 50th anniversary from Nelllgans Funeral Home. oi Mutotir na Tire. Fermoy to St. Michael's Church. Events will include a Horti- CURRAGHROCHE, CAPPOQUIN BaliydufI on Saturday evening cultural Show, Old Time where they were received and OUTSTANDING TILLAGE LANDS FOR SALE Threshing. Display of Old Ma- blewed by Very Rev. K. Muil- c. 18 ACRE FIELD chinery, Thatching. Sheep cahy, P.P. The interment took Edimond Spraitit & Son are instructed to offer for sale Shearing, etc. Later that night place on Sunday mtomfing fol- •j photographic display will be lowing Requiem Mass to St. this particular roadside field situate at Curraghroohe held in St. Michael's- Hall as Miohael's Cemetery In the pre- Cross, presently under corn, and which is regarded as well a® a video being produced sence of a large cortege. being one of the finest quality lands in the district. The to honour the occasion. Sincere sympathy is extended to her loving sons, dlaiughters, sale of the field affords the opportunity to those seeking WEDDING: additional acreage of superb quality, conveniently situate, sisters, sons-in-law. diaugbters- KEARNEY—McCANN in-law. grandchildren, relatives having good boundary fences, and never failing water The marriage took place, on and Mends. supply. Saturday July 25. at Rathcor- LATE THOMAS NUGENT Maps and further particulars from the undersigned. rnac. Co. Sligo of Mr. Thomas Kearney, son of Mrs. Nellie and It is with deep regret that we the late Tom Kearney, Cooli- record the death o,i Mr. Thiomas TOWER HOUSE, HELVIC TERRACE, RING sheal Lowen Ballyduff and Miss (Directly overlooking bay and harbour) Nugent, Cooladoody. Ballyduff, Marv McCann, eldest daughter which siaid event occurred as a of Mr. and Mrs. Dermot Mc- EXCEPTIONALLY ATTRACTIVE SINGLE STOREY result of an accident, at cork Pictured at Dungarvan Show were Mary Kirwan, Colligan, Sandra Clarke, Clonea Road, Abbeyside and Anne Quinn, RESIDENCE WITH INDEPENDENT TWO-STOREY Cann. Dal key. Co. Dublin. Regional Hospital on Tuesday Mitchel Street, Dungarvan. (Photo: RorV Wyley) TOWER EXTENSION The best man was Patrick morning. July 29. Kearney, brother of the groom, FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY There was a large and re- while Anne McCann. sister of presentative cortege ait the re- Details later. the bride was bridesmaid. The moval of remains from Rtyans lessons were read by Martina Funeral Home. Lismore to St. Kearney and Louise Boyl'e. The Michael's Church, Ballyduff on reception was held at the Bat- Weidlnesday evening, where thiev TALLOW AND ROUNDABOUT NOTES Edmond Spratt & Son, lincarr House Hotel. Sligo and were received and blessed by the honeymoon Is being spent Very Rev. M. Walsh, P.P., Tal- their recent victory over Carrig-: game, was won by the ticket Athlone in the face of heavy in Jersey. ST. CATHERINE'S G.A.A. M.I.A.V.I. TELEPHONE (058 ) 4.2211 low. The coffin, dmaiped; in the navar in the semi-final at Rath-' with 29 minutes, 45 seconds, the ; gunfire couldalmost De re- We wish Tom and Mary who ' time of the first .goal scored. i echoed again in Paris last Sun- colours of tihe local GtAA and St. Catherine's 5-15 conrnac. i day week when witnessing the will reside in Ba'llyduff, many soccer clubs was borne to the Abbeyside 1-11 : - -P^rw r\f C? f V» Qirv DnoVln ^ (ars of wedded bliss church by members of both MRS. MARY O'KEEFFE, STEPHEN ROCHE amazing feat of Stephen Roche Our team struck t.oip from in clubs who also formed a guard (BARTLEMY AND on winning the Tour De France PIONEER NOTES the Abbeyside Tournament last "I've seen no deed like that of honour as the coffin entered KNOCKANORE) and winning world acclaim as A large crowd travelled on Tuesday evening and settling in in France," these words of St. well. But we must spare a the church. well from the throw-in scores The unexpected death of Mrs. Ruth, French general, centuries the annual pf.lgrimage to Knock The inibermenit IOOK piace on thought for Pedro Delgado who came freely. Abbeyside on the Mary O'Keeffe at her residence. ago on observing the daring went into oblivion as a result on Sunday last. Thursday morning in St. Mic- other hand didn't, hit it off so Bartlemy, last Friday evoked deeds of some Irish soldiers haels cemetery following Re- of being 40 seconds late. G.A.A. NOTES well and although they hurled deep regret and shock around breaking down the Bride of SALES BY HARTY & CO. quiem Mass, with ,ai large at- well at times our good start East Cork and West Waterford The junior huners suffered a tendance again present. stood to us and we ran out win- where she was well known. A 25, MARY STREET, DUNGARVAN one point defeat at the hands Sincere sympathy is extended ners on this splendid pitch. native of Fountain, Knockan- FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY of Lis/more in the ahieimpionship to his heart-broken parents ore. her husband and herself Michael aind Margaret, brother The team was — J. Hartnett, On the instructions o£ the executors. giame. at Tallow on Saturday carried on farming there and night last. We led at half time Darvid sisters Marie and Breedla. K. Noonan. P. Lane, E. Hart- also a timber yard for many This spacious property, located in a prime commercial by 2-2 to 0-3 with- the goals uncles, aunts and a large circle nett, B. Neville. iM. Lanigan. M. years Some years ago they DUNGARVAN G.A.A. location in Mary Street, is being offered for sale with coming from Diavy Feeney and of relatives and friends Mangan, ID. O'Leary, S. Buckley, transferred to Mitchelstown J. Hartnett. D. Buckner, R vacant possession. The accommodation consists of Pier dan Bolger. HELLO OCTOBER 1987 with their family and finally On the turnover. Ldsmore O'Keeffe, B'. Sheehan. P. Ahem settled in Bartlemy. In all NOTES spacious li vdngjroom/ din in g roo m, kitchen and bathroom It's good to see thiat plans and K. Barry. Subs. — S. Nev- places they were held in the on ground floor; 1st Floor: Large livingroom, kitchen, online more into the game and ille for R. Noonan; M. walsh for MINOR FOOTBALL were level after 15 minutes. A are being formulated at present highest esteem and many spoke A VITAL TEST bathroom; 2nd and 3rd Floors: 4 bedrooms. Separate rear for the Hel'lo October 1987 show. D. Buckner and C. CaSey for R. of 'Mary (nee Mackey) as a Dermot Bolger goal after 2' The minor footballers are cur- entrance. This show hias broken all at- O'Keeffe. auiet inoffensive and most cour- Following on our victory over minutes and a Mark Flynn Ratihgormack in the last game rently in training for their point left us 3-4 to 1-7 in front tendance records down through teous neighbour. Her demise at The Auctioneers confidently reoommend inspection of the years and In preparation U /16's—Our u/16 hurlers went such a young age removes a we face ,a really vital test itn- the Western championship semi- this property to anyone interested in acquiring a com- with 4 minutes remaining, but senior football championship on final against old rivals Abbey- Lismore broke thfltouo for a for this year's show a meeting further ahead in the champion- true friend and she will be sore- mercial residential property in the town. 1 Willi be held im St. Michael's ship with a convincing win over ly missed by all. We extend our Sunday evening when unpre- side at FYaher Field next goa and point to win by 2-8 deepest sympathy to her hus- dictable Kilmacthomas' provide Wednesday evening. For full details and appointment to view contact the to 3-4. Hail on Tuesday next. August Fr. O'Neill's at Lisgoold. 11 at 8 p.m. band. Con. her daughter, sons, th; opposition at the Stradibal'-v Auctioneers. Team was: S. Flynn, E. Our very youthful side, has Arayione ait all (from age 5 up- Flynn Cup — St. Catherine's son-in-law. brothers-in-law. sls- venue (7.30). done very well to advance to Geary. T. Hyiland P. Ahem. S. junior hurlers have succeeded ters-in-law. relatives and plain and simple lan- Quirke. S. Hyland, D. Hlckev, wards) willing to help on sitage HIT this sitage of the championship, CUSHCAM, DUNGARVAN or anyone willing to lend a for the first time since the in- friends. She was interred in guage this is a game wie must anc" whatever our fiate against M Flynn. E. Flynn. D. Bolger. P stitution of the competition in Knockanore cemetery last Sun- win if we are to retain an in- FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY Berry B. O'Brien, J. Murphy. D. hand off stage In any capacity Abbeyside the boy® can be re- whatsoever are ia®ked; to be reaching the final of the Flynn day. Be'annacht De lema h-anam erest in the destination of the 3-BEDROOM COTTAGE ON ONE ACRE Feeney B. Bolgeir. Sub.. P. Mur- la eh. lied upon to put up a good present at the meeting. Cup. This was brought about by title. Defeat would not only put display. Accommodation consists of: kitchen, 3, bedrooms phy for -I. Murphy. Referee: us out of contention but could Mains water, BSB. John Kelly. also leave us with relegation MEETING PS.—Be'Ore the galme a r.iin- MRS. MARGARET MACKEY, Solicitors: Lanigan & Curran, having carriage of sale. BALLYNOE headaches. ute's silence was observed and In Kilmac' we face opponents A vitally important me tang RING, DUNGARVAN the Ballyduff players wore Mrs. Margaret Mackey, who who can be outstanding at of the club executive took place black arm-bands as a mark of COTTAGE STYLE RESIDENCE OVERLOOKING died recently at her daughter's. their best but a long way short on Wednesday n'.ght when respect to the late Thomut WEST WATERFORD Mrs Sellers residence, was a of that on other days. Sibil!. we some crucial decisions had to HELVICK Nugent who died on Tuesday. native of Cullinagh, Ballynoe, are going to have to improve be taken. More anon however FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY July 28. He was a memoer of where she lived until her appreciably on our Rathgor- when th? time is appropriate. the junior panel and we extend Accommodation consists of: Large kitchen cum family rather short illness a few we.eks mack display to have any sympathy to hi's heart-broken NOTES ago Having reached the fine realistic chance of winning, but room, 4 bedrooms, bathroom. All services. parents and family. KILL TOURNAMENT TRIBUTE second prizes with his two haif- age of 87 years. '^Maggie" as she tihis I confidently expect th« For full details and .permission to view contact the On Sunday morning, the u-12 bred colt foals, the sire of both was known to everybody in tlw fce-a-m do. We went under to Stradbally Auctioneers. hurlers got off to a wimnrjn« Following nine years el dedi- foals beinu* Arctic Oyp«J. p&riHii was a very popular resi- It's all or nothing from here in the semi-final of the Kill start wlK'n they defeated ^,, , JWI ,.,-v 1.... l.o ( It- people Ol owned t>y Jimmy In the half- dent in the district and her on In and1 nothing less than a senior football tournament last SITE FOR SALE — BALLYCOE °oT'" Ther^iiSt. Ardmore and the surrounding bred filly foal section, Michael kindness and neighbourly qua- supreme effort from every Saturday evening but not- be- 0.5-aore site with CUT. Patrick's this week-end in Boh- area. Rev. Fr. Tom Flynn, C.C., Lenane, Ballyeurrane. Clash- lities were her great character- player will suffice. lit doesn't ore our depleted side put up a adoon on Friday night at 7.30 left the parish last week to take more won first prize with his istics. She will be missed very- help that circumstances will st.:rn challenge. FOR SALE p.m. leaving the village at 7 up his new position as curate foal. This foal was also sired by much by all parishioners and "•aIn- leave us without a num- Arctic Gypsy. In the leading our deepest sympathy is exten- T':e great pity is that we are 20 ACRES OF BARLEY STRAW IN ARDMORE p.m. of Ballybricken in Waterford ber of key players but the me:i currently without so many of City. rein class. Arvne Ledingham. ded to her husband Willie, her to be drafted in can be relied CUTTING FRIDAY. The senior hurlers were de- Tinnock. Clash-more won second daughter Mrs. Helen Sellers. i pon to give of their b-:st. our established regulars. None- feated by Cappa white in a During his nine years in the theless it's good to know we HARTY & CO., MI AVI, Auctioneers & Valuers, parish of Ardmore-Grange, Fr. prize- with her Dony "Stradbally Gurtroe. Mrs. Kitty O'Keeffe. Let's go to it and pick up challenge game on Sunday in Sauirrel." in Class 19 for ponies Clcnmult. son Timothy, nieces have players ready and willing Dungarvan. Telephone 058/41377. Tom achieved much, including the po'nts that would leave us to make themselves available the field by 2-14 to 0-7 in a very the renovation of both churches unregistered and confined to and nephews, brother-in-law. in with a genuine chance oi disappointing performance. \ Co Waterford, 2nd prize in this sister-in-law. relatives and when required. That's what club and his recent more historic further championship progress. loyalty is all about. lot of improvement will have to event the building and official class was won by Alan Brown's friends. After Requiem Mass in We leave for the venue at 6.45 be shown If we hope to defeat opening of the new Community "Cherry" of Ardmore "Daisy," St. Catherine's Church, Bally- sharp. Our thanvks to the Kill club Portlaw in the county semi:-final Hall in Ardmore Village, ap- a five-year-old dun pony owned noe last, Tuesday she was inter- far the invitation into the on August 30. propriately called Halla Deug- bv Miss Katie Mooney. Shan- red in the iocal cemetery. Bean- SARGENT CUP DEFEAT tournament. It was our pleasure The u-16 hurlers will play lan. bally, Ardmore and ridden by nacht De lena h-anam dills. to accept. IMPORTANT AUCTION Fourmilewiater in Colligan on Morgan Chambers won third Our much undsrstmigth sen- prize. In the sheep section for ANTIQUE, SUPERIOR TYPE FURNITURE AND tonight (Thursday) at 7.30 p.m. Many tributes were paid to ON HOLIDAYS ior hurltog team lost no caste SYMPATHY and if they win here they will Fr. Tom and as a mark of ap- two ram iambs Anthony Cum- HIGH-CLASS EFFECTS in defeat when it bowed out oif p'av Abbeyside in the semi-final preciation a very special pre- mins. Aglish won third prize. Paying a visit to his former the Sargent Cup at the quarter- It was wiitai a sense of deep AUCTION FRIDAY, AUGUST 14. at 2.30 p.m. ori Monday night, ailso at 7.30 sentation was made to him on Other prizes were awarded to home at Woodview, Curraglass. final stiag'e against Shamrocks sadlness that all our numbers Viewing Thursday. August 13th. 2 to 6 p.m. and day p.m. behalf of the people and clubs entries from the area in the recently, was Joe Hurley. A for- in Knockanore last Friday learned' this week of the death of s&lfe', 12 noon. In the area. We join in wishing Honip Industries section and mer well-known hurler with evenrnig of Sr. De Lourdes of St. John Miss Rosemary Fleming. Clash- Kiloronat and St. Catherine's AT TUSCANY HOUSE, YOUGHAL him many years of happiness in The scoreline of 1-14 to 1-8 of God Conveint. Waterford. DUNGARVAN YOUTH CLUB his new parish. more won the fancy dress com- and also with a couple of West NEVILLE, Auctioneers. — Tel. 024/92177. does scant justice to a very Sr. De Lourdes was a sister FUNDRAISING COMMITTEE petition. Waterford teams. we were de- lighted to renew acquaintance bnave effort., and had we the of our esteemed President Full panel £50. Snowball £34 CELEBRATIONS forward power on the night we Brigtiidin Ni Criostoir. and sfn- on 47 calls. Colour: pink. ENGAGED with him and likely he will re- turn with happy memories. must have gone very close to cere sympathy iis extended to 37 58 46 89 88 84 29 87 While Ardmore bid farewell to victory. her and to the entire Christo- Chrissie O'Sullivan made the 26 2 14 52 34 55 9 Fr. Tom Flynn last week it was Congratulations to capt. John Our congratulations to Sham- pher family. The interment also a time of great celebration Ledingham, Tinnock. Youghal journey from the States to visit 85 69 47 19 54 5 18 16 rocks. but this was another took place to Waterford' last in Ardmore. a time when on the occasion of his en.gage- her mother, brothers and sis game which proved conclusive- Tuesday. 73 43 59 66 65 76 33 61 dreams came true. For many DUNGARVAN MART ment to Dr. AMson Blake, tars and we wish her bon vol- ly we can yet challenge strong- Go ndledne DCa trocaire ar a 24 57 15 35 56 62 42 4 years plans have bean made to F'.R S.C. of Dublin. John, along age after her sojourn in. Bally- ly in this senior grade. h-anam dills. 63 27 71 82 81 90 70* 13 build a new hall in Ardmore on with many competitors from noe the site of the former St. Dec- I Slaughter Sale on Wednesday Next 41 53 44 39 3 the area will be taking part in 86 80 lan's Hall. Following a lot of jumping competitions in this MUNSTER MEDAL "Denotes end of Snowball. hard work and co-operation the week's Dublin Show. August 19 Prizes must be claimed on or Congratulations to Denis community's dream became a Wa'lsh on winning his Munster at 9 a.m. sharp. before Monday. August 10, at 5 reality when President Hillery COLLECTION p.m. sharp from Pat McGrath. officially opened the new Com- medal with the Cork senior foot- 17 Boreenatra, Dungarvan. munity Hall named "Halla ball team against Kerry last The Annual Carrigiea Train- Sunday, we wish them the best Full sheet must be returned Deuglan." The naw hall was ing Centre Collection will be when claiming. on the rocky road to Dublin blessed by Bishop Russell and taken up this week-end in Denis was voted "Man of the •La6t week's winner: Chris a special presentation was Clashmore. Rfordan, 8 Keating street. Dun- made to President Hillery to Match'' in the drawn game. garvan — £100. mark the occasion. Also present WEDDING BELLS DUNGARVAN MART Numbers drawn this week by for th,p occasion was Cardinal LADIES FOOTBALL philomena Cullman. Carriga- O Fiaich. Every good wish t0 'Mr. Jimmy In the Dungourney Festival Sales of Blackface Mountain Sneep will be held ai line, Co. Cork. During his visit to Ardmore Ormond, Clashmore, on the oc- Tournament recently. St. Cath- Dungarvan Mart each Wednesday commencing on August Cardinal Tomas O Fiaich un- casion of his marriage to Miss erine's succeeded in defeating 19th. through until Wednesday October 28th. veiled a plaque to commemorate Anne Swayne, Ballymacoda on old rivals Inch. PLANNING NOTICE the late Mikie O'Brien, former Saturday last. D. Kenneally refereed. Show and Sale of Blackface Mountain Rams on Wed- Co. Waterford -I. John Hur- Chairman of Ardmore G.A.A.. a nesday and Thursday, September 23rd and 24th. ley, wish to apply to Waterford man who loved and lived for COMMUNITY HALL RESULTS Special Sale of Breeding Ewes- Thursday, September Couinty council for outline plan- the G.A.A. and gave his time 17th. This sale includes Dept. of Agriculture tagged Mule ning permission for two sites at untiringly to the work of the Peg Beecher, Conna .(£100); Ballyneety, Dungarvan. G.A.A. cardinal O Fiaich was Ewe Lambs, Greyfbce Ewe Lambs, Blackface Mountain Alice O'Donoghue, Lismore: presented with a piece of Ard- Annette condon. Parkdota: Mrs Ewes and Ewe Lambs. more pottery by thP president O'Connor. Ballinaha; Madge Wednesday. August 19th—Clearance Sale of entire of the G.A.A. Club. Dr J. Mc- Merlin. Villierstown: Mrs Sun- (look of 75 Ewes and Lambs (Blackface) for the Personal Namara. derland. Woodview Park: Mrs. Reps, of Michael Kennedy, Carhoon, Rathgormack. The main reason for Cardinal Landers, Aglish • Margaret Daly. O Fiaich's visit was to celebrate JAMES KIELY Tallow: Mrs. Reddy. Modeligo: Enquiries to: Pat Harty, Manager. Tel. 058/41611. Mass at Ardmore and Grange Martin Reddy. Cappoquin; Churches to mark the 150th Francis Tobin. Tallow; Eileen Anniversary of the building of Gleeson. castlelyons: Mary Ann & SONS the two Catholic churches in Landers. Lismore- Pat Feeney, ' COMPLETE FUNERAL the parishes. Accompanying Ballyduff: Eileen O'Grady, Tal- Cardinal O Fiaich were Dr. low Nora Condon. Parkdota: FURNISHERS Michael Russell, Bishop of Wa- Anna Ryan. Tallow: Rita Grif- terford and Lisntore. Very Rev fin, Ballynoe: Billy Sheehan. ALL FUNERAL REQUISITES D. O'Connor. P.P. and Rev. Tom Woodview Park- Vincent Lom- SLANEY MEATS SUPPLIED Flynn. C.C. bard, Aglish: Helen Hamilton, Birmingham: James Bennett. Wc attend to all details- DUNGARVAN SHOW Ballysaggart. Jackpot now £500 Obituary Notice, Church on 52 calls. INTERNATIONAL »nd Cemetery. Once again miany locais were awarded prizes at. the Annual Irish international Trisha Nay- WANTED — COWS, BULLOCKS, BULLS AND lor. Ballina. who with a host MUNSTER FINAL Floral and Artificial Wreaths Dungarvan Agricultural Show. of other internationals, as well A lot of G.A.A. supporters HEIFERS Supplied. Among the large attendance at as local girls Niamh Morrissey the show were some of the top and Denise Clancy, will lin out went, to see the Cork 'KIId are- Top prices paid — Collected anywhere riders of the Irish showjumping e combination defeat the a.gelmg Shortest Possibl« Notice scene at the moment. The day with a Weststar Basketball Kerry team in the Munster final Required. Selection to take on Beverly Contact Local Agent:— remained dry and warm for the Springs High School from West at Killarney on Sunday last. occasion and it was an enjoy- Virginia, U.S.A., in a challenge JAMES LONERGAN — Tel. 051-91139 SHANDON STREET able day for all who attended. match at Dungarvan Snorts LIONS CLUB GOLDEN GOAL SLANEY MEATS — Tel. 054-77155 DUNGARVAN The following locals were Centre, on Wednesday, August Mr. 'Michael Power, Congress Villas. Dungarvan and Miss among the local exhibitors who The Fermoy Lions Club Gol- 12. The game commcnocs 1 Telephone 058/42116 received prizes Jimmy Fitz- 8.30 p.m. den Goa held on the Minister Ursula Day Whitechurch, Cappagh, who were married at gerald. Coolboa won fir.sit and Senior Football Final drawn liallinaincela Church recently. (Pholo by Kiely) DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 1987. PAGE THREE Ballyduff Arson Claim Dismissed

An arson attack on a West opened on Monday of last The Council denied liability. to the car hire company wns a When the hearing resumed \V1ater ford mansion-farmhouse week. The property involved. Mo- forgery and they gave a false on Tuesday. Charles Richard in March 1984, was carried out The owner of the property, collop House, which had been in address in Liverpool. Tomkinson who was described on contract by two men from Liam Canning, and his wife the Canning family since 1945. as Commander-in-Chief of the the Liverpool or North Wales Caroline, with an address at was destroyed by fire at 11I N DIRE CIRCUMSTANCES Cheshire Special Constabulary area, a detective inspector told Mocollop, Ballyduff Upper had a a.m. on Mairch 11, 1984. Mr. denied in evidence that he had Judge D. P. Sheridan' at Wlater- claim for £100,000 in a mali- Canning's 7'8-y ear-old mother. Detective Inspector Brennan -,'v pant lh the hiring of two ford Circuit Cburt during the 2- ciou s damage application Ann Marie, was tied up byi the said that ajt the time of tne fire. Liverpool criminals to firebomb Jav hearing of a case which against Waterford Co. Council raiders and locked in a shed Mir. canning was in dire finan- the Canning house. "Whait hiad behind the house on the oc-cial circumstances. He had be- I got to gain from blowing up casion. come over-ambitious in the my neighbour's house?" he Detective Inspector Patrick early 1970s and owed the Agri- asked. Brennian, Cork, told the count cultural credit Corporation that he carried out extensive in- aiaO^OOO. A rescue package was NUMBED WITH HORiROR quiries in the case both in, Ire- drawn up and an aunt lent him land and in England, with the £20,0-00. Canning in evidence stated assistance of Merseyiside police. He said that Mr. Canning mar- that he had been a student at Over 500 people were inter- ried his first wife, in 1970 but Blackrook College. He had been viewed and 100 statements were the marriage broke- up in 1971 numbed with horror aif-ter the taken down in writing. after approximately 12 months arson attack and he could not He said that allegations that and the birth of one child, In ' believe it had happened. He tihe ERA burned the farmhouse 1979 he obtained a divorce in denied that he had conspired were investigated by him be-Manchester Crown Court aind wiitih- his commonrla-w wife and cause Mr. C/anning's late father. then married Dublin-born Carol- Tomkinson to get criminals to Mr. Denis Canning, had Repub- ine Wialsh, who was working in burn- the house. lican sympathies, but disap- the Blood Bank in Cork City. He "I had nothing to do with the proved of the methods of hiad two children bv her. burning of the house," he said, modern Republican para-mili- A year later Mr. Canning "I could not do that. It does taries. However, he excluded' all went to England with Ann not m-ake sense -and would have subversives from the inquiry Pickering who was the mistress been bhe l-ast throw of t'he dice and wias quite satisfied that of Richard Tomkinson and she and I had no need of dicing. bhe Are was started bv two mad a son by Canning. We had broken bhe hold of the people who were contracted to Both- Canning and Pickering A.C.C.," he saild. do so. went to England before and Canning then told Judge Mr. Pat Murphy, President Dungarvan Golf Club receiving The Court Travel (Dungarvan) At the end Of six weeks in- after the fire and stayed in a Sheridan that be could niot ex- prize of Dan Air Return tickets to London for their recent Open Fortnight from Anne Murphy vestigation he came to the con- jott-age about twenty minutes plain. how two strangers from and Norah Terry of Court Travel. clusion that Liam Canning his from Liverpool. Liverpool came into a small! English-born, common law wife Irish village like Biallyidiuff, Ann Pickering and an English- Giarda Kieratti Barry said that sought, out Ms house and to a man. Richard Tomkinson. with ,ait the scene of the fire Can- highly skilled and professional an address at The Forge. Bally- ning was eva-sive and hostile way turned it into an inferno duff. were the central figures in a-n-d walked on tyre marks in five minutes. Dungarvan Youth Remanded the crime, but they were never found there. Hn cross-examination Canning charged. Sergeant Joe Wiaitkins said said that he had travelled to The court then heard that the that Canning wias arrested Cheshire belore the fire and trail from Ballyduff on the under the Offences Against the went there again shortly after- River Biackwater led' to DunStat e Act and wa-s taken to bhe wards. He denied deliberately On Larceny Charges Laoghaire in Dublin, where Bridewell Gardai Station in obliterating oar tyre marks the two arsonists had hired a Cork to give an account of hiis found at the scene of the flre. car. A driving licence presented movements before the fire. Canning went on to state thiait -19-years-old Con Connors. 64 court last week but when Mr. entering Williams HairdresE.n-g during interrogation while held Childers Estate, Dungarvan was f. King, Solr. (.J. i>\ wiuiiams Saloon, Gr-atban- Square and under the Offences Agntast the charged with a series of lar-by ueteciuve/Gaidaj. donn Moi- stealing 'Mission Boxes and cash State Act in the Bride we'll ceny offences at Dungarvan loy -and cm-isty Kiely. totalling £30 and causing mali- Giarda Station- In Cork, a Ga-rda Garcia .inspector mam on n cious damage to the extent of officer warned him that- if they Keating prosecuted. £60 to a plate glass wimdo-w. laiile-d to convict him of arson,

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BARTON'S Week-End T.V. Viewing RADLEYS LOUNGE Regional News; Weather. 9.30— Sport, Weather. 10.00 — M;ami City Lights. 9.30 — The RKO The Life and Loves of a She Vice. 10.45 — Monty python's Story — Tales from Hollywood: Devil: 3. 10-.30—Omnibus At The Flying Circus. 11.15 — Inter- 'Howard's Way.' 10.35 —News- ABBEYSIDE QBSIB national Goli. 12.45 a.m.—Cric- nigfhit. 11.20—Weather view. 11.25 Proms. 11.35—Film: The Good- RTE 1 bye Girls. An Oscar-winning ket: Fifth Test. 1.15—Weaither. —Cricket: Fifth Test. 11.55- • Richard Dreyfuss pJaye opposite 1.10 a.m. — Film: The Narrow DUNGARVAN Marsha Mason in Nail Simon's Margin: Brilliant thriller star- WEEK-EHDEN1ERTAIHMENI SATURDAY, AUGUST 8 sparklling comedy about an odd ring .Charles McGraw and Marie Thursday, August 6 — MATTY WELDON & FRIENDS 12.50 — News Headlines. 12.52 couple (1977). 1.25 a.m — Wea- Windsor. ther; Close. Thursday, August 6 — MUSIC MAN — Bar Extension SONGS AND CRACK Bar Extension — Sports Stadium. 5.10 — Gal- SATURDAY, AUGUST 8 tar And The Golden Lance. BBC 2 6.50 a.m. — Opein University. 5.30 — The Swiss Family Robin- SATURDAY, AUGUST 8 Friday, August 7 — TWO OF A KIND — Bar Extension Friday, August 7 — PROGRESSIVE 45 2.20 p.m.—Network East. 3.00 — son. 6.00 — The Angelus. 6.01 — NO Limits 4.00—The City 4.40— News. 6.15 — Mailbag. 6.35 — 6.45 a.m. — Open University. FRIDAY, AUGUST 7 Saturday, August 8 — PARTNERS — Bar Extension In aid of the Geese Tug-O'-War, 8.30—The Family Ness. 8.35 — Cricket: Fifth Tesifc. 6.15'—Come ALSO POOL TOURNAMENT. Bar Extension Give Us A Clue 7.05 — Shadow Home Julie. 6.55 — Discovering Chasers. 8.00 _ Ruby And Os- Dogtanian and the Three 6.55-7.20 a.m. — Open Univer- Muskehounds. 9.00—It's wick- sity. 9.00 — Pages from Ceefax. Portuguese. 7.20 — Newsviiew. Sunday, August 9 — HEATHER BREEZE — Bar Ext wald. 9.00 — News. 9.15 — Ruby 8.00—Dennis O'Neill. The fam- Saturday, August 8 — And Oswald, (concluded). 10.55 ed! 10.52 — Weaither. 10.55 — 1.20 p.m.—Postman Pat. 1.35 — Grandstand. 5.05 p.m.—Cartoon. Cricket: Filth Test. 1.45 — ous Welsh tenor. 8.35 —Film: Wednesday, August 12 — PRIDE & JOY GLORIA — The New Mike Hammer. Citizen Kane. Orson Welles' 11.45 — Late News. 5.1'5 — News, Weaither. 5.25 — Transit. 1.55—Pages from Cee- Bar Extension Sports News Wales. 5.30 — The fax. 3.00—News: Weather; Wide finst feature film, still most often voted the best film ever SUNDAY, AUGUST 9 Krankiets' Elektronik Komik. World. 3.55 - Flower Of The Sunday, August 9 — DANCING TO STARDUST 6.05—Rolf Harris Cartoon Time. Month: 'Roses.' 4.05—News and produced. With Joseph Cotten 12.10 — Service of Morning 6.30 — Film: Carry On Cowboy. Weather. 4.10 Cricket: Fifth (1941'. black and white). 10.30— Bar Extension Om Stage. 10.55-12.30 a.m. — Worship. 12.55 — News Head- Continues a season of the fa- Test. 6.10 —Film: Tarzam and lines followed by Landmark. Film: Blood From The Mum- mous British comedies. 8.00 — the Trappers. (1958, black and my's Tomb. Hammer horror 1.25 — Room Outside 1.55 — Seaside Special. Val Doonicam white). 7.20 — Transit (new All-Ireland Semi-Final. starring Andrew Keir and hosts tonight's show. 8.50—Blue- series). 8.00 — Face The Music. Valerie Leon. (1971). 5.00 — The Smurfs. 5.30 — bell: Part 5. 9.45 — News and 8.30—Gardeners' World. 9.00 — Leagan Amach 6.00 — The Angelus. 6.01 — News followed Park House by Sports Results. 6.15 — Euro- pean Fairy Tales 6.35 — The Muppets Show. 7.05 — Reming- ton Steele. 8.00 — Fred Astaire: AND FOR THE REST OF THE WEEK MAIN STREET, DUNGARVAN Puttin' On His Too Hat. 9.00 — MONDAY Mailbag- 8.30 Mart And Market; lock; 9.00 News; 9.20 Peter Us- News. 9.15 — The Late Late 8.35 The Stars In India. 9.35 tinov's China; 11.20 The Late Friday, August 7 — DOUBLE J SOUND Show. 11.25 — Late News. RTE 1 4.00 Emmerdale The Tracy and Hepburn Sen- Night Friday Movie: The Big Farm; 4.30 Boscu; 5.00 Once son: Desk Set- 11.50 News Head- Red One, followed' by Lta'tc pltws. Upon -A Time- 5.15 The Littlest Saturday, August 8 — SILVER WINGS lines followed by Gardia Patrol: RTE 2 — 5.40 Once Upon A Hobo: 5.45 News: 6.00 The An- 11.40 Nighitligihit. LOUNGE gelus: 6.01 Newstime: 6.30 Car- Time—Space; 6.05 How Does Sunday, August 9 — NEW BLUES toon' Time: 6.40 Alf; 7.10 Cous- Your Garden Grow?: 6.35 The FRIDAY teau's Oddyssey; 8.05 Murder, Sullivans: 7.05 The A-Team; J.C.B. FOR HIRE. Telephone 058/41538 ABBEYSIDE, DUNGARVAN She Wrote; 9.00 News; 9.20 RTE 1 4.05 Sons and Daugh- 3.00 Nuacht; 8.10 Wogan: 8.55 RTE 2 Spenser : For Hire; 10.15 ters; 5.05 Bosco: 5.25 The Festival' Of Latin American THURSDAY, AUGUST 6— Lytton's Diary: 11.10 Amen; Wuzzle.s; 5.45 Tne Wind In Cinema: El Eruto. Starring 11.40 Late News. Their Hands; 6.00 News: 6.01 Pedro Armsndiariz and Kathy SATURDAY, AUGUST 8 The Angelus: 6 30 Newstime; Jurado: 10.25 sbowjumpdng RTE 2 — 5.30 The Sunday TABLE QUIZ 5.00 — The Dublin Horse 6.30 Valerie: 7.00 Visual Ey s: from Millslreet. Co. Cork: 11.30 Game: 6.35 A Countryi Practice: 7.35 Room Outside; 8.05 Mat- News Headlines. 8.30 p.m. Bar Ext Show. 6.30 — In Search Of The 7.'05 Through The Eyes O. A Ghost Ship. 6.55 — In The Child: 7.30 Coronation Street: FOSSETTS FRIDAY, AUGUST 7— Shadow Of Fujisan. 8.00 — 8.00 Nuacht: 8.10 Feach—Mar A Nuacht 8.05 — Hart To Hart. Bhiiodh; 8.40 Wogan: 9.20 The 9.05 — Airline. 10.05 — The Day Monday Movie: The Bronte Sis- The Universe Changed. 11.05 — ters. Starring: Marie France QUEEN OF THE PATTERN Palace Of Dreams. - Pisier and Isabella Adjani 11.25 Baa Ext News Headlines followed by BALLYSAGGART NOTES SUNDAY, AUGUST 9 N'iightiighit. SATURDAY, AUGUST 8 — G.A.A. NOTES take on Ardmore in Caippoquln 2.30 — Racing From The on Saturday evening. August 15 Bar Ext. Phoenix Park. 4.30 Cartoon TUESDAY Juvenile League — The local at 7.3o p.m. DISCO Time. 4.55 — Romeo And Juliet. u-14 hurling league which is VISITS 7.00 — Portrait Of The Artist: RTE 1 3.55 Emmerdale Farm such an outstanding success GALA DAY AUGUST 16 SUNDAY, AUGUST 9 — Tintoretto. 8.00 — Nuacht 8.05 4.25 Bosco: 4.55 The Wind In every year will commence on The Willows; 5.15 Nature Preparations for Ballysag- DUNGARVAN — TUESDAY, AUGUST 11, 5 and 7.30 Bar Ext. — Feature Film Operation Pet- Sunday next at 11 a.m. sharp. giart's Gala Daiy on Sunday. DISCO ticoat. Starring- Gary Grant. Watch; 5.45 News; 6.00 The An- The turn-out at training on gelus; 6.01 The Berenstain August 16. are well advanced YOUGHAL—WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12, 5 and 7.30 Tony Curtis and Dina Merrill. Sunday mornings ha-s beemi very and it promises to be a day full PERSONS UNDER 20 YEARS NOT ADMITTED 10.20 — The Sunday Game. Bears; 6.30 Cartoon Time: 6.35 disappointing and we will need THURSDAY, AUGUST 13, 5 and 7.30 Turning The Tide- 7.05 Mr. o sport and entertainment for ® big increase in numbers if laill with spec'al attractions, Belvedere; 7.30 Simon & Simon; tne league is to be a success. MIDLETON — FRIDAY, AUGUST 14, 5 and 7.30 8.25 MLv Ireland- 9.00 News: 9 20 events, sideshows and free Falcon crest; 10.15 Turning Final League Game Our stage entertainment to suit all Presenting Lions, Camels, Elephant. Point: 10.45 The Equalizer; 11.40 jum'or hurlers play the final tastes. You'll only be diisap Late News. game in the league section of pointed afterwards if you miss FOSSETTS IS A REAL CIRCUS. BBC 1 the championship when they it. Full details next week. RTE 2 — 5.16 The Adventures Of a Mouse; 5.20 Al-vin And The DECKIES LOUNGE FRIDAY, AUGUST 7 Chipmunks; 5.45 The Abbott & Co'stello Show: Little Old Lady MODELIGO 6.00 a.m. _ Ceefax AM. News, 6.15 A Country Practice; 6.45 Weather. 6.40 — Edgar Kennedy Disraeli; 8.00 Nuacht: 8.10 Bra- Saturday Night, August 8 — JUST TIM in 'Clockwise'. 6.55 _ Weajher. z'J, Brazil: 9.05 Festival Of 7.0'O—• Breakfast Time. 8 3§—The Latin American Cflmema: T~e Sunday Night, August 9 — PAT TOBIN Pink Panther Show. 8.55^-News Man In The Black Cape. Featur- and Weather. 9.05—Children's ing Jose Wilker. Miarieta Severo BBC. 9.30 — Why Don't You? Carlos Gregorio; ll.O'O Hayden- 10.00 — News, Weather. 10.05 — Symphony No. 98; 11.30 News Neighbours. 10,25 — Children's Headlines followed by Niglht- BBC. 10.50—Cricket: Fifth Test. lighit 1.00 p.m.—One O'clock News; Weather. 1.25—Neighbours. 1.45 -Cricket: Fifth Test. 4.10 — WEDNESDAY Heathcllff and MaTmaduke. 4.30 RTE 1—4.15 Emmerdale Farm; WHITECHURCH HOUSE HOTEL -Record Breakers. 4.55 — John 4.45 Bosco; 5.15 Spiderman: Craven's Newsround. 5.05 — 5.45 News; 6.00 The Angelus; 6.01 Gentle Ben. 5.35—Wales Today. Newsitime; 6.30 Cartoon Time; 6.00 —Six O'Clock News; Wea- 6.35 Double Trouble; 7.05 Brat ther 6 35—Hard Hat and Had- Farnar: 7.35 Arthur C. Clarke's ley. 7.00—Wogan. 7.35 — Every Mysterious World- 8.05 Magnum DISCO Second Counts. 8.15 — Dynasty. P.I.: 9.00 News: 9.20 John THIS SUNDAY 9.00 —The Nine O'clock News; Player Tops 1987- 10.25 Hotel 11.20 Late New®. NIGHT RTE 2 _ 5.30 Planters and Cheetahs: 6.30 A Country Prac- Extension / tice; 7.00 The Optimist; 7 3'0 Strictly Over 18 • Neat Coronation Street; 8.00 Nuacht: Dress Essential * Bar 8.10 Wogan; 8.55 Midweek F0SSET1S CIRCUS Theatre: End Of Summer by S. Coming Attraction — STOCKTONS WING — Thursday Possetts Circus has been on N Behrman; 11.10 Glem Baxter; August IB. the road for 99 years this year 11.35 News Headlines followed and once again The F'ossett by NHighitllgihit. Family have put a sensational programme together that, in- THURSDAY cludes, performing animals and some or the most superb Inter- RTE 1—4.15 Emmendiale Farm; national speciality acts. 4.45 Bosco; 5.15 Ludwag; 5.20 Yogi's Treasure Hunt; 5.45 The big top this year plays News; 6.00 The Angelus; 6.01 host to one ol the most unusual Gardia Patrol; 9.10 Danger Bay acts in the world today. The 6.35 The Cosby Show; 7.05 Film- THE "CATS" BAR Alarez Brothers from Spain pre- One Million Years B.C. Starring sent a most unusual and enter- Raquel Welch and John taining bouncing rope routine. Riohi'irdison: 9.00 News: 9.20 To- MOUNT MELLERAY From Portugal we present Miss day Tonight.; 10.00 The Twilight Lorenz with her stunning sword Zone; 10.30 Farming Against Thursday, August 6 —- CARD DRIVE and dagger balancing act as The OdlcKS'; 11.00 The Days And well as her brother Antonio who Nights Of Molly Dodd; 1'130 presents a quick, crisp juggling Late News. Saturday, August 8 — Dancing to NOELLE Cr COMBO act. From Morrocco The Abdul Gomari Troupe defy the force of RTE 2 — 5.40 The Amateur Mary Slicedv and Con Crowley, Manager, Bank of Ireland, Dungarvan, presenting her nri™ rw i na r gravity with their whirlwind Cool- Sunday, August 9 — SING ALONG WITH CONNIE Naturalist; (S.10 Laurel And nasinear, winner of

A brief morning drizzle for- Champion Hereford: James to be ridden by child under 16: Keating; 2, Ml'. Morrissey; 3, An- Larry Flynn, Rockmoun-t, Kil- tunately cleared and the Grant. Mullinavat, Co. Kil- 1, Mrs. E. J. O'Grady; 2, Mrs. thony Cummins, Aglish. rosisanty; Margaret Morrissey; weather, though overcast and kenny. A. M. Davern, c/o. 'Mrs. M. Car- Best ram lamb; 1, Wm. Keat- Patricia Crowley. Glen, Strad- humid, remained dry for the roll, Killenaule, Co. Tipperary: ing; 2, Ml. Morrissey; 3. John bally; paddy Ahearne, The Sur- remainder of the day for the CLASS AWARDS 3, Mrs. Jean O'Brien;. Derry- Fraher, Kfibrien, Ballinamult. gery. Dungarvan; RJiita Leamy, 72nd Annual Dungarvan Agri- grath, Cahir. Best paii.r of fat lambs (any Ballyduff U,pper; Jdm prender- cultural Show held at Spring- HORSES age): 1, Edmond Commons, Dun- gast. Shamdon, Dungarvan. mount. Dungarvan, last Thurs- Open 133 cms. to be ridden garvan; 2, Ashliing Lenlnon, day. Heavyweight Hunter Mare or by child under 14: 1, Mrs. Jean Fruit (First prizewinners!) — R'ng; 3. Pat and Mgt. Harty, Gelding, 4-years-old and up- O'Brien; 2. Deirdre Smithwick. Mrs. Nellie Quinn, Mittchel St., Entries in all sections we're Leamybrien. wards, to carry 13.7 and over: Kilcreen Stud, Inistique Co. Dungarvan; C. Morrissey. Bal- on par with previous years pair of blue Leicester cross 1, Mrs. E. Morgan. Hunter's Kilkenny; 3, Mrs. E. J. O'Grady. linaskeha, Dungarvan; Maria while the quality Of the horses black-faced eiwe lambs, officially and cattle sections were well Lodge, Lismore; 2, Nicholas Starters Stakes, riding class Browne, cloinkerdon, Cappaigh. Connors, Stradbally; 3, Mick tagged: 1' amd 2. Thomas Her- up to standard. for ponies four-years and over, man. Furraleigh. Kllmaothomas; Vegetables (First prizewin- Connors Pallas, Woodstown. not eocceeding 133 cms., to be 3. Matty Prendergast. Glen- ners') — Maria Browine;. Sonny The well-known Co. Water- Lightweight, Hunter, Mare or ridden by child under 12: 1. E. ford breeder, Mr. Nicky Con- Gelding (do.): 1, Nicholas Con- deish, Lismore. Morris'seiy,, Moonarud', Strad- J. O'Grady; 2, Dierdre Smith- bally: C. Morrissey: Ml. Ciarey. nors. Bell ard, Stradbally, had nors ; 2, Tim Hyde, Camas Park wick; 3, Mrs. Valerie' -Moroney, Best ewe lamb entered and what could well be described Stud, Cashel- 3. Mick Connors. Ballyglan House, Woodstown. exhibited by child uinder 12: 1, FARM PRODUCE as a field day when he took Half-bred Yearling Colt, Geld- Kristiina Keating, Leaimyibrien; the Hunter Championship with ing or Filly: 1, Mrs. E. Holden, Leading Rein Class, Mares or 2, Pat Whyite. Leamybrien; 3, his six-year-old chestnut geld- Deerpark, Mullinavat; 2, Gus Geldings, four-years-old and Colleen Fa-hy, Kilnafreham. Eggs (First prizewinners) —• ing "Peter Schwab," the Bellard Long, Glanmire; 3, Jeremiah over, not exceeding 123 cms., to Dungarvan; 4. Helena Wlalsh. Colm Eoliger. Clonmoyle. Car- Cup for four-year-olds and the O'Brien, Midleton. be ridden by child under seven: Llsmiore. rie,k-onMSuir; Mrs, Phil Kelly, West Waterford Hunt Cup for Half-bred two-year-old Colt, 1. Mrs. V. Doran. c/o. Mrs. M. Knocikiroe, Colligan. ARTS AND CRAFTS Jams (First prizewinners) the' best three-year-old gelding Gelding or Filly: 1. Gus Long; Carroll, Southview, Killenaule; or filly. 2, Thomas Power. Ballyknock, 2. Edmond Ledingham, Tinock. Mrs. Margaret McGrath, New- Dungarvan; 3, John Houlihan, Youghal; 3, Sarah O'Conneli, Decorative Arrangements — castle. Clonmel; Geraldine Has- A one-and-a-half ton Charo- Ballyanchor, Lismore. Ardo, Ardmore. First Prizewinners were: Mar- sett. kiilclooney, Kilmia.cthomias; lais bull "Grove Victor", won Qualifer for Aughinish Lim- garet Morrissey, Balliinamiuck. Mrs. J. Byrne, Deerpark, Lis- the Supreme Championships of Unregistered Ponies confined erick Lady Championship: Dungarvan; Eithne Sheehan, more; Mrs. Many Connolly, Biar- the Show for well-known Co. to Co. Waterford, Of 148 cms., Thomas Power, Ballyknock. Kilos-sera House, do.; Alice racree. Biallimamult; Deirdre Cork farmer, Mr. James Ryall, to be ridden by child under six- The photograph for our "'Remembering Other Days" series this week takes us back to the Dungarvan, "Star Robe." Houlihan. The Pike, do.; James Dahill, Glemcairn. Knockane. Castlemartyr. teen: 1. Mrs. Ann Martin, c/o. Dahill, Glencalrn; Deirdre Has- year 1953, and shows a group of local men, then domiciled in England who were working Three-year-old Gelding or Paddy O'Donneli. Kilfarrissey, on the construction of the new printing works for the Bank of England at Debden in Essex. As usual the main attraction Filly: 1, Nicky Connors; 2, Ivor sett, Coolnahorna, Ciarrick-on- COOKERY in the afternoon centred on the Fenor; 2, Alan Brown, Ardmore; Suir: Kate Casey, Biallyvoile, Front (1. to r.) Emmanuel Power, Abbeyside (R.I.P.), Tommy Waters, Abbeyside (R.I.P.), Kearney, Rossnastraw, Co. 3. Mrs. Kate Mooney, Shan- jumping enclosure where some Wicklow; 3, John Prendergast, Stradbally. Home-made Cakes and Pas- Tommy O'Connor, Abbeyside and Johnny McGregor, Abbeyside. In the middle are Ned top-class jumping gave the bally. tries (First prizewinners)— (Mrs. c/o P. J. Daly. Glenacroughery, Flowers — First Prizewinners Power, Kilossera and John Horsom (address unknown) and at back are Jimmy Power, Kil- crowd plenty to enthuse about. Tallow. J. Byrne; Mrs. Mary Connolly; CATTLE were: Ml. Carey, Scrah-an, K-il- Deirdre Dahill; Rita Leamy; rossanty, Paddy O'Shea, Ballinameela, Sean McGrath, Abbeyside (R.I.P.) and Pete Crotty, RESULTS: Bank of Ireland Young Ire- FRIESIANs maothomias; Mary Carey, dio.; Mlrs. Anna Dunford,. Bohadoon. Dungarvan. land Qualifier for Millstreet Dungarvain; Paula Phelan. Com- SPECIAL AWARDS Show: William McDonnell, Pal- Cow in calf or milk, any age: meen, Kilmacthomas. las, Carrigatoher. Nenagh. 1, Ml. McGrath, Ballyrobin, Children's Section ('First prize- Goresbridge Sales 3-year-old Cloyne; 2, John Skehan. Ross, HORSES winners) — Tom Hobbs. Briska Championship Qualifier: Mrs. Carrick-on-Suir; 3, John Dour- Hiouse, Leamybrien; Virvia. Phe- The Bellard Cup. for best D. McGrath, coolnasmear, Dun- nane, Moorjcion INTIMIDATION BY four-year-old: Nicholas Con- garvan. Pure-bred heifer, born on or lan. Coumeeiw, Kdlmacthomas. nors. Stradbally. Long List Ot Charges Half-bred Brood Mare in foal, after February 1, 1'984: 1 and 3, Crafts (First Prizewinners) — West Waterford Hunt, Cup. not suckling a foal (stallion's John Skehan: 2, Tom Fives, John and Monica Hassett, for best three-year-old Gelding owner certificate necessary): 1, Dromroe, Cappoquin. PROFESSIONAL Nicholastown, M'ocncoin; Jenny or Filly: Nicholas Connors, Miss Malre Connors. Spring- Pure-bred heifer born after Cashl'in. Parkliane Avenue. Dun- Stradbally. mount, Dungarvan; 2, Eamonn November 1„ 1985: 1. Tom Fives; garvan; Peggy Walsh, Brenatn, J. Hogan, Kilfeacle, Co. Tipper- 2 and 3, Ml. McGrath. Kilmiaotihomas; Sheila Morris- Against Ardmore Publican West Waterford Hunt Cup, for best two-year-old Gelding or ary: 3, Tom Horgan, Garryduff, Best replacement non-pedi- FUND RAISERS sey, Crooked Bridge, Dungar- Dungarvan. gree heifer, dairy type, without van: Mary Berney. Passage Filly. Gus Long: Glanmire. subsequently agreed between lead to a breach of the peace-, more than two permanent Bast; Moy-a Bean Ui Dhomih- District Justice W. F. O'Con- The Lenihan Cup, for best Half-bred Brood Mare with 'As a special meeting of Wa- Garda Inspector Eamonn Keat- July 10, 1987; running in front teeth, and not in milk: 1, Ml niaill, An Rinn; Miaeva Walsh, neli intimated at a special sit- colt Gelding or Filly: Mrs. E. foal at foot: 1. Thomas Power; terford County Council in Dun- ing who prosecuted and defence of a moving patrol car thereby McGrath. domea-Power; Cathy Murphy. ting of Dungarvan District .Holden, Deerpark. Mullinavat. 2. Thomas Power; 3, Thomas garvan. the Chairman, cllr. P. solicitor Mr. J. P. Gordon to causing an obstruction. Engiishtown. Stradibailly.; Mary Court last Wednesday that if Co. Kilkenny. Horgan. Heifer calf of Friesian type, Kenneally referred to what he adjourn all of them to the first Berney; Christina Niugent. Ba-1- necessary he would give a full All the charges are denied by Half-bred Brood Mare con- bor after October 21, 1986: 1. described as "professional fund Youghal Court in September. Observer Cup, for best half- n lycreen. Ring; Deirdre Dahl'll; day to hearing a whole series the publican. bred Brood Mare: Thomas fined to Co. Waterford: 1.. and Mi. McGrath- 2, Roger McCar- raisers" who came into Dungar- of prosecutions pending against Gallagher, however, was con- Siinead Dahill; Helen Casey. The following charges have Power. Ballyknock, Dungarvan. 3, Thomas Power; 2. Miss Marie thy, Cappagh; 3. Billy Hassett, van every Monday and Friday an Ardmore publican. victed by Justice O'Conneli of Eallylynch. Kilmacthomas: Lily been adjourned to that court Waterford Glass Trophy, for Connors. Kilmacthomas. and practically intimidated a breach of the licensing laws McCarthy, Parks Road, Lismore against Gallagher; June 7, 1987 Champion Hunter: Nicky Con- people into giving tihem money. District Justice O'Conneli at 12.30 a.m on June 1. He was Half-bred Colt Foal: 1, and Heifer calf, pure-bred Fries- breaches of the licensing laws nors. "I have seen them accost heard one case against the fined £"0. 2, James Fitzgerald. Coolboa, ian.: 1. Ml McGrath: 2, Timothy at 12.45 a.m., 1 a.m. and 1.45 elderly people who can't get Best Overall Craft Exhibit — publican. Kevin Gallagher. Old Clashmore; 2, Thomas Horgan. Shanahan. Castlemartyr. a.m.; two charges each of ob- awav from them and this is Mary Berney, Passage East. Co. Strand Inn, Main Street. Ard- A second charge of obstruct- CATTLE Half-bred Filly Foal: 1, Ml. structing Gardai Michael Dolan Non-pedigree calf, any breed, intimidation of the worse k&nd." Waterford. more, and convicted Gallagher ing Garda Michael Dolan in Lenane. Ballycurrane, Clash- born after December 31, 1986, he said. and John Galvin in the due ex- The Edmond Maher Memorial A.H.L. Home-Baking Award — on one of two charges but de- the due execution of his duty more: 2. Ed. Kenneally, Araglen. led by child under 12: 1. B'illy ecution of their duty: June 29, was dismissed. Trophy, for Supreme Champion 1st, Mirs. J. Byrne, Deeirpark. cided to adjourn several more Co. Cork: 3, Mrs. M. Lenihan, Hassett: 2, Gillian McCarthy, Cllr. Kenineally added that 1987: a breach of the licensing Convicting: Gallagher on the of the Cattle section: James Lismore: 2nd. Mrs. M. McGrath. to Youghal court in September. Ashtown, Kilmacthomas. Churchquarter: 3, Ml. McGrath. apart from this, these collectors laws at 12.10 a.m., refusing to charge of breaching the licens- Ryall, Castlemartyr. Newcastle, Clonmel, were .ai nuisance and he asked The Justice decided first, to admit gardai to the licensed ing laws. Justice O'Conneli im- Dairy cow, any breed, the The Central Dairies Perpetual PONIES whether the Council had any Barry's Tea Tea-Brack Cham- return to Dungarvan the fol- premises at 12.02 a.m., obstruct- posed a fine of £20 but said he property of Waterford Co-op Trophy, for best Friesian Cow by-law under which this kind, of pionship — 1st. Eileen Slattery. lowing day (Thursday) and "If ing Gardai Michael Dolan and would not endorse the con- supplier: 1. John Skehan; 2, in calf or in milk: Ml. McGrath, Open 153 cms. Riding Class, activity could be prohibited. Kilmallock, Co. Limerick; 2nd. necessary" give over the entire P. O'Shea in the execution of viction. He dismissed the Ballyrobin. Co. Cork. Andrew Phelan- 3, Tom Fives. four-year-old and over, to be Cllr. T. Cunningham support- Mrs. Esther McGrath. Dromroe day to dealing with the re- their duty; using language to charge alleging obstruction by Best dairy heifer in milk, Villiers Stuart Challenge Cup, ridden by child under 18: 1, ed the points made by the East. Cappoquin. maining cases. However, it was Garda O'Shea. calculated to him of Garda Dolan. with not more than six perman- for best Dairy Heifer: John Mrs. E. J. O'Grady, Killeens, Chairman and said that these ent teeth: 1. Joh Skehan 2. Skehan, Carrick-on-Suir. ; 2. Mrs. Philippa Mans- n collectors took up ai stance out- Tom Fives: 3, Roger Shipsey, The Galtee Cattle Breeding eragh-Waliace, Grenane House, side the banks in Dungarvan Dunmore East. Station Cup, for best Friesian Tipperary; 3. Lady Maxwell. and accosted people going in Heifer: Tom Fives, Dromore, South Lodge, Carrick-on-Suir. and out. Cappoquin. Open 142 cms. Riding Class. HEREFORDS The Co. Managsr, Mr. Dan Pure-bred cOw: 1, James Hurley said that he would have Grant, Knockmoylan. Mullina- the complaints referred to the vat: 2, James Grant- 3, Vincent Garda authorities and would Behan, Kllragrange. Kilmac- make known to them the dis- thomas. pleasures of the Council in this Pure-bred bull or heifer, born .•;-glard. after September 1. 1986: i J. Grant; 2, Patrick Lynch. White- church Cappagh.

CHAROLAIs Pedigree bull: 1. James Ryall, BEEF SCHEME CALL Knock-ane. Castlemartyr: 2. Mrs. Wendall T Howell Dun- garvan. Pedigree calf, male or female, born after October 31, 1986; 1, J. Ryall; 2, Wm Walsh Kil- A call for the early introduct- dwane, Bonmahon: 3. Mrs. ion of an aids to private beef Wendall T. Howell. storage scheme has been mad? by an IFA leader. LIMOUSIN IFA National Livestock com- mittee chairman Tim Boland Pure-bred cow. any age: 1, has asked Department of Agri- Roger McCarthy, Churchquar- culture officials on the EEC ter. Cappagh B'eef Management committee Pedigree calf, male or female; to ensure its early introduction. 1 and 2, Roger McCarthy. Pointing out that the scheme would have a positive effect on The Ballyduff Upper Under-12 Boys Relay team, winners of their section in the County Community Games finals SHEEP cattle prices. Mr. Boland indi- held at Kilmacthomas recently. Left to right: Patrick Molumphy, Tony Scanlon, Michael Molumphy, John Twomey, cated that the EEC Commission Michael Drislane. They will represent Waterford in the national finals at Mosney early in Sept. (Photo by Kiely) Aged ram: 1, Tom Walsh, would discuss these options Glendalligan. Leamybrien: 2. this week. And he stressed the Pat Keating, Comeragh Leamy- need for a deliberate strategy brien: 3, Wm. Keating. Car- to ensure early disposal of rlgeenagaragh, Leamybrien. cattle off grass as beef cattle Shearing ram: 1 and 2, Frank are becoming fit earlier than People Must Realise Co. Council Is Cunningham, Leamybrien; 3. anticipated due to the excep- Gerard O'Grady. Ballygagin, tional grass growth. scious of this than the Engine- Dungarvan. Mr. Boland stressed that the It is time that people realised ering Department but in the Aids To Private Storage scheme that the Co. Council is starved Two ewes. 2 years old and present situation we just can't should apply to prime beef and oi money said Mr. Dan Hurley, over: 1, Ml. Morrissey. Lismore; Money Starved do anything. As things stand cow meat as any severe culling Co. Manager at a special meet- 2, John P. WTalsh. Leamylbriem': there is no way we can provide of dairy cow could depress ing of Waterford Co. Council in 3, Matty Fiahey, Dungarvan. s the resources or the manpower our prices in France and Ger- Dungarvan when he was reply- Robert Power, Cidona Carrick Wheelers, being presented with Two Hogget ewes: 1. Gerard needed to do the work re- many where volumes of sales ing to a motion proposed by —CO. MANAGER the Stephen Arrigan Memorial Perpetual Cup by Mrs. O'Gorman O'Grady; 2. Ml. Morrissey: 3. Cllr. C. O Riain calling on the quired," he said. Tom Walsh, Leamybrien. have increased since the cut- Council to rev-lew its policy on this is going to be the situation the Engineers for the situation When the Chairman. Cllr P. following his win in the u-16 race at the Bill Hylandj Memorial Two ewe la.mlbs: 1. Ml. Mor- back in Intervention. hedge-cutting and scarting of and it will be a case of if you tbev were now in, he added. Keanneally said that this Meeting in Clonmel, run by the Clonmel Cycling Club recently. rissey; 2, Wm. Keating, Leamy- He emphasised that the APS County roads. live through th night you'll be SERIOUS SITUATION would b° the last occasion on brien: 3, Pat Keating. Comer- scheme should work in tandem e Robert followed this up a week later by winning the gold medal able to face the morning." said Mr. T. Linee-n. Acting Co. which hedge-cutting would be agh, Leamybrien. with export refunds to increase at the Munster championships held in Tipperary town. Robert Cllr. O Riain stated that Mr Hurley. Engineer, agreed that the sit- discussed by the Council this Two ram lambs; 1, Wm. beef exports outside the com- these roads were in a desperate Cllr. O Riain said that they uation in regard to the roads year. Cllr. o Riain interjected is son of Cllr. Paddy Power and Judy Power, Lower King Street, munity. state at the moment and while would have to take some action in the county "was quite ser- that he would raise the subject Abbeyside. he was aware- that no money to impress on the -Minister that ious." He said that as a sesult. as often as people asked him. was available for this work he more money was needed for of the- financial cutback, many "I would be falling in my duty wondered whether they could work on the roads. He was not of the roads were quite dan- as a Councillor otherwise," he come up with a solution by tak- blaming the Co. Manager or gerous. "No one is more con- said. ing on some extra mien at pres- ent on social welfare to do it. Cllr. P. Cahill said that he had been travelling through parts of counties Kilkenny and Tipperary lately and he saw all the roads in these places done. "Waterford is the only county which has to put, workers oil short-tini" and I'd like to know why is that," he said. Cllr. W. 'McDonnell said that the Co. Cork roads around Tal- low were- scar-ted up to the county boundary line but the Waterford side was untouched. "People are asking why that is." he said. The Co. Manager. Mr. Hurley replied that the Council mem- bers had approved the decision at the Estimates meeting due to the cutback in the rate sup- port grant for the current year. "It was with grave- reluctance because the necesary revenue was -not available to us that Wn were forced in doing what we have done." he said Mr Hurley then went on to say that it was time the people realised that the Co. Council was starved of money. But members continued to come in ng the cup lo Betty Dec, winner of Dungarvan SAC's fishing to meeting after meeting rais- Mr. Tom Shanley, proprietor Anchor Bar, Dungarvan, presenti ing these kind of matters. "We competition sponsored by Tom and Kay Shanley. Left to right: Damien Dillon, PRO, Dungarvan SAC; Tom Shanley, John must all face up to the fact Members of (lie Cappoquin Girl Guides Unit and Leaders, photographed on their return last Molloy, Chairman SAC; Betty Dee, Kay Shanley, Con Hayes, President, Dungarvan SAC. (Photo: David Steam) that for the rest of the year Thursday from their summer camp in France. (Photo: O'Donoghue) DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY, AUGUST 14, 1987. PAGE THREE

COLOUR TV Own your own 22" Colour TV LISMORE AND DISTRICT NOTES MURPHY'S for as little as LISMORE FESTIVAL couple of quick goals and held £16.19 per month. Cork, will be the visitors to the game of the year last Saturday. TOY. CYCLE, PRAM AND Castle Farm Grounds. their lead throughout the A goal in the dying minutes Finance arranged. 4 years On Sunday last Lismore's match and had little trouble NURSERY SPECIALISTS ensured a one point win In a guarantee on parts, labour annual week long Festival got GOLF NOTES against, their opponents Let's close contest. The side have lost RALEIGH AGENTS and tube. unday way. The official opening hope they keep up the good a large section of last 5 ear's All Leading Brands Stocked, Rent a New 22" Colour TV was performed on the stage by /Thurs. 23rd/Frlday 24th — 3 form when they meet their op- team and Saturday's side was a the Chairperson of the Lismore ponents from the Fast First Class After Sales for only £15 per month Ball Scramble, 9 Holes — 1st. J. very young team with many Service. — from — Town Commissioners, Mars, Hornibrook (12), B. Hogan (15), Panel — B. O'Keeffe. C. O'Gor- making their championship Trade-ins accepted. Mary Morrissey who said she F. Geary (8>, J. Hornibrook (12), man, M. Caples, P. Polge-r, B. debut. A win is always welcome J PRAM & NURSERY DEPT. was very honoured to be asked G Canning ,(20) 25 1/12; 2nd. Barry. M. Kenneally. M Cun- no matter what the margin ar.d CASEY TV by the Lismore G.A.A. Club to A Alien (361 25 1/3; 3rd, J. ningham. Roche, Whelan. hopefully the side will set a Baby requirements ar DUNGARVAN. Tel. 058/41845 c. C. unbeatable prices do so. Hornibrook (12) K. Homibroiok S. O'Gorman, c Ahearne, G. good run in the championship. Telephone 058/41376 Remember: What we sell we (14), E. Hornibrook (23) Barry, V. Barry. C. Murphy C, service. Mrs. Morrissey complimented 25 11/12. Tobin. — (PRO.). Team — £>. Landers, T. Tobin, the local G.A.A. clubs on their J. Duggan. J. Flynn, j. Hickey. initiative in organising this Results July 25/26—1, M. Troy PROGRESSIVE DEMOCRATS M. O'Brien, M. B'arry. C. Barry, year's Festival, proceeds of 018) 42 pts. last 9; 2, J. Nugent K. Lawton, P. Prendergast, T. which will go towards the < 19) 42 pts.; Gross., s. Power (8 The Lismore Branch would Oashman. B. O'Gorman, P. Mor- Frank Browne building of the new community 32 pits.- 3 T. O'Doniovan (17) 38 like to wish the committee and rissey. M. o'Leary. P. Lineen. KINDERGARTEN centre. pts.: Visitor. J. Gleeson (16) 38 members Of the Ardmore Qualified Teacher with, pts 8 pts.: Clat. said it was a great tribute to The Lismore Branch attended out this Wednesday night wlien 21-28—W. Foley (2,2) 36 pts. Opening Kindergarten Lismore to continue with their the full members meeting in they take on Shamrocks In a festival tournament. This game in Abbeyside annual Festival which is now 25 Mixed — 1, J. O'Gorman and th6 Tower Hotel, Waterford. should get the team ready lor in September. years old. However it is a sign P O'Gorman 29J last 6; 2. P There we heard the full report Of Deputy Martin Cullen's pro- the game v. Faha on Sunday. of the times when insurance is Elwood and B. Fitzgerald 293; 1 BODY § HOP 058 42424 gress in the last, Dail session. This game is on in Abbeysid-.? 24 Hour car accident service - used car Enquiries: 058/42013 crippling most, festival commit- Gross J. O'Gorman and A. tees throughout Ireland and His input was quite simply and players are asked to be at sales, crash repairs and resprays. 7 pan. - 9 p.m. Howard 38; 3, P. Norris CJmir.) the monument at 1 p.m. This many are no longer able to sur- and S. Norris 3©i. amazing. We have without vive. The G.A.A. are lucky, he doubt one of the hardest work- game will decide which side said, as they have their own Open Week, Monday, 27th — ing deputies in the Dail. The goe-s through to the semi-final Mr. Johnny Lynch, Captain, Dungarvan Golf Club .presenting 9 Holes Stroke — 1st, W. Kear- with the losers going into the BOSCH: 110 Volt/220 Volt Insurance and through this Lismore Branch would like to an Honorary Membership Scroll to'Mr. John McHenry, Douglas scheme the Lismore Festival ney (17) 29'; 2nd, D Twomey congratulate him and wish him quarter-final. Faha have al- (211 30i• gross. S. Power (8) 37; ready defeated us this year, so Golf Club, Cork, Ireland's newest professional, who played in Drills. Hammers, Grinders could continue in safety. The well. — (P.R.O.). the Yoplait Amm Amm tournament recently. Also included is and Transformers. KELLY — Fourth Anniver- Chairman concluded by saying visitor. G. Hogan (16) 33 (Bod- on'ly an all out effort will bring Also Grass Cutters and sary — In loving memory of that the time had now come for enstowni- 0-13. K. Madden (13) the correct result. The game is club president, Mr. Pat Murphy. (Photo: Rory Wyley) 2 14-18, F Corcoran (15) 31i; LISMORE G.A.A. NOTES there to be won and I have no Hedge Trimmers. Sean Kelly, The Bridge. the people to join forces and li; Helvick. Ring, who died on tell all insurance companies to ,19+ J. Power (19) 32i. doubts about the ability of the Draw results — £50. P. J. team as long as they have the BEN O'NEILL August 8. 1983. call a halt with ifheir demands Coughlan, Parks Road, Lismore: So many things have hap- Tuesday 28th, 9 Holes stable- correct attitude. While not £.11 O'Connell Street, Dungarvan for public liability. ford — 1st, R. Spratt (22) 23 £30, Jim Ormonde, New Street, 'pened Sean. will be lost if Lismore are de- Phone 058/41933 (t-c) pts. (Dungarvan): 2nd, R Cul- Lismore; £20, Colin Coleman, feated, winning is a good habit Since you went away. On Sunday night the fancy loo (19) 23 pts.- gross, j. O'Gor- Parks Road, Lismore: £15. Col- Things vou could have dress, as usual, was the high- and a good victory would give man (9) 18 pts.- 3rd, F Cor- lette Tinneily, Ballyea, Lismore: the team a lot of confidence. shared with us. light with a very large number coran -(15) 21 J. £10. John Walsh, Mayfield, Lis- DUNGARVAN If God had let you stay. of entries. There were many more; £10, Ken Whelan. Parks The Book Shop We miss you for your topical and local items with the Thurs. 30th. 18 Holes v. Par— Road, Lismore. Promoters Prize. St. Finbarr's v. Roanmore — DUNGARVAN thoughfulnesb. hospital closure and the Minis- 1st. S. Hales (15) 8 up; 2nd. P. D. Coughlan. —(Advt.). The Festival Committee have SEA ANGLING To simplify matters relating Your kind and gentle ways, ter for Health very prominent. Flynn (191 5 up: gross. J. Mor- certainly arranged a most at- to the purchase of school We miss you for deeds you The judges here had a very rlsson (8) 5 down: 3rd, K. Mad- tractive game for Sunday night. books we would prefer if did. hard time in choosing the win- den (13) 3 up; visitors, J. Quinn The game commences at 7.30 customers would leave their i Without a thought of ners. (16) 2 up. p.m. and St. Finbarr's will dis- CLUB NOTES book list and collect books praise. Sunday afternoon in the play all their stars — Ger Cun- take advantage and get out. Friday 31st, 9 Holes Scramble ningham. , John later. It's a lonely life without Castle Gardens the crowd were 3 Ball — 1st, A Spratt D Two- The fishing has improved week you. entertained by the Murray Sis- Meyler. etc., and this game by week, check on the back mey and R. Spratt, 28 1/12 should certainly arouse quite a And sad has been each day. ters on the stage, while we had (Dungarvan); 2nd, Murphy, numbers and you'll see for D bit of interest. Roanmore. fav- NOw .or the big one. Two days SONY 22" TV for as little as For life at home is not the the judging of the baby show T. cahill and M. Walsh. 28 1/6: yourself. Also it will bo a useful £4.25 weekly for just 2 years. same, and the doll show as well is ourites to win this year's cham- of piscatorial pleasure, spon- giuitie when yiou are approached 3rd. S. O'Connor. D. Hurley and pionship will be most eager to Cash price £399. Ben O'Neill Since you were called numerous side shows. Dancing D. Twomey, 29 (Dungarvan '. sored by Yoplait. It's a nerve- for £1 for guessing tine number O'Connell Street, Dungarvan. away. was on Sunday night In the Special Draw — £75, Lar defeat a side who have their wracking aind tension-ifllled of fish caught in the Yopliait sights set on the Cork County Phone 058/41933. (iSadly missed' by your lov- Hotel to Loudest Whisper and Sat. Aug. lst'Sun Aug 2ndKearney, , Glencairn; £50, Anna Weekend too for the serious International. The prize is ch!ampionshp and who knows McGUIREs GARDEN CENTRE ing wife Nora and family.) new local group Gypseys Kiss. 18 Holes 3-B'a'll Stableford—1st. Murphy. Ballyeia, Lismore; £25, angler, as he doesn't know £250. R. Ormonde (7), J. Hornibrook Shane O'Neill. Chapel Street. this may be a preview of a Mun- what the last few hours can is open every Sunday from 11 ster Club Championship game If your fishing entry Isn't In a.m. to 6 p.m. and 9 a.m. to 8 On -Monday we had the sports (12), B. Ormonde (15) 93 ots.: Lismore: £25. Neil Daly. Main produce. REYNOLDS — Thirteenth An- in the G.A.A. Field and on stage 2nd. R. Ormonde (7) J. Lenane Street. Lismore. Promoters Prize In any case it should be a yet, you should drop this now p.m. week days; closed on Mon- cracking game and the com- Last year (my first) I was and run to the nearest, commit- day—Mcuuire s Garden centre, niversary — In loving memory we had arm wrestling. Dancing (19), B. Ormonde (15) 90 pts: Donie Coughlan. —(Advt.). of Margaret Reynolds. Bally- was to the Dixies. Monday 3rd. J. O'Gorman (9). J. Horni- mittee are to -be commended for 011 the 'Mlako,' The result after tee m-umber. Also it's a 9.30 Kossduii, VVoodstown. Tele- the first day was terrible and giambon, Cappagh, who died on evening also saw Lismore v. brook (12), B. O'Gorman f 141 Junior Hurling — The juniors arranging such an attractive start on both days. Good pnone Oal/82136. you know, the wiliy Crowe nor August 12. 1074. Mass offered. Killeagh play an u/21 hurling 88 pts.; 4th. O. Coleman (15). fixture. angling! had their first championship Seva (last year's Conger King) SUMMER FABRICS — Burda Precious memories, tears T. O'Donovan (15), M. Murphy tournament don't go to sea badly prepared. and Butterick patterns, linings, unseen, (21) 86 pts. LEADER BOARD Tuesday saw the commence- The last one and a half or trimmings, ribbons, zips, dress Wishing your absence wias ment of the inter-pub football maybe two hours produced noops. All your sewing requisites only a dream Monday 3rd, 9 Holes Stroke Master Angler 1987 — Tony in the G.A.A. Field and on Wed- Mixed Foursomes—1st. How- prizes for five of the six an- and more. Clerical garb. Thread Deep in our hearts. Gran, d Crowe 221 pts.: John Cronin 214 nesday night the usual large ard (16), Mrs. Mary O'Brien glers on board, So next week- Needle, Main St., Dungarvan. your memory is kept. pts.. Breda Warren 208 pts.: crowd was present for the set (25) 27.?: 2nd, F. Geary (9). end when all seems lost, re- CHIMNEY PROBLEMS — Are To love arid bo cherish and Be.ttv Dee 198 pts.: Kay Ciifft dancing. Angela Allen (36i 29?- gross. T. member you having trouble with your never forget. 191 pits.; Helen O'Gradiy 173 pts. lire or cooker causing smoke Murphy (4), Daphne Cahill (14' Lady Angler — Breda Warren . ~r'a wartt i n •WVfev. T7 OTwMmi^ftf^M?^^ to tWar.ik all those who sympa- final of the pub singing in Lis- cal contracting, tool hire. All I l«»t oi ^ifi^^nfiliban I 27,30: Tony Crowe 2650. service calls £10 Tel. 024thise/ d with them in their re- more Hotel and on Sunday in Ladies Open : Wed. 29th. 18 A -SiSeast NOTES under great decejpitlon surrepti- P.R.O. 96212. (t/c). cent bereavement: tihose who the G.A.A. Field there is a fun Holes Stableford — 1st. Sheila CLUB tious subterfuge and guile, so SONY 22" TV for as little as smt Mass cards, letters of sym- sports for all the family, also Denn 43 pts.- 2nd, sheila Dynan Our 2-Day Open Shore Gold Cronin and Jer Mansfield of shall it be next Saturday and £4.25 weekly for just 2 years. pathy and floral tributes and all the final of the pub football and 42 pts. (Cork G.C.); gross. Medal Competition was held on Ardmore Sunday. There are even shades Cash price £399. Ben O'Neill. who attended the obsequies. A on Sunday night the Senior Daphne Cahill 24 pts.; 3rd, K. July 18/19 and presentation of The Gold Medal for the over- of Rtammels great stratagem ol O'Connell Street, Dungarvan. special word of thanks to Rev. G.A.A. Tournament between Moynlhan 40 ots.: best 1st nine. M. OBrien 21 pts.- best, 2nd prizes took place In Clonea all winner was won with 155 aving tank covers made for Phone 058/41933, W. Carey. C.C., Dr. Stacey and Roanmore and Na Piarsaiig. nine, A. Murphy 22 pts.- best 36 Hotel on Sunday evening. points by John O'Brien: Silver, non-existant tanks to -ool the CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY all those who helped in anyDancin g on Sunday night to handicap. A Allen; putting Our Chairman George' Young John cronin. 140 points: Bronze. enem-y into fearing his greater PROFESSIONALLY CLEANED— wia.y Mass will be offered for Paddy O'Brien and Telstar. Gerard Mansfield. 125 points. the intentions of all. prize. Mary Willoughby. welcomed all present and superiority. Some of 'the i , Pressure cleaning, house fronts, All in all a good week to look thanked the anglers who parti- The three medals and holiday 'heavies' havei been telling me oi Fixtures: Wed. 12th—Charity walls, roofs, farmyards, ma- forward to. cipated in the event. H paid sponsored by John and Anne special gear and bait and lures CHARLES — The sisters Han- Open 3 Ball Scramble 18 Holes P chinery, etc. Pipe and drain special thanks to our sponsors, McGrath were presented by Mr. and the usual magic potions ne and Nellie, son Tommy Stroke (2 ladles and 1 gent). cleaning service also available. CRICKET NOTES John and Ann McGrath. Mary F'red Walsh, manager of Cionea and concoctions. Well. I'm not and daughter-in-law Katherine. Wed. 5th, 9 Holes Foursomes. —Casey Cleaning Services. Tal niece Sheila and family and the Lee Fashions. Waterford Co-op. Our Chairman also took this impressed or scared. I consult Last Sunday Lismore played Members Prize. B. Henry and low. Phone 058/56123. (18-9) sister-in-law and family of th ; Roma Cafe. Brian O'Keeffe, Noel opportunity to express best ed the 'great man' before he hosts to a very strong Cork G. Barry. BARLEY STRAW for sale in late Kattie Charles ''nee Paul) Deveraux. P. & I D. Ltd., Vogue wishes to Fred on his new ap- went away (last year's Conger County side and in glorious con- the Ballinacourty area; avail- Lor,a Island. New York and a Dearborn Chemicals. Graafland pointment as Manager of King, you know) and he said ditions the visitors ran out very LISMORE NOTES able end of August Box No. native of Ballinagoul. Ring, Engineering. Shaws. Arch, Quick Clonea Hotel. he'd tried them all and tihey easy winners. N483 "Leader" Office. (7-8) wish to thank most sincerely Fit Insulation, Tom Fitzgerald Hotel didht make any difference. But FOR SALE—Newly renovated Lismore unfortunately were Our senior girls had a fantas- Man's Shop. just in case. I've taken- out a el! those who sympathised witi tic 8-10 to no score victory over premises. Main Street, Cappo- 1 understrength and had no MASTER ANGLER bit of extra insurance and I'll them in their sad bsreavem-n Tramore in the county final at Tony Elstead. better known as quin. 3 storey: suitable for shop and also those who sent Mass answer to the Cork sldp who hiave a few little tricks of my or for any other business; all batting first hit up 220 runs Kilmac' on Wed. July 29th. Re- "Flounder" was the leader on The top 7 in the Master Ang- own. I hear one of the lads cf.rds. Mass will be offered foi gardless of score. Lismore got services; weather glaze shop with Cork player Brian Walsh day 1 with 60 points. Justin ler field with three competitions (nameless of course!) bought their intentions. nothing easy and had to fight window ground floor; all other making his- century. The Lis- O'Brien tucked in behind with to go are — Tony Crowe 61 pts.; all the Kanvatau hooks around all the way to make it 3-in-a- windows weather glazed also. more attack forgot the basic D. Dillon. T. Wall and B. Wall Ger Mansfield 45- Mick Cow- the p'ace. well the Aberc'eep.s and elementary rule of bowling row. Goals came at the right neck and neck. John O'Brien, mlng 43; John Cronin 38. I've- found are just ais good. He Phone 058/54008. (7-8) time for us and Orla Flynn's HYPNOTHERAPY — Relieves —length and line — and were the doggy expert was the win- George Young 37; Tony Elstead will hardily buy them all as accurate pointing made it plain ner on day 2 with Gerard Mans- worry, anxiety, tenision and unceremoniously ounlshed for 33 and Don O'Connor 25 pts. well. If he does. It's back to sailing all the way. With the field and John Cronin a close fear. Teaches you to relax, same Michael Hickey had 2 the old rusty ones, and I've aid of the breeze and sun In the second and third. "Flounder" helps to alleviate symptoms. Dungarvan Leader wickets, Eric Flynn one and JUVENILE MASTER ANGLER seen bait boxes that would three were run outs. first half we were leading 6-6 looked good the second day make a scrap dealer cry. yet If you have a problem 'phone -m. TELEPHONE (058)41203 to no score at half time, but the with a conger and dog in the The first of four of our juve- t-unn up great results. and make an appointment When Lismore went to batTramor e girls came back in the first half hour but then got nile competitions was staged at The cause Is treated, not just they lost a very early wicket in second half with great deter- hung up on a rock shelf and Ballyvoile 2ecently, the overall the symptoms. Sessions are mination and were unlucky not At thei end of the day (or FRIDAY, AUGUST 7. 1987 the third over and from then alas spoiled his chance of a winner being Colin O'Connor, Paddy 0 Brien & Telstar, who strictly confidential and by to score a few times. But fair weekend') It promises to be In on it was an uphill struggle, medal doing much better than his ijiay at J.R.'s. Lismore Hotel 011 appointment only. Carried out play to Lismore they stood up father Don at the moment who terestlng and as we are enjoy- with the batsmen reluctant to The full results are as fol- Sunday next, August 9. in quiet, private surroundings.— very well to the challenge and is catching rock fish. ihg the best of the weather, attack the cork bowlers, and all lows:— W. H, Mlddleton-Leyton, MBSH. were easily dismissed for just came out the eventual winners. Under 10 — 1st. Jimmy Leni- The Lodge, Mocollop, Ballyduff Day 1 — 1st. Tony Elstead: 30 runs, which must rate as 2nd. Justin O'Brien- 3rd, Dam- han; 2nd, Terry Crowe; 3rd. Upper, Co. Waterford. Phone NEWS OF TOWN Captain Orla Flynn accepted one of the worst, displays for ien Dillon: 4th, ; 5th Michael Young; 4th. Damlen 058/60113. (14-8) the cup and thanked the ref- many years. M. Hickey and S. eree, Kilmac' for the use of the Benny Wall: 6th. William Kett: Wall: 5th. Aaron cowmlng; 6th, FOR SALE 292 bales of good Ahearne had seven each, while pitch, trainers and supporters. 7th, Jim Conroy: 8th. B'arry Nicola Cowmlng; 7th Mark quality hay. _ Michael Nugent, AND P. campion had 5. Well done girls. Keane- 1st lady. Nancy Cash- Crowe; 8th. Craig Cowmlng. Cooiydoody, Ballyduff. Phone DUNGARVAN_ HOC KEY C LUB Team — E. Flynn (capt.). M. man; 1st juvenile. Derek Wall: Over 10 — 1st, Richard Fin- 058 60279. Hickey. A. Quinn. W. Boyle P. Scorers — Orla Flynn 2-9 (7 2nd juvenile, Derek Roche. FOR SALE _ Wellstood sold negan: 2nd. Eric Crowe; 3rd. Campion. T. Bones, S. Ahearne, frees). Anne-Marie O'Gorman Day 2 — 1st. John O'Brien- Micheal Cowmlng- 4th. Sharon fuel cocker. Phone 058/54142. ROUNDABOUT M. Hurley, G. Foley, D. Cam- 3-1, Patricia Bolgeir 3-0. 2nd Ger Mansfield; 3rd, John BARLEY STRAW ior sale — Dillon; 5th. Pat Kenneally; 6th. presents pion. Team—M. Murphy, T. Caples, Cronin 4th, Michael Cowmlng: Kevin Young. Round or square bales. Deliver- Next Sunday Lismore make A. Ryan. 'M. Kearney, C. Caples, 5th, Jim O'Brien: 6th. Brian ed. Price reasonable. Telephone ST. VINCENT DE PAUL Pat Buckley, a "Dubliner" SOCIETY, DUNGARVAN the long visit to Birr. M. Murphy. ,S. Tobin. E. Daly, Mansfleld: 7th, Tony Crowe: 052 21663. now residing in Dungarvan was The coaching 'lessons every A. M. O'Gorman, O. Flynn. M. 8th. George Young; 1st lady recently co-opted to the com- FOR SALE — Ornam ntal The monthly collection will Tuesday and Thursday for theQulrke , P. BOlger. Subs. — P. Alice Roche- 1st juvenile, Mark mittee. We take this opportu- DANCING TO ^ plants and shrubs. Contact: bo taken up after all Masses at juveniles are a wonderful suc- Flynn J Tobin. B. Crowley. M Crowe; 2nd juvenile Jacqueline nity to welcome Pat and his cess and will continue right Thirese Murray Kilbree. Cap- St. Mary's Parish Church and Ball. H. Barry. B. .Tobin. Young. wife Kit to the angling scene through the month iof August. poquin. phone 058 54267. Friary Church on Saturday Our u/14's also beat Tallow The Team Championship, and wish them both many year's This Saturday Lismore play FOR SALE — Palamino pony night and Sunday next. 13 goals to 2 to win the West- which was sponsored by Mary of happiness in their retire- and trap, harness Dony cart: their first juvenile game of the ern title in great style. They Lee Fashions was won with 336 ment. COLETTE Cr COSMOS black Shetland ridng pony. CENTRAL DAIRIES season when Church of Ireland. got off to a great start with a points by Brian Mansfield. John Apply: Thomas Letinon. 60 TRABOLGAN HOLIDAY SYMPATHY On Friday, August 7 William Street. Portlaw. PROMOTION GRATEFUL THANKS to the Our sincere sympathy is ex- Wounds of Our Lord's Shoulder Because of the tremendous tended to Pat Donovan and the Lawlor's Hotel, Dungarvan the Blessed Virgin. Padre Fio response to the above promo- Donovan family on their recent Bar Extension Dancing 10-2 Tickets £3.50 '.t. Anthony. St. Philiomsna, the tion. Central Dairies decided to bereavement. — (P.R.O.). Holy Spirit, the Holy Souls' for raffle two holidays in the July i •avouirn received draw The winners were Bren- FOR SALE —66 bales of hav dan Gallagher. 26 Rivervlew Es- Contact Kathleen Kelleher tate Kilmacthomas and Mrs. Lower G|en Modeligo. Cappagh John Foley. Strandside North Abbeyside.

IN MEMO RIA M AHEARNE Thirty-eighth and Thirty.-first Ann-'.versar es In loving memory of our diear ither, Michael 'Ahearne wr.o FOR AS LITTLE AS £4 25 died on August 1, 1949 and our WEEKLY dear sister Birdie Ahearmi: late Are You Worried FOR JUST 2 YEARS. C'Qsh prjce £399 °f Monastery Lodge Dungarvan who died on August 25. 1956. On 'heir souls Swee; Jesus have About Drugs? m^fcy Mass:s offered. "DRUG-AID" can help ' Insert ?d, by Ada. Piadd.v, BEN O'NEILL Jn,rry and Jimmy.' Phone 051/73333 F 0AHER First Anniversary "DRUG-AID" 19 O'Connell Street, Dungarvan Iin loving memory of nay deter Telephone 058/41933 brother, Jimmy late of 24, b , tendon ,-yuStreei t Dungarvan f2 The Mall. Waieifiml. Also stockists of- t MITSUBISHI £hopd(ed 01 August 4. 1986, Mon-Fri. 8 pm - 10 pm John Ryan (011 left) winner of the u-16 boys singles tournament sponsored by Jim Quinn. Farm'Supplies, The Burgery, Dungarvan, played at Causeway Tennis Club. In centre is Club Panasonic and JVC VIDEO 'Always remembered by his President, Colin C.arty and 011 right the runner- up Trevor Byrne. (Photo: David Steam) brother John Joe and family.) PAGE EIGHT DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 1987

Behind the SPOTLIGHT (Continued from Page 1).

use, of certain types of fer- A SAFETY HAZARD Bord Solatiarr an Icicfrccxbot* tilisers and their affects on A haulage contractor with 40 human health. years experience in the business called to our offices last Tues- PHILIPS MICRO WAVE day to complain about the manner in which the main road DEMONSTRATION in the vicinity of Newtown, GOLD COAST Kilmacthomas, at present un- E.S.B. SHOP dergoing major road-widening BOARDSAILING repairs, has been left. He states that there is a deep MAIN STREET, DUNGARVAN excavation along one side and NOTES the only barrier is a barrel and as the roadworkers have now THURSDAY, AUGUST 13 gone on annual holidays it will The holiday weekend was probably be left in this wav for 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. scheduled for 3 days sailing. Saturday was beginners' day the next couple of weeks. This, with instruction given by Jim he declared, is nothing short of S'.^amahan and* club members. the utmost neglience as lhat Unfortunately, there was a big stretch of road, being lefit as it wind but all those going out now is, must prove highly S enjoyed themselves and look JR' NITE CLUB - LISMORE HOTEL forward to our next beginners dangerous for motorists. ouiting on August 15. Telephone 058/54304; 54219 YUGOSLAV FILM MAKERS The Gold Coast perpetual Trophy was ran off on Sunday, AT MELLERAY Friday, August 7 — LISMORE FESTIVAL DANCE prizes andi trophy sponsored bv DANCING TO BRASS & CO. Bar Extension John and Ann McGrath of the Among the unusual visitors Clonea Hotel and Goldcoasl to Cappoquin recently was a Saturday, August 8 — FESTIVAL NITE DISCO Holiday Centre. There were 3 races and excitement was pro- Yugoslav t.v. film crew which Bur — Over 18s vided with different winners to visited the area to make a each race, when the sums were documentary for Radio-Televi- Sunday, August 9— done a head to head was held sion Belgrade. DANCING TO PADDY O'BRIEN & TELSTAR between pat Dineen and Mic- hael O'Connor. The lucky one Bar Extension With the group were news home by a short head was editor Mira Polak and camera- Michael O'Connor. The overall resuflife were: man Cedo Filipovitch who had Dungarvan and Abbeyside Community Playscheme Leaders pictured with Co-ordinator John Kett. (Photo: Rory Wyley) come to interview author An- A Fleet—i Michael O'Connor; thony Summers who has written 2 Pat Dineen; 3, Tommy Moloney. books on Marilyn Monroe and HELLO OCTOBER B. Fleet—1, Peter Hannon: 2 the Tzars of Russia. 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 8th, 9th, 10th and llth October '87 Alison Dineen; 3, Shane Lan- nen. During their stay in Cappo- CAPPOQUIN AND DISTRICT NOTES quin they paid a visit to the The Yoplait team event com- AFFANE SUMMER BRIDGE impressed audiences no end and poquin G.A.A grounds on last Much credit must go to Fr. menced at 12 noon on Monday Grotto at Melleray in which, such has been the impact of Fitzgerald, our trainer, coach Sunday, August 2nd which is MEETING ON TUESDAY, AUGUST 11 unider ideal conditions. Three they displayed a particular Summer bridge, 27th July—1, his performances that the RTE and motivator. Well done girls always a premier Munster fix- raes were held taking only ap- Helen McCarthy and Mary radio programme. Pascal Moo- —training every Monday, Wed- ture was fully supported and interest because of their own St. Michael's Hall, Ballyduff Quinlan; 2, Lil costin and 'Betty ney's "Keen It Country" has nesday and Friday night at 7 we had a good number of ath- proximately 16 minutes each. apparitions in Med'jugorje and Results were: 1, Vincent Mor- at 8 p.m. Kelleher; 3, Carmel Doocey and been inundated with requests o'clock. letes and competition was ex- filmed enough material together for Paddy O'Brien songs. Pascal tremely high. Over 70 events rissey. John Fitzgerald: 2. Teresa Doocey; 4, Monica Noo- with interviews with a number Anyone interested in helping in any way, on or off nan and Mary Radford. had to bow to public demand Team—Caroline Ryan, Claire were run off with cork, Tipper- Pearse Moloney. Tommy Molo- Longan (capt.), Mary O'Don- ney: 3. Pat Dineen, Seamus of locals who have claimed to stage, please attend, ranging in age from 5 upwards. and feature Paddy singing his ary. Kilkenny and Waterford BEREAVED own composition "Life Goes nell, Caroline Morrissey, Ann well represented in the prizes. Kiirwian. have had visions of Our Ladv, Slowly By," last week and as Buckley, Claire Christopher, We won the overall trophy, the Next weekend is fully bootced to make a documentary which FOr three families in the area always got tremendous recep- Una Ahearne, Kay Hallahan, T.H. Meats Cup for the second and starts with the Abbeyside will be shown later this year on the long weekend brought the tion Catherine Ahearne. Jenny Ma- time. Great credit is due to all Pattern Race from the Lookout anguish of the sudden death her, Paula Fitzgerald. Carmel our athletes on their perfor- cn Saturday at 6.30 p m. Sundav Yugoslav T.V. of loved ones. Mrs. Margaret Paddy's latest album on tape Curtin, Jackie Meegan. Subs — mances last Sunday. Full re- is a team event in Dunmore THE ANNUAL MASS AND CEREMONIES O'Dowd died unexpectedly at is called "Favourites," and pro- Catherine Morrissey, Mary Lon- sults next week. Elasit and quite a number intend O'SULLIVAN JOHN her home in Sunlawn. Affane mises once more to be a hit like gan, Ann O'Donnell. Siobhan travelling. — (P.R.O.). will take place at the on Saturday morning. The sad the previous albums and all are Ahearne, Sinead Ronayne. The choice for our ballad news of the death of Mr. Billy selling like hot buns. We have corner this week "O'Sulllvan Our girls school football team Morrissey. Curraghroache on said it hefore but at the risk John" recalls the days when travel to Kill on Saturday. 8th Statue of Our Lady of Knock Si'nday morning at his home of repetition, the fame now ac- tinkers roamed freely through August to play Kill in their shocked the neighbourhood and corded to Paddy O'Brien is well the land going from farmhouse tournament, we hope to see all on Monday there was the added deserved. It could not happen to farmhouse mending pots and our supporters there. ABBEYSIDE SCOUT AT THE VEE sadness of the death of Mr. to a nicer guy. pans It starts with the chorus Danny Murray. Tourln. Full which is repeated at the end: obituaries in next week's issue. CAPPOQUIN/AFFANE G.A.A ON SUNDAY, AUG. 9 RAILWAY ATHLETIC A.F.C. NOTES NOTES O'Sulllvan John to the road at 3 p.m. SCOUT NOTES Railway are starting training Gate Collectors — On gate ANNUAL CAMP 1987 top "new" patrol, while the you've gone. Please pray for fine weather. The following is the tour itin- for the new season on Tues- duty this week, 2nd-8th August REPORT PART 11: "tig" guys were gone. Far away from your native erary for Yugoslavia' Summer day. llth August at 7.00 p.m. are — M. Morrissey, D. Flynn For Thursday and Friday th< home, Camp '87. We leave on 19th All players and intending play- and S. Fraher. Our camp this year was held old patrols reformed, much You've gone with the tinker's August and check hi Rosslare ers are asked to be at the Danes ait the Kilcornan training more the stronger after the daughter. 1 Field at that, tjmr^ Gate collectors for next week, All along the road to roam. U^M&Jun. 1- -I i*-t i centre riarin^i^f, .fjo,. ftRtWiences of the last few ••he junior Dane) Srvd we exit/end yin-i.-nn August - i . Jays. O'Sullivan John you won't l'r mg/00 FOR SAI.E BY PRIVATE TREATY | • * ii/eplc's way. Our site was a well shel- On Friday Leisureliand was re on the overnight salltag u> Le stick it long. ^..rnwu uuiii . fYi-I P. J. Kiely, J. McGrath. tered one with an abundance of visited as was Galway City Havre Harbour and travel by Till your belly will soon be COUNCILLOR BILLY KYNE, MCC, UDC A.G.M. notes were players ol the firewood and gadget wood sur- where all the fimial "presents" shuttle bus to Le Havre Railway year 86'87 awards. U/ll player were bought. On Fn'day night slack. Station. Departure by train rounding us. This year we Up along the old road. CUr. Billy Kyne will be in attendance at the Union Office, Of the year 86/87 was Eamon brought with us bicycles so we we had a large campfire which 18.05 hours to Yvetot. On arrival Murphy and u/13 player of the With your mighty load. O'Conneil Street, Dungarvan on this Friday, August 7 would be self mobile in so Par included a party for Clan in Yvetot the group will follow year 86/87 was Patrick Mana- O'Donovan. It also included And your tool box on your from 4 p.m. to 5.30 p.m. as was practical. arrangements made by leaders. han. both of these players rich- some emotional speeches from back. ly deserve their awards. Con- For the first week the patrols Cllr. Kyne holds clinics at the Union Office on the first Friday. 21st August, departure Scout Leader Joe Organ and gratulations boys. under the leadership of John I met Katy Caffey and her und third Friday of every month. by train to Paris. 14.30 hours. Jack McCarthy as they remin- neat baby Arrival in Paris St. Fazare Rail- CATS BOWLING Whelan (Tiger), Neil Canty isced and reminded all presen'- Behind on her back strapped way Station 16.00 hours then TOURNAMENT i( Wolf). Sean Oartwright of the uniqueness of any annual on, travel by underground to Paris (Eagle), Alan Ryan (Wolf- camp in so far as the same set hound) and Brendan Kierse-v She had an oul ash plant in SOUTH EASTERN HEALTH BOARD AND Gare de Lyon Railway Station. Saturday. 8th August, at 7 of people who graced this camp Departure by train 18.50 hours o'clock — Liam Power v. John (Kestrel) went on short and at Clrairinbridge will most prob- her hand SOUTHERN HEALTH BOARD from Paris to Ljublana on the Noonan v. Jimmy McCarthy. then longer cycling h ikes — Kil- ably never all be an the s>am.- To drive the donkey along. Simplon Express through Sunday. 9th, at 10.30 a.m. — colgan. Athenry. Gort and Kin- annual camp again. Enquiring in every farmhouse, Fund Raising — Our latest viana—being just some of the As along the road she passed. France. Switzerland and Italy Jimmy Whelan v. Rocky Murray Saturday morning was sp-nt which should be quite an ex- v. Pat Casey; Ollie Flynn v. fund raising effort, a 10 week places visited. Later in the Oh where would she get an FOOD HYGIENE REGULATIONS 19S0/71 breaking camp, after which w- perience. Arrival Saturday. 22nd Joseph Power v. Pat (Nappie) non-stop draw, has received week they moved into GalwKiiy oul pot, to mend. had lunch our usual ses- August, in Ljublana Railway Sta- Morrissey. great support from everyone. City which proved a very inter- photo And where would she get, an tion 13.25 hours Departure 15.30 The 2nd draw was held last esting and worthwhile experi- sion and cleanup before we sai.2 ass. week and we congratulate the our last goodbyes to Clarin- (SHELLFISH CONTROLLED AREA) hours by train to Dobova, arriv- BALLINAMEELA LADIES ence. following—£100. Margaret Cbs- bridge and another very suc- There's a hairy ass fair in the ing 17.20 hours FOOTBALL tln: £10 each. Mrs. E. Doocey; Saturday (July 25) was high- cessful action^packed. incident- County Clare P. J. Roche; John O'Rourke; light day of the first week as packed camp as we left for In a place they call Soamcel ORDER 1987 Our boys have quite a trip On Wednesday night the 29th Mary Murray and Seamus Mc- the paitrols cycled to Salthili home wl'.th a burger'chip stop in Hill, ahead of them but, they should July, our junior ladies team had The Minister for Health has made an Order entitled Carthy. and Leisureliand where they all Limerick. Where my brother James got enjoy every minute of it not to an exciting victory over Ard- "Food Hygiene Regulations 1950/71 (Shellfish Controlled experienced the famous twist- a rap of a hames mention the holiday of a life- more. in the Western Final ing tube that windts its way And poor Paddy they tried to Area) Order 1987" which comes into operation on the time in Yogoslavia. which was played at Clash- Vital S.H. Game — Our senior down into the pool. Anthony kill. 1st day of August 1987. The Order declares the following more. Even though Ardmore hurlers are engaged in a vital Carroll. Brian O'Mahoney and COUNTRY & WESTERN STAR relegation match against Colli- They loaded him up in an oul urea to be a controlled1 area for the purpose of Part VI were hot favourites they just Alan Mulcahv seemed to really could not keen the outstand- gan Rockies on this Wednesday enjoy themselves, well as ass and cart of the Food Hygiene Regulations 1950/71:— UP AS Since winning the silver Star ing skill of a veiy young and night in Dungarvan. This is a tihe pool. Crazy Golf. Bumpers. As alone the road to go. Award at the recent National fit Ballinameela team. At half game we just, cannot afford to Slides and Amusements were Oh bad luck to the day that The portion of the sea including inlets and har- Country Music Finals, Paddy time Ardmore were leading by lose. With a very young side in also enjoyed by all. he roved away bours, the strands and' tidal waters forming part ol O'Brien from Agllsh is the name one point. a team building process at pre- For to join with the tinker band. the functional areas of bhte Southern Health Board on everyone's lips. He just can't sent it is imperative that these Saturday night proved to be be kept out of the news as he In the second half we played youngsters get their chance in and the South Eastern Health Board which lies north a most enjoyable night ior two fulfils a hectic engagement with the wind which was a the senior ranks. So lads, this people in' particular. ASL Ray FOR THE RECOfiD! REQUEST of a line drawn from the most western point of schedule combining bookings great advantage to us. With five game must be treated like an Moore and Scout Michael Shee- Claycastle in the County of Cork to the most eastern with his band Telstar — and minutes left we scored a great All-Ireland, it is that Important. han as they were oaugiht on the (1) This year we had twenty- A request has been passed to two first time oanupers. us from a reader in Knockanore point of Black Ball Head in the County of Waterford. guest appearances on Pascal goal to leave the teams level at hop by SL Joe. the PLs and Mooney's Road Show. Paddy ful'l time. Ardmore were visibly CAPPOQUIN/ Jack and Bredia McCarthy who (2) During camp no fewer for the words of the ballad com- has been getting rave notices tiring in extra time and Bal- BALLINAMEELA A.C. than fifty-one people camped posed after Waterford's last All- No person shall sell or offer, expose or keep for sale for secretly organised a giamit sur- throughout Munster with his linameela kept up the pressure prise birthday party. (For the on the scout camp, plus sax at Ireland hurling victory in 1959. hiuman consumption or distribute or have in his possession distinctive singing style and and with a point, and a second The cappoquin/Ball inameela record. Hay was 21 and Ml'dhael the McCarthy camp site. We have searched through our for the purpose of sale for human consumption any shell- beaming personality. He has goal the laurels were truly ours. annual athletic meeting at, Cap- wias 12). (3) Ail the sections of the collection but have failed to i locate it. Is there any possibility fish which have been taken from any laying (other than a unit were represented: Monday Sunday was visitors day the cubs. Catherine Maber: Wednes- that some one out there would site for the time being approved by the local Director of first arriving at 11 a.m. wiith the day cups, Brian MulviWill and have the words and be good en- Community Care & Medical Officer of Health pursuant tost departing at Hi p.m. De- Rita (Chlcci-noodles) Shields; ough to scribble them out and to Article 58 of these Regulations) in a controlled area or spite the busy hows of enter- Venturers. Vincent O'Mahoney: send them in to us. Our thanks taining in between, the scouts Unit Council, Piaddy Whelan. in anticipation. which have been washed or immersed in sea water at any and leaders on base all man- Fintan Strain and Vlnny O'Mi- such laying unless such shellfish are for sale with the aged to join in the celebratons honey- Thursday night, workers approval of the local Director of Community Care & and see Stephen Rochefs his- Larry Cliffie and of course th: toric victory. We also celebrated Medical Officer of Health to a person wiho undertakes to scouts were represented by 32 Mass today when Fr. Plait Mc- soouts and four leaders. treat such shellfish in a manner approved by the said Carthy officiated (4) The record for the most Director of Community Care & Medical Officer of Health; Mondiay (27th) was a big day number of punctures in a day GLORIA AT THE PIKE or— on camp as all our older scouts went to Anthony Hiiiokett. Gloria and her fabulous back- ai'iong with Denis slattery J ASL (5) Most used things on camp ing band, Mississippi, will be (a) if bivalve shellfish, shall have been— Miiablaiel Cosgrave PA and Vin- were teabags and matches the big attraction in the Pike while the most mis-used thing Lounge. Dungarvan on Satur- (i) 'relaid and thoroughly washed in sea w?iter cent O'Mahoney (Venturer and head mechanic) headed off on on camp was staving cream day next — and what a treat is by a method, for a period and in apparatus a long arduous double over- (for more details a&k Catherine in store for regulars at this approved by tihe local Director of Commun- ni'iglht cycling hike when thev Vinniy Denis or Chicot). popular venue. ity Care & Medical Officer of Health. covered most of the West. The 16) And finally, the quicKest Throughout the summer scouts on this trip were the person on camp was Denis Gloria has been wooing audien- (ii) relaid during a continuous period of not PLsi (already mentioned). APIs Slattery. the night he thought ces up and down the country less than tell days in clean water of a suit- Damiien French and Niall Kir- he was being chased by a with her lively ent°rtainin" 1 wan and scout Gareth Higgins. stranger. For the full and very cabaret show — a show that en- able salinity in a site approved by the local Full credit goes to Junior Lea- humerous story of this incident compasses good music, supsrb Director of Community Care & Medical der Denis Slattery who plotted aisk Denlis, Joe. Vlnny or Jack singing and super stageman- Officer of Health pursuant to Article 58 of amid masterminded th.'s very I would like to close this year'< ship. hard but enjoyable excusion these Regulations, or camp report by thanking .til And the lady who had such Meanwhile tack at base cue the people who put so much a monster hit with "One Day At (iii) treated in such other manner and by such remaining scoV.ts (22 n a'l) effort and time into making A Time" has promised that she method as may be approved by the local were called together for a very this a very special and memor- will shortly have a new single able caimp for everyone lucky Director of Community Care & Medical important meeting Where they out. voted in four new PLs. they enough to be present. Officer of Health, or being Ciaran Walsh. John Paul — SUB-SiCRIBiE PLUS Gloria, with a host of tele- Cosgrave. Liam Moore and M'c- vision appearances behind her (b) If periwinkles, shall have been treated in such hiael Sheehan. Later, Allan B?at- and the experience gained manner and by such method as may be approved ty. Gerard (Rico) Mullen. Gavin from having performed in Ire (Shandy) Keane and Michael land. England. United States by the local Director of Community & Medical Care Kelleher were picked as APLs. France and other countries is Officer of Health. Choose enjoying a new lease of life On Tuesday these 22 travelled just now. i0 DR. C. A. KELLY, D.C.C. & M.O.H., by cars to the Ailwee Caves, the Guaranteed .'/"EE-"/ Ciliffs of Moher and Lahinch. Irish And with ^ band reckoned to 32, The Mall, Waterford. and on- Wednesday evening be one of the most accomplish- Knock and Knock Airport were products ed on the entertainment circuit the remainder of 1087 holds rleh DR. A. I. STYNES, Two young competitors at Dungarvan Show: Sharon Mulcahy, Lisfennel and Mary Wade, visited. At Wednesday's flag I promise for the lltue lady wit Abbeycourt House, Georges Quay, Cork. Old Parish. (Photo: Rory Wyley) y down L'iam Moore's patrol were the big voice. piesented with plaques as the