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WEDDING BELLS Waterford Co-Op - Wessanen Joint The I.D.A. and Waterford Oo-op announced on Wednes- day, September 24, that in the biggest capital investment In Venture Agreement Signed the dairy industry for some years, Waterford Co-operative additional employment at the IDA's feasibility study program- ducts including Yop. breakfast and the Dutch company Wes- Kilmeaden factory expected I me. The final decision to pro- yoghurt and other dairy dessert MUCH APPRECIATED sanen are setting up a new the latter having been obliter- to reach 29 by the end of that ceed came recently. products. The company more cheese plant at Kilmeaden, Co. year. The main product will be recently got support from CTT Since they were placed in ated. All had been provided Waterford. The contract be- a semi-hard cheese called Leer- CONTINUING COMMITMENT for entry to the British market position, at the traffic islands at either by the firm of B. Grahlam tween the two companies was dammer which has character- with both Yoplait and Yop. signed recently. The agree*- istics of both emmenthal and Waterford Go-op's continuing Earlier this year Waterford the Square in Dungarvan a or by J. Moir, Park Foundry, ment involves joint venture couple of months ago by the Waterford. gouda. It was initially develop- commitment to diversification Oo-op agreed to market a salad funding, transfer of very ad- ed by Wessanen and is enjoying into branded consumer pro- range produced by a Dutch Urbtm Council the two seats However the most interesting vanced technology and produc- rapidly increasing sales in West ducts for sale on commercial company, Johma. Again, the certainly appear to be very feature of the whole thing is tion of branded cheeses that Germany.in particular. markets Is to be commended. two companies were introduced are already successful sellers in much appreciated. They un- that young David O'Connell's The Co-op plays a leading role by the IDA. The salad range is European markets, A £6.5 mil- The joint venture is one of hi the Irish market for yog- expected to be produced in Ire- doubtedly provide a great van- great-great grand-father, Denis lion investment package has the first diversifications by the hurts, salads and other consu- land when the market has been tage point from which to view McGrath was concerned with been agreed with t'he Industrial dairy industry into continental mer goods which involve both effectively developed. the passing parade and on most the b uilding of the quay and Development Authority, which cheese, as an alternative to pro- Catch and French partnerships arranged the initial introduc- Waterford Co-op is one of Ire- ducing intervention type pro- or special licences. land's largest milk processors days (when it's not raining) they more than likely with the tion of Waterford Co-op and its ducts. The partners were in- have been fully occupied. erection of the bollards in the Dutch partners. In 1974, the Co-op entered a with a 1985 turnover of £208 troduced by the IDA two and a million and employing over half years ago as part of its joint venture with the French late 19th century. The McGrath 1,100. It was Cllr. Billy Cotter's pro- family have always, up to the Production is scheduled to ongoing policy of using its over- company, SODIMA, which led commence early next year with seas offices to introduce Irish to the production of Yoplait Wessanen, based in Amstel- posal to have them put there last generation, been noted as but I must admit that when 1 companies to potential foreign Yoghurt in Ireland. The IDA viein. near Amsterdam, has a building contractors in Dungar- partners for joint ventures or supported the Co—op's diversi- 1985 turnover of £1.25 billion first heard it I felt opposed to van and the late John McGrath licensing agreements. Detailed fication into this area. The rela- and employs 4,000 worldwide in Uhe idea as I thought the fumes of Lisfennel was the Borough investigation of the project fol- tionship between Waterford Co- the production of consumer from passing diesel trucks and lowed, with support from the op and SODIMA has led to the products, meat and dairy pro- Surveyor of " Dungarvan for launch of a number of new pro- ducts, edible oils and fats. cars would make it a rather many years. TENDERS FOR unhealthy place to loiter. However it seems my feelings It is, of course, another inter- were wrong as the public have esting feature of the story that GLENBEG SCHOOL availed' of the seats on all suit- our present Town Engineer, Mr. able occasions and they appear Tom Mulcahy, is a grandson of The Minister of State at the to be a very much appreciated that John McGrath so he is Department of Education, Mr. amenity at the Square. carrying on in a great family Enda Kenny, T.D.. has inform- ed Mr. Austin Deasy, T.D.. Min- tradition. ister for Agriculture that he A CENTURY OLD BOLLARD has now authorised the invita- TWO THOUSAND EIGHT tion of tenders for the proposed The old iron bollards on HUNDRED YEARS OLD primary school building project Dungarvan Quay are now just at Glenbeg In October, 1936. useless fixtures (more or less) Going through some old files •Notification of his decision will but there was a time when the in the office lately I came across Miss Ann Quealy, O'Cannell Street, Dungarvan and Mr. Tom be conveyed to the school authorities in due course by the town boasted of a large fleet of a letter dated February 24, English, Muine Bheag, Co. Carlow, who were married at the Department of Education. sailing vessels and these bol- 1964 from Mr. John Mills, Church of St. Michael, Ballyduff Upper. (Photo: Rory Wyley) lards were the most important Bromley. Kent, enclosing a fixture along the quay. photostat copy of a paper cut- The bollards are located at ting recently sent to him from intervals' from the bridge down Massachusetts, USA. The cut- as far as the Garda Station and ting was an article by Very in those years when each Rev. Canon P. Power, D.Litt., Collins Sacked By anchored a mooring rope from M.R.I.A., the noted archaeolo- u ship it can easily be visualised gist, who was born at Callag- what a busy place the quay hane, about three miles from was. Waterford City on March 8, 1862 and died on October 16, Now-adays little or no notice 1951 at the age of 89 years. is taken of the bollards nor of The article concerned the Speculation heightened on one for which there was no jus- their association with Dungar- finding of two ancient Bronze Tuesday morning when it em- tification. He had been advised van's great maritime past. In- Age Burial Urns by John Mills, erged that Mr. Collins had can- by on? of the best firms of soli- celled a scheduled visit to citors in the country that his deed it was only when a little Senr., of KiLwatermoy, Tallow 6-year old visitor on holidays Vienna to represent the Gov- Integrity could not be impugned and his two sons one of whom ernment at a meeting of the and that his actions as Minis- in Dungarvan lately who was was the writer of the letter re- Atomic Energy Commission and ter for State were within the reading the figures on one of ferred to above. The discovery it was assumed, rightly as it rules of cabinet procedures and turned out. that his future as a structures. the bollards discovered that was made, it seems, about 1933. they were 1886 — and in fact Junior Minister was in the Whether the article was pub- balance. When he distributed the press exactly one hundred years old release announcing the Cabinet lished in the "Leader" at the —that it was drawn to our According to Mr. Collins lie decision, the Government Press time, I do not know, but as all attention and then we unravel- was telephoned at 10 minutes Secretary. Mr. Peter Prender- that was more than 20 years ago past four on Tuesday afternoon gast, said he was asked to add led the story behind the lot. After days of speculation and as the subject is one ot about his future, Mr. Eddie Col- and told he would be dismissed only that the decision had been If he did not resign from office. taken "with regret." The little boy was David much interest, I think, even if lins was sacked last Tuesday Pictured sampling varieties of cheese which will be produced in Kilmeaden in the new plant O'Connell of Sunbury-On- night (Sept. 23), as Minister for Shortly afterwards he Issued As to why the action had it was published then, it is a statement announcing the been taken, he could make no arc Ptsdraic White, Managing Director, IDA; Peter Br.kker Sehut, Corporate Executive Vice- Thames, Middlesex who was in State at the Department, of In- worth a repeat performance. dustry and Commerce and En- T&oiseach's request, and saying comment. Asked if he could say President, Wessanen of Holland, and Stephen O'Connor, Chief Executive, Waterford Co-op. Dungarvan with his mother Canon Power's article states: ergy by the Government on the that he had declined to resign whether Mr. Collins had behav- Mrs. Jeanne O'Connell who as there were no grounds to ed in any way which would "One afternoon, a few weeks recommendation of the Taois- herself is daughter of Mrs. each, Dr. Fitzgerald. warrant his doing so. warrant his dismissal as a Jun- since, as John Mills, road con- From Waterford at this stage ior Minister, he replied that he Atty O'Regan, O'Connell Street. tractor, was engaged, with his No explanation was given by came news that Mr. Collins had could not comment. One day he went to the quay two sons, in quarrying stones the Government, when it an- already been sacked, but it was Would it be fair to speculate with his uncle Donal O'Regan nounced the decision in a one- not until 7.15, after tihe special that the Government had some- OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT on the summit of Kiiwatermoy GOLD COAST and started reading the figures paragraph statement after a Cabinet meeting had ended thing to hide? He would not Hill, Co. Waterford, they came special meeting of the Cabinet, that he was officially inform- have thought that that was on the bollards just opposite the upon an unusually interesting but the move followed reports ed by Dr. Fitzgerald, on the reasonable at all, the Press Sec- new public car park. Made by that the Taoiseach had called BOARDSAILING OLIVE'S Bronze Age burial cist. This telephone to his office in Clare retary replied. M/s. B. Graham, Waterford it in Mr. Collins for discussions Street, that he had been dis- was in the rather loose stony Asked would the Govern- was, very obviously placed there about allegations tihat there missed. ment's silence about reasons for deposit overlying the hard rock was a conflict of interest be- CLUB KNITWEAR & ACCESSORIES in 1886, the date which was DISGRACEFUL dismissal have anything to do and at a depth of five feet ten tween his position as a Junior with the fact that Mr. Collins ALL-ROUNDER COMPETITION ON FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26 stamped on it. Minister and his role ln the inches from the heath-covered Later In a television inter- had certain legal proceedings On Sunday. September 14th, family meat processing business view, Mr Collins described the under way, Mr. Prendergast We have since examined most surface. in Waterford. the All-Rounder Competition of the other old bollards and decision as "disgraceful," and said that it could have. wnich had earlier been aban- At 3 Sexton Street, Abbeyside The cist, which was of the found them dated 1879, 1898, doned due to light winds turned out to be one of the most com- Dungarvan 1910 and 191-, the last digit in (Continued on Page 8i petitive and enjoyable events of the season. ORDERS TAKEN FOR KNITWEAR, ETC. The main difference In this contest was the abandonment of the normal triangular racing PRESENTATION OF "ALL-ROUNDER" TROPHY which was replaced by a well designed slalom course which was laid by the maestro him- O'BRIEN BROS. TALLOW FOR BOARDSAiLING self Pearse Moloney. TALLOW COMMUNITY LTD. Indeed the detail and effort expended in laying the course CENTRE MAIN MERCEDES, VW, AUDI & MAZDA DEALERS. was ln no small way responsible •¥••¥••¥• • • • for the success of the event. — presents — SELECTION OF USED CARS: AUDI: MAZDA: SUMMER 84 Audi 100 TD £15,500 83 323 Saloon ... £4,950 84/83 Audi 100 GL 82/81/79 323 Hatchback trom £10,250 from £1,650 REVELS 83/81 Audi Coupe FORD: trom £7,500 85/80 Ford Fiestas '86 83 Audi 89 TD £8,400 84 Ford Orion GL £7,000 82/80 Audi 100 Diesel 83 Ford Escort 1.3 from £5,250 5-door £4,500 VOLKSWAGEN: 83 Fiesta XR2 £5,500 84 Jetta Diesel, 79 Ford Cortinas The results were as follows:— THURSDAY OCT. 2 from £850 choice £7,300 Overall — 1st, Pat Dineen: AND 83 Passat Diesel 78 Ford Fiesta, ex. £2,150 2nd. John Fitzgerald: 3rd, Vin- Hatchback ... £7,750 83 Ford Sierra I.6L £5,250 cent Morrissey. 81 Jetta Diesel, choice OTHER MAKES: A Fleet — 1st. Pat Dineen: FRIDAY OCT. 3 from £4,650 84 Opel Kadett D £6,750 2nd, Vincent Morrissey; 3rd, Brendan O'Brien. at 8.15 p.t" 81 VW Golf Diesel, 83 Opel Ascona D £6,750 B Fleet — 1st, John Fitzger- choice £5,150 80 Opel Ascona £2,450 WITH BILLA O'CONNELL • MICHAEL TWOMEY 82/81 Golf GTI Datsun Sentra ald: 2nd Peter Hatten-. 3rd, 83 Shane Lannon. FRANK DUGGAN • PADDY COMERFORD * MARIE from £5,500 Diesel £4,750 C Fleet — 1st, Susan Frost: TWOMEY • DICK HEALY * THE MONFORT 80 Golf Diesel £3,500 81 Datsun 140 J £2,750 £5,750 2nd. Eugent O'Brien: 3rd, Mary SINGERS (Director Eileen Nolan) RENAULT: 83 iRover 2000 MtGrath/Vincent Ryan. ANID SPECIAL GUESTS: 84 Renault Fuego, 83 Mini Metro, 26,000 The nrlzes including the cov- choice from ... £5,750 miles £4,250 eted All-Rounder Trophy were NOEL BARRETT AND PAT SULLIVAN 83/82 Renault 9 TL 82/81 Fiat 131 from £1,950 later presented by Marlon and rrom £3,250 81 Peugeot 504 P £3,150 Pearse Moloney of the All- Devised and Direated 'by Miicbael Twomey 84 Renault 9 Diesel £6,950 78 Peugeot 504 Diesel Rounder. Musical Director: Ronnie O'Shaughnessy choice from £750 MISTRAL NATIONAL Choreography: Mary Weston CHAMPIONSHIPS Late Opening Monday, Wednesday, Friday till 8 p.m. Saturday 10 a.m. to 4.30 p.m. The Mistral National Cham- Booking: Phone 058/56247 or callers to Paul Hickey, Phone Tom D'Arcy or Michael O'Shea 058/56116 pionships were held in Grey- The Square lor Tom Dooling; John Beecher, Talliscap, stones on Sunday. September Lismore; Elsie Power, Conna. Tickets £3. Pearse Moloney (sponsor) presenting the "All-Rounder" Trophy for the Gold Coast Board- 7till The Gold Coast, Club wish to congratulate their young sailing Club's Competition. Pictured from left ;jre Pst Dineen ('A' Fleet and Over-all Win- representative Allison Dineen Evdry Sunday night is Bingo Night in Tallow — £500 % CD (£ ner), Suzanne Frost ('C' Fleet Winner), John Fitzgerald CB' Fleet), Pearse Moloney (spon- who qualified as National Jun- must be won next weekend. sor) and Billy O'Donnell (Commodore). (Photo: Rory Wyley) ior (Under 18) Champion. PAGE EIGHT DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1986

"SPRATT TIDY TOWNS COMPETITION BALLYDUFF NOTES MWEELNAHORNA, RING a bus to the Cork S-HC final— ROADSIDE HOLDING — ABOUT 14 ACRES MRS. KATE GUINEVAN Biackrock v. Midteton, at Pairc (No Buildings) The death took place at Ard- Ui Chiaoimh. The busi will leave FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY keen Hospital. Waterford on the village at 11 a.m. and we will be playing an under-age Solicitors — Murphy. McCullLagh, Dungarvan F'riday last of Mrs. Kate Adjudicators Comments On Guinevan, Mocoilop. Ballydun. game in Rfaithcormac on the Details and maps from tihe undersigned. Deceased, who was in her mid- way. The fare will be- £2.50 for The folio-wing are the adjudi- of the mature trees in grass- seventies, was a most popular adults and £1 for children, and SKEHACRINE, ABBEYSIDE cators remarks and marks land. Work in progress was member of the local community. names- and fares' are to be (On the instructions of the Walsh family) awarded to Ardmore, winners noted beside the beach oar For raatav years she was house- handed into Pad Flynn, Jimmy park. F'uture developments here Scanlon or John Jlackson. DEVELOPMENT LAND — c. 9 ACRES of this year's "Tidiest Village" keeper with the- priests to award: 1985 marks in brackets. Ardmore must maintain the high stan- Lismore,. , , Names have- to be given to be- With planning permission for 18 bungalows thereon Effort: A really superb effort dards which -you have now set. Her. remains were removed to forehand as- t-he stands- at FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY this year. No doubt your in- Ardmore has now no place for St, Michael's Church on Friday Pairc Ui Ch-aoim-h are booka-ble. here. The Amusement Park also the many fine Individual anything g-audy or sub-stand- The Auctioneers are instructed to receive final offers for volvement in "Entente Florale" evening last and the interment acted as a spur, but you h-a-ve looked particularly well — its presentations. You have demon- ard. Hopefully there miight be took place on Saturday morning COMHALTAS NOTES the .siale of this property, on or before Monday next, 29th appearance this year m-us-t en- strated the fine standards that more new build-tog — the empty been building on the efforts of sure that you never 'give up' following Requiem M.ass to S-t. Music classes wi;i commence September, in accordance with the terms and conditions previous years, and the whole oan be achieved through flower sites adjacent to the Catholic Ml-ohael'S' Cemetery. There were on problems no matter now dif- displays. Hopefully you have Church and also that the old this Thursday for the following of planning permission granted. village was resplendent, most large and representative cor- particularly in the co-lourful ficult they may appear. Those now established a tradition in Lifeboat building will be re- instruments—banjo, tin whistle, Consideration will be given to limited payment terms. involved in this work deserve Ardmore which will be carried stored -to its former splendour. teges at both the removal and flower displays. Nearly every- the interment. concertina and button accord- Solioitors: Francis J. O'Connor & Co., Thurles. body in the village was involved congratulations. Other build- on for future years and even This could be achieved very eon. Step dancing as usual on ings also looked well, and many improved on. All other natural simply. The district maps were Sincere, sympathy is extended and you must have made a fav- to her soin John; brothers Tom. Fridiav mights. ourable imoression on your were freshly painted this year. amenities were well presented, also clearly displayed. Max. 40. It is also encouraging to note and generally your presentation (35) 35. John, Bill; sister, daughter-in- The branch wiill hold an Irish European visitors. In particular, law. grandchildren, relatives some of the problem areas of that h-andpalnted signs and enhances the natural beauty of night in- S-t. Michael's H-all on Edmond Spratt & Son, faseias are being provided. All your surroundings. This is the Presentation Of Residential a-nd friends. Saturday nigh-t. Miusic is by previous years have been final- Areas: The housing estates on ly resolved, e.g. Perks Amuse- your future improvement work way it always s-hould be. Max. Bobby and Ann. Gardiner and M.I.A.V.I. TELEPHONE (058) 4.2211 should enhance the pleasant 30. (26) 27 the Youghal Road showed con- PIONEER NOTES dancing is- from 10 to 1- ments. Max. 40. (36) 36. siderable Improvement. You architectural and natural heri- A meeting of the local Cou„n~ Tidiness: Litter control was tage which you inherited. Parti- Appearance Of Approach should now aim to maintain BALLYDUFF MACRA NOTES excellent this year. There was Roads: All the main approaches these standards. Throughout ail will take place in the cularly good this year was the Library on Friday week, Octo-| AGM little or none either in the vil- presentation of St. Dec-lan's to Ardmore looked well. Con- the village there were many lage centre, along the beaches, Well and also the church and tinue with your new. and im- outstanding examples of private ber 3. after First Friday Mass. Another year has come and or approach roads and back round tower. Improvement provements to existing, stone gardens, which In their own The purpose of the meeting is gone and Macra members areas. The whole town had a works to old buildings also pro- walls. Streets, footpaths and way contribute much to public to organise the presentation o-f found themselves once again TOM CURRAN SALES crisp and tidy appearance, mises well for the future. Max. back areas were clean and tidy. amenity. Again, all the house- Silver Pins and the Regional at their AOM. There was a which w-as the result of much 35. (30) 31 All items of street furniture holders deserve congratulations. Social. All members- are- re- big attendance and we were PRELIMINARY NOTICE hard work, it was encouraging also looked well — most had The small garden overlooking quired' to- attend. delighted to see many new SHANDON STREET, DUNGARVAN to note young people out on Presentation Of Natural Am- been freshly painted. The area the pier and harbour was par- faces among the old. The new 'clean ups' during adjudication. enities: Blower displays were beside the telephone kios-k on ticularly good. -There are many G.A.A. NOTES club officers are as follows — 2-STOREY SLATED DWELLING END-HOUSE Max. 35. (30') 31. really outstanding this year, the Youghal Road is particular- others of course as well. Max. Patron, Very Rev. P. Queally; WITH GARDEN Presentation Of Buildings : both the community ones and ly nice, especially the retention 20. (16) 17. The u-12 footballers- play President, Patsy Ahern-. Chair- Further pairticulars next issue. More significant improvements Affane in- Clappoq-uto this Friday man, John Kenny; Vlce-Cha-ir- Congratulations again on an night to a- very -import-ant m-an, Raymond O'Brien: Secre- J. F. Williams & Co., Solrs., having carriage of sale. excellent effort. Continue with league match. Trans-port for tary, Patsy Lea-m-y; Assistant TOM CURRAN, Auctioneer & Valuer your plan of campaign and Cap-poquin on Friday evening Secretary, Paddy Ahern: Trea- Grattan Square, Dungarvan. Telephone 058/41324 future gene-rations wil-l appre- will leave the vKlage- at 6 p.m. surer, Pat Kenny; Assistant ciate the Improvements which On Friday night last t-hie-y de- Treasurer. Eugene Flynn: PRO, you have carried out. For the feated St. Patricks- by 4-il'O to Maeve Kenny: Assistant PRO, PROFESSOR RAFTERY ON WEALTH CREATION IN THE future perhaps, the ugly poles 2-3 in a verv entertaining Mari-ain Leamy. and wlresoape in the village game at the field. centre might be removed, with The senior hurlers will- play FARM TASKS AGRICULTURAL SECTOR a view to fixing the lights to Clonea in the semi-final of the SALES BY T. J. HEGARTY Addressing the Institute of whilst our agrisector is both i all been the results of such buildings, etc. No doubt you Sargent Cup on Sunday- after- A farm task team was pick- Engineers of Ireland Annual weak and vulnerable finding it I joint ventures. may have other improvements noon' next in Stradbally at 3.15 ed. namely Michael Leamy, CHAPEL STREET, LISMORE Conference in University Col- more and more difficult to com- Th-ls inevitably means, in in mind. p.m. Players to be at the venue Paddy Ahern and Maurice Geary. We wish them the very RESIDENTIAL GROCERY BUSINESS lege, Gaiway, Professor Tom pete in many sectors both on many instances, going outside Ardmore scored 177 marks out not later- than 2.-45 p.m. Raftery Munster M.E.P. spoke the home and export markets. best of luck to the competition. Prime Trading Position Opposite Church of the country for a partner, of a possible 200, four more On- Sunday week. October b, about Wealth Creation In The a move which will not be popu- than last year. the Juvenile Club are running Enjoying Lucrative Turnover Agricultural Sector. NOT REALISED lar with everybody, especially if 'BON VOYAGE' Vast Potential for Further Expansion. Our policy, in so far as we it comes to selling a share in a We also say 'Bon Voyage' to It is not surprising, -therefore, semi-state such as the Sugar Plat lof land -at rear containing 2 acres, 26 perches, had any policy or strategy, in our All-Ireland Farm Task win- relation to our agriculture, that the anticipated realisation Company. However, the choice ners who are John Kenny, separate entrance with development potential. prior to E.E.C. entry, was one of our fun potential in agricul- will be, in many instances, be- Liam Keane and Richard I am -instructed 'by the owner who -is retiring from of reacting to changes in poli- ture was not realised after join- tween being sole owners of fail- Keane, also to Pat Kenny, run- cies in Britain. Irish agriculture ing the Community. Remark- ures or part owners of success- FINE GAEL NOTES business ito offer for .sale by Private Treaty, as a going able progress wias made in the ner-up in the sheep judging was almost an appendage of ful enterprises. ! WORKING FOR PEACE All-Ireland competition. The concern, .in one lor two lots, ,the -above property. B'ritaish agriculture, supplying dairying sector, but this was to TAOISEACH'S ADDRESS TO The increasing concern of LARGE WATERFORD lads packed with sun-glasses, Accommodation includes: shop, office, 3 bedrooms, in the main, at least until the some extent at the expense of The Anglo-Irish Agreement, bikines. sunhats, the lot are 9i'ttingroom, din-ingroom, kitchen, toilet, aonserva'tory, sixties, exports of live animals, other enterprises such as beef, mainland Europeans about the MEETING the- Taoiseach- said^ had re- environment and health related soaking up the Mediterranean store room; rear garden 'and shed. T.iitle: Freehold. cattle sheep, horses and even sheep and cereals. The progress stored a' sense of hope to seek- sunshine. pigs to British farmers and food too was very largely confined to hazards, should be exploited by An Tiaoiseaeh, Dr. Garret Fitzgerald addressed a packed ing a peaceful solution- to the •Soak it up boys the Irish rain Solioitors: Farrell & Morrissey, Dungarvan. processors who derived most of the larger more specialised and promoting Irish food as a pre- problems of Northern Ireland. Viewing strictly by 'appointment only with Auctioneer. the value from these products. commercial farms. These, how- mium produ-ct, produced in the hall at the Tower Hotel on will soon cool ye off when ye most pollution free environ- Monday night, Sept. 15 to con- Progress w-a-s- s-tow but certain. get back home. T. J. HEGARTY Over the years in Ireland, ever, only occupy 15% of the Time would s-ho-w our a-ctlons land and when their perfor- ment in Europe. Su-ch a product clude a most successful visit to political expediency took prece- could also command a premium the Waterford Constituency. to be proved worthwhile. CONGRATULATIONS Auctioneer & Valuer, Lismore. Phone 058/54347 dence over -agricultlral effi- mance is pooled with the moder- Internationally, the reputa- ate performance of 60% of the price. Presently our products Dr. Fitzgerald and hisi wife Our congratulations to John ciency ln relation to monies are being sold at low prices, e.g. Joan were greeted with a tion of the country and its spent in agriculture, a situation country and the negative per- people had- been enhanced by Kenny on being elected County formance of 25%, it adds up to Irish bacon selling at £200 per standing o-vatlon. lasitto-g several Prlficiency Efficiency Chair- which served only to preserve ton less than Danish in Great the accord, despite the opposi- FOR SALE and perpetuate our Inefficien- a disappointing overall perfor- minutes and proved to be as man. Congratulations -also to mance. Britain. popular as ever here in Water- tion of Fianna Fall to the cies and structural weakness, agreement. local young farmer, David Lon- AT 27, SILVERSPRINGS, DUNGARVAN ford-. ergan, who won the star young thus leaving us ill equipped, in Sadly t-he scope for Increasing Finally, food processors, like every respect, to take -advantage other Industries ln Ireland, UNEMPLOYMENT farmer of the year contest. production at farm level is now WELCOMED Happy hours of motoring Dave of our entry into the Commu- being seriously curtailed, by must be relieved of the burden nity, with the opportunities it of paying the highest price ln Constituency Chairperson, Dr. Fitzgerald said that th-e in your new Ford Orion. 3-BEDR00MED DETACHED BUNGALOW quotas in the case of milk and government was unyielding ln offered to our farming sector. sugarbeet and price restrictions Europe for essential services Ma-urice Cummins, welcomed Large livingroom 24'xl6,' s.f.c.h. — £29,500 or nearest offer lits effonts to reduce unemploy- SYMPATHY Furthermore this created a and other disincentives ln the such as electricity, telephones. the Taoiseach to the constitu- Telephone 058/42533 case of other commodities, -jKsatage. transport, etc.. if we ency and lavished many compli-. ment for they were constantly climate of excessive dependant:* expect them to survive let alone seeking ways and means of Sincere sympathy is extend- on government, -and this com- notably cereals and Deef due to mlsntary remarks to- An Taoi- ed to the family of the late surpluses on European and grow. Only a return to pre 1977 seach. paying particular regard bringing down the unemploy- bined with a protected home policies, when all of these ser- ment level. Michael Ahern on their recent market insulated farmers and world markets. to the magnificent decision by bereavement. Michael was an In future, therefore, Irish far- vices were the cheapest in Eur- -t-he Government to give the processors alike from the reali- ope, can achieve this. The Social Employment outstanding member of the Successful Ram Sale At ties and disciplines of the mar- mers will have to rely on cut- Ardkeen Regional Hospital the Scheme and the Enterprise al- community and will be sadly ket place. This ls a legacy ting costs and adding value to "green light." lowance scheme proved to be missed. which is still with us, leaving us maintain or increase their in- worthwhile and thousands of Dungarvan Mart in a very vulnerable situation comes. POWERFUL SPEECH people- were now better off as a because of our over-reliance on Beyond the farmgate too the There was a charged atmos- result; CHAMPION SOLD FOR Glend-aliJigan. do.; 3, Ed. Cun- Intervention buying and as we £520 GNS. ningham, Looilattin. do. performance has been equally phere to. the h-all as- the Taoi- should all know by now, inter- disappointing in processing and EUROPEAN seach outlined the success of QUESTIONS The C'o. Waterford Sheep- Class 1 — For Besjt Pen of 2 vention will be restored to w-h-at breeders- Association Annual Non-Registered Shearling Rams marketing. The value -added in the Government to- dealing wit-h There was a question an-d ABBEYSIDE It was intended to be—a safety our food processing is roughly the me-s-s left behind from the Show & Sale of Blackface for Cork Marts Cup -.Confined net in times of crisis — rather answer session which lasted .. , „ . . 42% of that added at farm level Fianna Fail administration. over an hour and a half. Many Mountain Rams was held at to mountain areas of Co. Wa- than we have come to see it -as g roughly 190% in Dungarvan Mart on Wednesday 1 a a alnst PARLIAMENT Heavy emphasis was- placed local interest groups ranging terford ). Prizewinners in Classes a very convenient outlet for our Britain and Germany, and 100% on the uncontrolled puWc bor- and Thursday last. The sale 1, 2 and 3 excluded. 1. J-ames from the anti-nuclear group, SEA ANGLING ptoaucts. in Denmark and France, and rowing requirement instigated -aruti-coursinig organisations, attracted' a substantial number Wial&h. Comeragh, Leamybrien; by Fianna- Fail under- Charles Qf buyers fr m Kerry, Cork and ^e growth of our food proces- members of the public and the 0 2, John Quintan, Curraheen country, Denmark, which also sing since 1973 has been am- BRIEFS Hja-ugheyi T.D.. the results of grass roots availed of the op- South- Tipperary and Waterford. Kathgcrmack; 3, Pa. Walsh! ' relied heavily on the British ongst the slowest in the E.E.C.. which was a legacy of a de- Hence when the Reserve portunity to pu-t their ide-as, ex- CLUB NOTES GlendaMgan, Leamybrien. market and also joined the desr,.ite having the lowest met economy which had to sp a g D e lowest REGIONAL FUND Dressed press t-heir hopes and fears for Champion—Lot No. 26—proper- Class 5 — For Best Shearling Community in 1973, had devel- raw materials and startin ^ g pay dearly by high taxes and the future. ty of Mr. Plait O'Grady 0f Bally- Ram-in Wool, fior Waterford Co- oped its agriculture and food from a very low base. The gap between the rich and limited' growth. The final competition of this macarbry, entered the sates rting op Cup — 1, P. O'Grady Lyre processing to the point that poor regions of the Community A resilient Dr. Fitzgerald ably season-, the Shanley Electric, -there w-as a tremendous- air o.f East, Ballyimacarbry; 2, Tom they were already exporting Failure to satisfy changing hias not narrowed since the answered in honest and. un- was fished at Clonea on Satur- consumer demands has been FIANNA FAIL PROMISES excitement among the packed Power-, G-ienanane, aailin-am-ult- high quality added value food European Regional Develop- DECRIED compromising terms-, thait im- day, September 13. Anglers from attendance. Bidding was ex- 3, Ml. Morrissey, Monard, Lis- products to roughly 120 coun- the principal weakness, in the ment Fund was set up ten years pressed on- everybody present Ac-oeysiae. Aramoio and Waiter- tremely lively and a new record more. tries. This was the result of case of apples, for instance, our ago. The Commission's tenth While the Taoiseach was the1 sincerity of his intentions. ford Glass- Sea Angling CHubs price for tihe Co. Wate-rfordi Sale aiming for efficiency through failure to provide the sophisti- annual report on the fund was aware that the Fianna Fall —Jim O'Neill, Constituency n-shed the competition Class 6 _ For Best 2 Shear cated storage, grading and of £5?£0 was paid' by Mr. Pat Rams and over, for Osmond education and training and for- debated to the European Par- party was making no pre-elec- PRO. Results: 1, Pat Donovan- 2, O'Brien of B-ansha, Co Tip- cing the producers and proces- packing facilities which could liament this month, some 26,000 tion promises, they ln fact pro- Cup _ 1, Tom power, BooHatt'in, enable an orderly and continu- Michael Rioche, Ardmore; 3, perary. Leamybrien; 2, W-m. Keating sors to compete for survival on projects had received backing mised not to make promises, Nancy casuim-an. This competi- home and export markets. It ous supply of uniformly high totalling nearly IR£10,000 mil- whatever that was, he said. Yet The Overall Champion was Carrlgeenageragh. Leamybrien; quality apples throughout, the tion decided the Master Anglers Lot No. 163. property o-f Mr 3. To-m Wials-h, Barnakill, was a policy that has paid lion since 1975, creating or within days, Charles- Haughey for the season 198o-'86. The handsome dividends, leaving year meant a loss of our home maintaining about 640,000 jobs. Tom Walsih. Glendallig-an, Leamybrien. market to foreign suppliers who was premising again £200 mil- senior mas-tier angler is- once Leamybrien. was- sold for £520 Denmark with a powerful Ireland had received the great- lion for the- construction Indus- Class 7^F'or Best Ram Lamb wealth creating agrisector, had such facilities and were again George Young, with Mic- to Mr. P. O'Brien of Bansha. at Sale, lior Morrissey Cup l. est! amount per head of popula- try.. more money for agriculture. SURVIVE hael '(Cosher) Power a close thus able to supply what the tion-. The prices overall were much J. P. Walsh, Comeragh, Leamy- consumers preferred. Likewise, Eventually, higher taxes would The- tougher the road yo-u second. The lady Master Angler improved on previous years, for brien; 2, Ml. Morrissey,, Mon-ard, the storage, grading and pre- be Imposed to pay for the travel, has been won by our chair- Speaking for the European borrowing. goodi quality rams. Lismore; 3, Fat Whyte, Cutteen sentation of Irish potatoes was People's Party, Mr. Tom O'Don- the greater your reward will person Mrs. Nancy Cashman. Class A — For Best Shearling Leamybrien. DUNGARVAN YOUTH CLUB not of a standard comparable Fianna Fall, he said, cannot be, The juvenile M-aster Angler neli (EPP, Munster) said t-he 1 Registered Ram shown at sale, Class 8 — For Best Fen of 4 FUND RAISING COMMITTEE with Dutch suppliers, who were fund was clearly Inadequate. be, trusted with the running of For it takes a little bit of was won by Michael Power for John Har-ringt'on Cup 1 Shearing Rams, for Michael Sept. 25, 1986. thus able to penetrate the Irish The Community was failing to the country, th-ey were- the heartache, (Jnr.) Congratulations to all. Mr. P. O'Grady, Lyre East' Walsh "Pub" Kilrossanty Cup Full nanel £50, Snowball £32 market, because of better pre- provide an effective policy to architects ol the present econo- t-o smile through misery. We would- like to thank Tom Ballymacarbry; 2, Mr. Ml Mor- (Confined) — 1, Tom Power. on 36 calls. Colour: blue. sentation, despite having an in- help the poorer regions. With mic crisis. Our future and the Nothing in this life comes and Kay Shanley for their rissey, Monard. Lismore- 3, Boolattin, Leamybrien; 2, Win. 49 I4 9 43 7 22 3 65 ferior quality boiling potato. the advent of Spain and Portu- future of our children could e-asy. sponsorship down through the Mr. J-as. O'Grady, Bal-ly-g'agln. Keating, Carrlgeenageragh do • gal, the poorer regions had not be left, to their hands-. itlhe taste of victory is sweet. years. 78 85 32 75 57 10 69 79 This failure to concentrate on Dungarvan. 3, Brendan- Whyte. Cutteen, do the marketplace is also very evi- greatly increased in number But before you can reaily B-efore signing off this- week Overall Champion — For the 64 80 62 60 52 18 73 34 TAXATION Class B — For Best Pen of 3 dent in the milk and meat pro- and had doubled in population. treasure its meaning, we would, like- to congratulate Tommy Power Memorial Cup ll 38 74 59 61 71 41 cessing plants, w-hich have Better statistics were needed. Commenting o-n his visit to you've got to understand our Club Secretary Mr. Larry Registered Shear-ling R a m s 82 shown and sold at sale for Mr. Tom Wals-h, Gl-endalligan. 48 83 87 4* 50 45 28 31 taken the easy but less lucra- The fund required more re- Wafer ford Glass an-d on a defeat. Fraher on his recent m-arria-ge W'hltechurch House C-up ( pre- Leamybrien. 54 47 49 1 39 24 tive course of selling into inter- sources, and also it should be meetln-g held with the Unlo-n. D-eep within for true hope to to Miss Ve-rc-nica Barry. BaMina- 20 61 vention — a course of action, I begin. sented by Mrs. D. Flynn) 1. Reserve Champion _ Mr P. 42 37 89 66 25 treated by national govern- he said that he shared their cour-ty. Many years of wedded O Grady. Lyre East. Baliy- 5 53 regret to say, whioh is not only ments as an additional re- concern- about the high level of you- must keep your spirits b.iss. — P.R.O. Mr. Ml'. Morrissey, Monard, Snow-ball. Lismore; 2. Mr. J. Fraher. Kil- macarbry. * Denotes end of defeatist but is also very dan- source. They now used it to re- personal taxation which existed high. brien. Baliinamult; 3. Mr. P. Prizes must be claimed on or gerous as it leaves us In a very place existing expenditure. Na- in t-he country today, but he Then soon the feeling of Morrissey. Glengarra. Lismore.' before Monday, September 29. vulnerable situation, due to the tional governments should also was also dedicated to. reducing doom and gloom, increasing likelihood of chan- promote integrated regional de- those factors like high public will gradually pass by. Class C — For Beist Pen of 2 at 6 p.m. sharp, from Pat Moo-re, 11, Thomas Terrace, ges in intervention buying. velopment programmes, and in- expenditure which created the So don-it complain for it's all AUSTIN DEASY, T.D. Registered Shearling Rams, volve local and regional auth- need for the tax revenue. shown and- sold at sale, for LONDON AND BACK Dungarvan. Suppliers who are not market In vain, Minister for Agriculture Full sheet must be returned led are doomed to failure at orities in drawing them up. Dr. Fitzgerald siaid1 that unlike negative thoughts- breed nil will visit West Waterford William Carey Cup — 1, Mr. P. There was far t.oo much decl- O'Grady. Lyre East, B-aKy-m-a- when claiming. worst or very modest success at some- political' leaders, he was Cast yo-ur sorrows to the way- FRIDAY, SEPT. 26 best. sion-making at, the centre, es- not a Doll-tloal anlma-i' who ward wind, and will be available to the oarbry-; 2, Mr. P. Morrissey. FOR £38.10 Last week's winner Mrs. pecially in Ireland. Glengarra. Lismore; 3, Mr. Tom sought preservation a-t any and your inner storm will public as follows: London and back for £38.10 Dalton, 2, Oaseyvllle, Dungar- DOUBTFUL still. Power, Boolattin. Leamyibrlen. van. As for integrated develop- cost. "I do not wish to make Walsh's Hotel, Cappoquin 7 p.m that's the new ship/rail fare ment programmes, most coun- propaganda speeches. I seek It's s-o futile to complain, available from B&i Line for Numbers drawn this week by F'or this reason alone it is ex- Lismore Hotel. Lismore — 8 p.m. Class 1 — For Best No-n-Regis- tries. including Ireland, were the tru-th. I have no doubts. I SeOf pity strangles all St. Patrick's Hall, Tallow—9 p.m. te-red Shearling Ram shown and Autumn/Winter weekend travel Catherine- Ke-nnea'lly, 18 KMrush tremely doubtful -if producer slow to propose them. am. convinced that this country emotions-. sold at sale, for Co. Waterford Travel is via Holyhead or park. Dungarvan. co-op's, which are Inevitably Progress In the Community needs Fine Gael In power, It distorts' the one true view, Liverpool and both outward and more concerned with producers Sheep-breeders Perpetual Cup me-an-t giving top priority to equipped with realistic policies and breeds cr-azv mixed up (1970) _ 1. Mr. Tom- Walrh. return journeys must be com- than consumers, or a semi-state tackling regional imbalances. at this- time.'' no-tlons. menced between Friday and like the Sugar Company, which Speaking for the European Glendallig-an, Leamybrien-; 2. PLANNING NOTICES He- said- "the time has- come So whatever your problem or Mr. John Qulnian, Curraheen, Monday of the same weekend. has social and political consi- Renewal and Democratic Alli- The ordinary Monthly Return derations to cater for, can cope when we must set aside mere your- pain, SINGER SEWING CENTRE Rathgormack; 3, Mr. Tom 26, Parnell Street, Dungarvan ance Group. Mr. Sylvester Bar- party political- affiliation to t)he strive to keep the spirit alive. Power, Boolatitin. Leamybrien. ship/rail fare to London is £56. with competition from process- rett. (Munster), said he was WATERFORD Ship/Coach fares are also —Permission ls sought for a ing companies which are totally national! Interest.'' For i-f you believe then it's Class 2 — For- Best Non-Regis- change of use from store to glad to see the report included Fine Gael, In- Government, he half the cure, down for Au-tumn/Wtoter. Dub- and exclusively committed to his own proposals on additlo-n- tered Shearling Riam shown and lin/London by ship and coach shop and- offices and for reno- gaining market share, with said, had restored the credit and you are guaranteed to sold at sale, for Co, Waterford ality and on clarity of expendi- rating of t'h-e country at home survive. ls £46 return, fares of £52 re- vations aind alterations- to the high added value products, by ture. MOBILE Sheepbreediens Cup i Confined to turn are available for travel to front. — Carmel Feeney. giving a high level of customer and abroad. Th© markets are Never let your heart sink tow mountain areas o-f Waterford). Regional policy still seemed worried that Flan-aa Fall could London from towns in Clare, Co. Waterford — Take notice satisfaction and by .sophisticat- of marginal importance to the- message is simple, so prize winners in Class 1 ex- Limerick, Kerry, Tipperary, that I am applying to Water- ed and aggressive marketing be restored to power and this clear,. cluded — 1. Mr. Tom Walsh, people in the poorer regions. was keeping Interest rates SHOP Cork, Waterford. Wexford, Laois ford. County Council for outline techniques. It would only become a proper Treat doubt, and uncertainty Gliendalliigan. Leamybrien; 2. and Klldare. permission to erect a house on higher than they need neces- with disdain, — will be in the — Because of this and also be- instrument if local and regional sarily be. Mr. William Keating. Carri- The "Weekender Special" my site at Helvick,. Ring, Co. cause of tlhe extremely high always harbour- courage near NEW CAR PARK, THE QUAY geenageragh. Leamybrien: 3, authorities were involved, and You will find th-a-t. it's all) in motoring fare ls back for off- Waterford — Anthony Walish. cost and relatively low success if the Commission made pay- A return to poweir of Fianna DUNGARVAN Mr. John Qulnlan. Curraheen Waterford County Council — Fail, would, he sa-id. see- inter- th-e mind, peak travel. It costs £138 return rate of developing and launch- ments directly to the regions. ON THIS FRIDAY, SEPT. 26 Ra-thgo-rmack. (until October 14) and £109 re- I. Patrick O'-Fl-ynn, wish to ing new products, our proces- This would secure aid for really est raitesi soar up to the 16 ner so control the way that you Class 3 For Best Pen of 3 turn (October 17-December 9) apply to Waterford County sors should engage ln joint-ven- high priority projects. cent that would mean dearer feel Non-Registered Shearling Rams mortgages and more firms go- and every Friday. for a car, two adults and child- Clouncll for planlnng pe-rmliission tures preferably with companies It would also make the Com- If vou want to feel strong, bid shown and sold at Sale, for N. ren go free. to reconstruct s-choolhouse into which are strong in research ing to the wall witih high in- your doubts to be gone. For all your Sales, Repairs m unity grant really additional terest rates. Queally C'up (Confined to moun- Through fares by ship/rail diwellln-gh'ousie. also construct and marketing. Indeed, our only to the national expenditure. And vour sweet dreams will and Sewing aids tain areas of co. Waterford)— and ship/coach are also avail- septic tank ait my premises-, outstanding success such as Finally It would show t.he pub- "We have had to make hard all become real. A'll makes of se-wing machines 1, Vincent Walsh, Comeragh. able to other major British decisions, not always- papular, CTaniain-av. Ballymiacarbry, Co. Baileys Cream Liquer, Yoplait lic thiat the Community was 1 — PAT FARRELL Leamy-brien; 2, Tom Walsh, cities. Wartierford. Yoghurt and Whey alcohol have reaily helping the regions. but right decisions," he said. SEPT. 1986 Repaired. DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1986 PAGE THREE

TIDY TOWNS COMPETITION Ardmore Is Tidiest Village In Ardmore was en fete on Tues- tions to Kinsale on winning the day night of last week (Sept. overall award, Miss Cantwell 16) when It had been confirmed siaid that, as and from now. that it had been voted the Tidi- that became Ardmore's ultimate est Village in Ireland in this objective. "And it's one I believe year's Tidy Town's Competition. 4ft Ireland we can also achieve," she added. Tire beautiful and picturesque Wlille the community effort seaside holiday resort scored a ln this year has been superb, total of 177 marks in the compe- Faiite and Mr. Michael Mc- WONDERFUL COMMUNITY Miss cantwell said that after the Tidy Towns treasurer had tition, a truly remarkable ach- Nulty, Director General, Bord EFFORT being selected as one of only words of praise for Waterford ievement, and a just reward for Faiite. "It is the culmination of a two Irish entries in the presti- Co. Council and in particular the work put in by the whole John Fitzgerald, Chairman of truly wonderful community ef- gious 'Entente Florale' competi- the Co. Manager, Mr. Dan Hur- community in preparation for Ardmore Tidy Town's Commit- fort," siaid Miss Cantwell who tion this year, their hopes of ley. and the Co. Engineer, Mr. the competition. added that from the beginning winning a major Tidy Towns John O'Flynn. tee and Caroline Walsh, secre- award were high. The results were announced tary, were in Dublin for t'he an- of the year every organisation "The Co. council has played at a reception in the Royal Hos- nouncement of the awards. in the parish had become In- "We have not been disap- a major role In our victory and pital, Kilmainham, on Tuesday volved in the task of 'beautify- pointed and being officially no praise can be to high also evening which wias attended by In their absence an elated ing Ardmore.' named the Tidiest Village in for the area foreman, Mr. Billy Mr. Liam Kavanagh, T.D., Min- Leila Cantwell, treasurer, who the country fulfils what has Alien, and the local employee, ister for Tourisim.. Fisheries and acted as spokesperson, said that "The co-operation of an en- been a burning ambition among Mr. Michael O'Rourke." Forestry- Mr. Michael Moyni- everyone in the local commu- tire community was forthcom- the local people for many han, T.D., Minister of State, do.: nity would be unashamedly ing and now we have had our years." Miss Cantwell said that all Mr. P. V. Doyle, Chairman, Bord thrilled at the achievement. reward." Generous in her congratuia- 2£ members of their Tidy Towns Committee had led the commu- nity effort by example, while she also lauded the marvellous efforts of the local group Austin De.-sy, T.D., Minister for Agriculture, presenting one of the individually inscribed "KATS" (Keep Ardmore Tidy Society i. "The children did tro- decanters to thc team captain Kieran O'Connor at the Guinness HolTmans Rugby Festival held jan work throughout the year," at Dungarvan Rugby grounds on Sunday week last. Pictured are (1. to r.) Aidan Clarke (Presi- she said. dent), Austin Deasy, T.D., Pat Cullinane (Vice- President), Kieran O'Connor, Dick Hearne (Area Sales Manager Guinness Group Sales). COUNTY AWARDS Ardmore were also winners of the county award. Highly re- commended with 172 marks were Passage East. Crooke and Dunmore East while Stradbally DUNGARVAN SCOUT NOTES with 171 marks was also com- mended. (11-th 32nd WATERFORD) TROOP MEETING THURSDAY NIGHT CUBS KINSALE WINS badge, the scout skills and the OVERALL AWARD We kicked off the meeting senior scout Skills. The lads do- This week our programme Kinsale, with 178 marks has with a few games. One of the ing the senior scout skills are consisted cf both education' and won the overall National Award games was a relay game and the working on the expedition and activity. One of the main at- in the competition. In addition, lads had to first of all jump exploration parts Of the test tractions of our active part of it has won the title of Ireland's over a chair and then go under and they have a weekend plan- the programme was our rugby Tidiest small Town. This is only another chair — "over and un- ned. (The objective of this test game with impressive scoring the second time the National der" — and .the first team at is to allow the lads to -take care from both sides. Even tile ref Award has gone to County cork alert won. Many of our scouts of themselves without the lead- scored twice — he believes in — Dunmanway won it in 1982 had problems in going under ers!. But of course we will fair play. Then we had a com- and it is the first time that a the chair as they were "big check to see how they are do- bined game of education acti- major tourism resort has won men"? But Owen Cunningham ing. More news of this weekend vity and scouting which was the top award. found a new way. Instead of next week. called rucsac relay — what him going under the chair he After testwork we watched a bright person thought of that? CONCERN FOR put the chair through him? video of •Portumna 85," which Towards the end of our pro- ENVIRONMENT After we grew tired we gave the we took part in. As we were gramme when everyone was lads a treat and we did some watching the video, who ap- drained of energy we named Referring to the overall stan- test work. peared on it but "our troop," our sixers for the forthcoming dards this year, the adjudica- marching along as proud as year which are as follows — tors said that there was a con- TEST WORK could be. (Hollywood here we Mark Deegan, Sean McCarthy. tinuing concern for the environ- Stephen Terry. Derek Foley and come). Colin Walsh. We would like to ment evident among competi- Wc- broke up into three The meeting ended at 9 p.m. tors. Evidence of this could be groups. The following groups take this opportunity to wish and a court of honour followed them the best in their new posi- seen, for example, in the atten- were the people doing the scout immediately. tion given to improving the pre- tions. We ended our meeting sentation of existing old build- with the cub scout prayer and ings. Once again there are en- an orderly but slow exit from couraging signs that the litter the den. problem is being conquered in more towns and villages. 28th Waterford B' Scout NOTE The Tidy Towns Competition Copies of our regional and Pictured at the presentation of prizes above are (left to right) Mr. Michael MacNulty, Director General, Bord Faiite; Mr. attracted 765 entries, it has six section programme are avail- categories and continues to at- Jim O'Hea of HGW Paints Ltd.; Mrs. Caroline Bowen Walsh receiving the Award for Best Village for Ardmore, Mr. able to all Thursday night tract a high level of interest in Troop (Youth Centre) parents for 86/87. Contact the Liam Kavanagh, T.D., Minister for Tourism, Fisheries and Forestry, and Minister of State for Tourism, Mr. Michael towns and villages throughout section leader. Moynihan, T.D. the country. SENIOR SCOUTS FIRST PATROL OVERNIGHT This section has recently un- Our first patrol overnight of RENOVATION WORK dertaken the tasik of providing this nature has been planned by th-e troop with Its first star the Viper Fiatrol. They have The troop are very busy this ATHLETIC? seout. Although this Is a rela- selected Mount Stuart as a week in repairing the den. As MINISTER'S CALL tively new section, a few of our base. The theme of the expedi- you may have noticed as you 'SS' have been venturing tion -is testwork. in particular walked down Mary Street, we through the scout progress relation to the scout badge re- have started work on our top TO FARMERS scheme for some time now. quirements. as many members windows (so watch your heads). selves to ensure that, by proper (Perhaps too long?). I have been of this patrol are new. It is We also put up a new sign on Gerry Deegan Wins As part of bhe continuing promised a star scout by Dec- the wall at the back of the car efforts to eradicate sheep scab dipping, their sheep are kept here that they will learn the free of scab. ember 25th, 1986. Will I get one. basic skills of scouting, the art park to let people know where the Minister for Agriculture, of give ?ind take. the Dungarvan Scouts are Mr. Austin Deasy, has called located. upon all sheep farmers to have COLLIGAN DAY HIKE AND FINALLY their sheep dipped within the This Saturday the 'SS' will be IN GENERAL period fixed by the Local Auth- hiking to Colligan to complete This Saturday night, as the orities in their areas. more outdoor testwork. This in- In the weeks to come we hope Festival 10km. Viper Patrol will be camping, 1 Over three hundred athletes lete to finish. Kathleen Connors fixture of the season in Water- The Minister emphasised that cludes basic scouting, orienteer- an alternative programme has to take in a couple of day hikes , from all over Ireland and a won the over 35 ladles section. ford will be held at the Clover proper dipping of sheep in the ing and cooking mostly; com- been set and therefore we will and we also hope to go to Kll- number from across-Channel Centre, Ferrybank at 1.30 p.m. Autumn, when the scab mite is plete with a set of tasks lead- not be in the Youth Centre this brien for a weekend where we COUNTY ATHLETIC ing to a few merit badges. week. Scouts will be contacted will tackle the Comeraghs for competed in the 'annual Water- CONVENTION It is promoted by F'errybank most active, would go a long ford Festival 10km. Road Race A.C. and full details are avail- way towards eradicating the On behalf of the C.O.H. and by the P/L's during the week. the "fifth time" in a row. members of the 28th 'B,' I'd like on Sunday last sponsored by On Monday evening next, able from Mr. A. Hallissey at disease in a short time. He also —("SUB-SCRIBE"), Trustee Savings Bank, Water- September 29th at 8 p.m. in the 051-32363 or 32507. advised farmers who have to wish James Power a speedy —("F.-Tr. Scribe"). ford and Munster Express. Augustinlan College, Abbeyside, bought in sheep to have them recovery from his recent injury. Dungarvan, the Annual Conven- CROSS COUNTRY FIXTURES dipped before letting them mix The winner was well known tion of the County B.L.E. Ath- with their flocks. The Minister SCOUT TROOP Waterford City athlete. Gerry Sunday, October 5th — Open letic Board takes place and all Meeting, Gusserone. New Ross. pointed to the fact that sheep Over the coming few weeks, Deegan, in a time of 30 minutes, clubs are asked to be repre- scab is a highly contagious dis- 09 seconds: in second place was Sunday. October 12th — Open another bout of activities has sented. Fixture. Kilroacow — Juvenile, ease and for this reason flock been lined up. Incorporating Tony O'Leary, Leevale, Cork Junior. Senior, Veterans. owners have a duty to their in 30 minutes, 28 seconds and COUNTY BOARD COLLECTION neighbours as well as to them- our theme of patrol awareness,' SLANEY MEATS Denis Noonan, Clonliffe Har- there will be two separate pat- riers, Dublin was third just in- This weekend all over the rol overnights. A troop day-hike front of Tony Ryan, Dungar- county the Annual Collection will also be planned. These pat- van, the holder of the title. for the County Athletic Board rol hikes will be totally planned INTERNATIONAL will be held. Clubs tn the west and organised by the P/L and Dungarvan finished third in of the county are asked to or- his patrol members. WANTED — COWS, BULLOCKS, BULLS AND the team race the athletes be- ganise In their areas — the per- THIS WEEK ACOT CO. WATERFORD SAYS ing Ger Cantwell, Tom Mee- mit covers Friday, Saturday and In the context of the Minis- HEIFERS han and James Veale. Sunday. INSTALLATION AID FOR prior to 1st July, 1986. In the ter's statement, the Department YOUNG FARMERS case of Joint Ownership of the of Agriculture points out that Top prices paid — Collected anywhere Athletes In the first ten FERRYBANK land the following applies:— flock owners who fail to comply did not score in the team race Applicant farmers must be Married couple: Spouse must with the Regulations governing Contact Local Agent:— and Mick Roche was eighth On Sunday next, September under 35 years of age. No land be undsr 35 years but need not the compulsory dipping oi SHEEP SALES AT overall and second over 35 ath- 28th the final track and field can be owned by the applicant fulfil Educational Requirements. sheep are liable to prosecution JAMES LONERGAN — Tel. 051-91139 Other Joint Ownerships: Each and could also 'forfeit grants SLANEY MEATS — Tel. 054-77155 applicant must be under 35 under the Sheep Headage Pay- DUNGARVAN MART years and must fulfil the Educa- ments Scheme. The Annual Sale of Mule Ewe tional Requirements. Lambs & Greyface Ewe Lambs GRASS TETANY was held at Dungarvan Mart on Wednesday, Sept. 10th. The B'oth suckler and dairy cows sale consisted of 1,450 ewes and are susceptible to grass tetany. ORMONDE lambs. 250 Dept. of Agriculture Feed 2 ozs. of calcined magne- Mule Ewe Lambs were on offer slto/head/day. especially on and they met a good lively farms where tetany is a prob- WELCOMES trade (£45 to ,£75). The really THE GROVE FILLING STATION TALLOW lem. good quality Grey Face Ewe TYRES ! — TYRES ! — TYRES ! ABORTION Lambs were aiso in good de- TAOISEACH'S mand. Some lots of Blackface NEW RADIALS 155x12 £21.00 Abortions occur at this time Mountain Ewes made UP to 155X13 £23.00 of year. It is always important £62.50 per head. 165x13 £25.00 to determine the cause. Assume t-hs abortion was caused by a ANNOUNCEMENT DETAILS OF SALE New Tyres, including Good Year G800, Grand Prix, contagious disease organism, In a statement issued recent- Scmperit, Micheiin, Vredestein, Marshall and 5 Mule Ewe Lambs property many more. (Brucellosis, Leptospirosis) un- ly, Dr. Donul Ormonde, T.D., of Thos. Horgan, Kilmacthomas til proven otherwise. F'lanna Fall spokesman for sold to Phil Beausang, Grange, Remoulds: 135x13, 145x13, 155x13. 165x13 _ All £11.00. SHEEP Health, welcomed the Taois- £72.50. each's announcement, giving 20-50 Oil Only £5.50 per gallon 5 Mule Ewe Liambs property of We stock New Tyres in all sizes, Including Tractor. Fluke ,1s a serious problem the go-ahead for tihe construc- Thos. Horgan. Kilmacthomas. this year on many farms. Dos- tion of Waterford Regional Hos- sold to M'l. McKeown, Bonma- ing with one of the newer pro- pital. Tel. NOEL HEKLEY 058/56298 hon, £67.50. Open for Petrol, Diesel and Car Gas, 7 days, 8 a.m. to 9 p.m, ducts such as Fascines will kill 5 Mule Ewe Lambs property immature as well as the mature The provision of a new hospi- tal for the people of Waterford of Ursula Connors, Leamybrien. flukes. Repeat doses after 6 to sold to John Connolly. Culla- 8 weeks. was the main iss'ue of Dr. Or- monde's electioneering cam- nagh. Carrick-on-'Suir, £62.00. Dut to poor grass growth paign and he has since his el- 5 Mule Ewe Lambs property nutrition of ewes at matins may ection 3.J years ago relentlessly of Con Lucey. Portlaw. sold to not be adequate. Feed .! to i lb. pursued the Issue, demanding Martin Murphy, G-owran, Co. roiled barley per head per day at every opportunity that the Kilkenny. £64.50. to the ewes for the mating Government give the people of 16 Grev Face Ewe Lambs, BcECHER'S FOR ANIMAL FEEDS season. the South-Bast their fair share property cf Wm. Power. Leamy- of the capital allocation budget. brien. sold to Tom Walsh, Strad- ATTENTION FARMERS!— He has personally been involved bally. £62.50. We stock the full range of Animal Feeds at the right ln the planning of Ardkieen 14 Grey Face Ewe Lambs since its commencement in 1-977 property of Ml. Murphy, Kil- prices:— representing the consultants on macthomas, sold to Ml. Mc- Maverick Milk Substitute, Cattle and Dairy Nuts, the project team. Keown. Bonmahon, £62.50. Course Calf Meal, Calf Pencils, Call Nuts, Beef Nuts BLOOD PRESSURE 25 li Bladkiface Mountain Dr. Ormonde said "from a (with Romensan), Barley Balance Fine Meal, Parata, Bull medical advancement and job Ewes property of Ml. Coyne. creation point of view the con- Bultinamuit, sold to Liam Nuts; Broiler Foods, Layers Mash and Pellets, Pig CLINICS struction of the new hospital Blackmore. Kilkenny, £60.50. Rations, Bonh;im Creep Pellets, Sheep and Lamb Nuts, 25 li Blackface Mountain Blood Pressure Check Centres will be of enormous benefit to K.N.Z. Mineral Licks, etc., etc. — All at unbeatable prices. Mr. Aidan Dempsey, General Manager, Snowcrcam Dairies Ltd., presenting a sponsorship for the month of October. 1986, Waterford, an area heretofore Ewes, property of Ml. Coyne, organised by the Irish Heart sadly overlooked by this Gov- Ballinamult. sold t0 P. Farring- cheque to Dungarvan's Maria Moloney who is a member of the four car Irish team taking Foundation in association with ernment." ton, Bal'lymore-Eustace, £63.50. MSCHAEL BEECHER part in an international rally in Cyprus ax thc moment. Also included are Mr. Paddy Cum- Regional Health Boards will be Dr. Ormonde Is somewhat ap- mins, Assistant Chief Executive, Waterford Co-op and Mr. Dec Goode, Chairman, Dun- held as follows: Wednesday, 1st prehensive as to the start, up Printed and published by thc TALLOW, CO. WATERFORD October — Dungarvan- at Dental Proprietors ai their Office a"(l garvan UDC. (Photo: David Stearn) date of construction but expres- WI1Y NOT GIVE US A TRY. Section. St. Joseph's Hospital sed the hope that it would be- Worl

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Week - End T.V. Viewing RADLEYS LOUNGE ring Charles Btoyer and Jean sniper in action in a Los' An- SATURDAY, SEPT. 27 Arthur. 5.20 — Black Magic. 6.20 geietsi stadium packed with spec- 8.05 a.m. — Open University. ABBEYSIDE Maritime. 7.20 — Late Late tators for a championship foot- I.55 p.m. — Film: Kings Row. Extra. 7.50 — Nuacht. 8.00 — ball game. (19760. 1.20-1.25 a.m. Ranald Rieagsun stars: ta the Treasure Hunt. 9.00 — Grey- —Weather. celebrated1 romantic melodrama SATURDAY SEPT. 27 hound Racing. 10.00 __ Crazy as the small-town boy who. 1.40 — News Headlines fol- Like A Fox. 10.55 — Koinonia. denied his first love, falls for a WEEK-END ENTERTAINMENT lowed by Sports Stadium; 5.05 I beautiful girl .('Aon Sheridan) — The Life And Times Of SUNDAY, SEPT. 28 Grizzly Adams. 6.00 — The An- (1941). 3.55 — Laramie. 4.45— Friday, September 26 gelus. 6.01 — News. 6.10 — Car- 4.00 — The 1985 Budwelser Championship Darts. 6.35 — Arlington Million. 5.00 — Walk- Worldi Chess' Report. 7.05 — toon Time. 6.20 _ Wild West Saturday, September 27 — Waterford's iNo. 1 Group- Revisited. 8.05 — Remington ing To New Orleans. 6.00 Dick- Newsivlew. 7.45 — Saturday Re- Steele. 9.00 — News. 9.15 — On ens Of London. 7.00 — National FRIDAY, SEPT. 26 view. 8.35—One Villllage In China THE PARTNERS Geographic. 8.00 — Nuacht and tnew series). 9.15 — Ashkenazy Wings Of Eagles (Part 1). Star- 6.55-7.25 a.m. — 'Open Univer- ring Burt Lancaster, Richard News for the Deaf. 8.10 — The fc Welsi. 10'. 25 — Championship Sunday, September 28 — HAMLET Sunday Concert. 9.10 — The sity. 9.00 — Pages from Ceefax. Darts la.05'—International Golf. Crenna and Paul Lemat. 11.45— 9 30—Open School.- 2.15 — Golf Feature Film: Rough Out. Star- II.45-i.35 a.m.—Film: Dance Of Late News. And Racing. 5.25 —News Sum- ring Burt Reynolds, Lesley-Anne The Vampires. Roman, Polan- SUNDAY, SEPT. 28 down and David Niven. mary with subtitles'; Weath >r. ski's superb tale parodying the —12.15 — Service Of Holy Com- 5.30'—Championship Darts. 6.00 horror genre, with Jack Mac- munion. 1.00 — Closedown. 2.35 —Film: The Spy With My Face. Miss Margaret Landers, Aglish who was the winner of the Gowran's Professor Abronslus —Tightrope To Terror. 3.30 — The- Mian from UNCLE series. Miss Aglish Queen Contest photographed with the runners-up < looking like a dotty Einstein) Sunday Matinee: A Town Like Starring Robert Vaughn and and actor'director Polansiki as Miss Helen Doherty, Cappoquin and Miss Eva Mangan, Aglish Alice. Starring Virginia Me- David McCallum. 7.3.0 — Ebony. his assistant. Alfred tiptoeing and a group of admirers. Kenna Peter Finch and Tran 8.00—One Pialr Of Eyes. 8.30 — 1 through the' snow, inns and Van Khe. 5.35 _ Suil Thart. Gardeners ' World. 9.00— Screen castles of Transylvania on the 6.00 — News followed by Sports Two: The Burston Rebellion. Results. 6.15 — Box Camera. 6.55 trail of vampires. Supporting Park House FRIDAY, SEPT. 26 10.30—Newsnight. 11.20 — Wea- cast includes Ferdy Mayne. Alfie — Feature Film : The Great t her view. 11.25 — Championship 6.LI0 a.m.—ceefax AM. 6.50 — Bass' and the lovely Sharon Locomotive Chase. Starring Darts. 12.25-1.10 a.m. _ Inter- •weaiKitast 1 ime. y.2u iiJiOeiral Taite (1967). Fess Parker, Jeffrey Hunter and national Golf. MAIN STREET, DUNGARVAN Jeff York. 8.30 — Glenroe. 9.00— Assemoiy iya.t>. lu.i-u — Play News. 9.15 — Dempsey And dcnool. IO.SJ—Liberal nssemoly Makepeace. 10.15 — The Sunday iy»o. U'^.io p.m. — inteiraiiatiional Friday, September 26 — STARDUST Game. 11.30 — Late News. uo.t. i.uj — lNeiw-s Alter isoon. l.bu—±iOiieiy Coney. 1.40 — ±-a.ges Saturday, September 27 — EXIT MINNIES (Tom ueeiax. z.Ou — i.lDeral ns- AND FOR THE REST OF RTE 2 stemDly l'Jtfo. 3.52 — Regional Sunday, September 28 — NORTH BROTHERS ivews. 3.o5—Whizz. 4.10—fauper- LOUNGE ted. 4.15 —Beat The Teacner. J.C.B. FOR HIRE. Telephone 058/41538 SATURDAY SEPT. 27 4.3il>—Lheggers r lays Pop. 5.0\J— THE WEEK 3.40 — Saturday Matinee : John Cravens nd who wakes She Wrote; 8.30 Iris '86; 9 p.m. Too Of The Pops: 7.30 Family TENNIS CLUB up in hospital where a beauti- News- 9.30 Hill Street Blues; Ties- 8 p.m Nuacht; 8.10 Mart — will be held on — ful woman claims she is> his 10.25 Alfred Hitchcock Presents: And Market: 8.20 Mailbag: 8.40 wife. When slowly regaining his 10.50 They Die On Our Roads; Touchdown: 9.45 Bodyline; 10.40 11.20 Late News. Mona Lisa — The Picture: 11.10 CROTTY'S INN NOTES mind, he realises that, be is' part of a murder plot. Senta Berger Newsnight- 11.30 Garda Patrol SATURDAY NIGHT RTE 2 — 5.30 A Country Prac- also stars' in this 1967 thriller. followed by Night Light. tice: 6 p.m. Earth watch; 6.30 1.00-1.05 a.rru—Weather. NEXT LEAMYBRIEN The Causeway Tennis club The Eddlson Twins: 7 p.m. The FRIDAY took a breather from tourna- Cosby Show- 7.30 Coronation SEPTEMBER 27 Friday Sept. 27 — Co. Waterford Sheep Breeders ments this week after the busy SATURDAY, SEPT. 27 Street; 8 p.m. Nuacht- 8.15 The RTE 1—2.05 Good Afternoon: Members and Friends. RAM DANCE — Danain,g 9.30-11.30 p.m. schedule of the summer 8.30' a.m„ — The Family-Ness. Spy Who Loved Me. Starring The Brothers: 3 p.m. Live- At months. However to keep us all 8.35—The M'uppet Babies.. 9.00— Roger Moore and Barbara Three; 4 p.m. Sons And Daugh- Saturday, September 28— fit and active during the com- Saturday Superstore. 12.15 p.m. Bach; 10.30 Wogan; 11.10 News- ters; 4.30 Dempsey's Den, start- ing season we are starting our night: 11.30 Night Light. ing with Bosco: 5 p.m. Pat's Kilrossanty Under Age GAA Club present: —Grandstand. 5.05—Nleiwsi; Wea- winter programme with the ther Neiws. 5.15 — Sports News Chat; 5.10 Newsline: 5.30 Work; ever popular Open Draw Mixed RICHIE HALPIN — 9.30-11.30 p.m. Wialesi. 5.20—Roland Rlat — The TUESDAY 6 p.m. The Angelus; 6.01 News- Doubles Competition. (As I Series. 5.45—Dr,. Who. 6.,10—The time: 6.30 Play The Game: 7 Sunday, September 29 — TWO-OF-A-KIND write this I oan almost hear the RTE 1—2.30 Good Afternoon; p.m. Cagney And Lacey: 7.55 BALLYDUFF BALLINVELLA COMHALTAS CEOLTOlRI groans from some of our male Ntael Edmonds Late Late Break- 3 p.m. Live At Three- 4 p.m. fast Show. 6.40—Every Second Live From Oastlebar: 9 p.m. EIREANN players!) — two sections of 4.30 Dempsey's Den, starting News; 9.30 The Late Late Show; Coming Saturday, October 4 — BIG TOM Counte. 7.15—The Russi Abbot course to cater for all standards with Bosco- 5.05 Dilin O Dea- 11.20 Nissan Cycling; 12.15 Late Show. 7.4'5 — Casualty. 8.35 — of play. mhas; 5.15 Paint For Fun; 5.30 News. Film: Seemisi Like Old Times. The Prisoner Of Zenda; 6 p.m. We will also be running our Lawyer Glenda parks' (Go'.idie IRISH NIGHT Annual Winter League, which The Angelus: 6.01 Newstime; RTE 2 — 11 a.m. The Suntory Hawn) and Distrlot Attorney was a very successful singles, 6.30 Rapid Roulette- 7 p.m. World Matchplay Tournament; husband1 Ira (Charles Grodta) teams, tournament last year. Hooked International- 7.30 3.15 The suntory World Match- Saturday, September 27 live ta pleaS'ant confusion which Every Ninety Seconds; 8.05 The Details of both these compe- play Tournament; 5.25 The turns' itioi chaos, when Glendia* dis- Fall Guy; 9 p.m. News- 9.30 IN ST. MICHAEL'S HALL, BALLYDUFF JR's NITE CLUB - LISMORE HOTEL titions will be pinned on the Smurfs- 5.55 The Sullivans; 6.25 covers' her accident-prone ex- Hotel: 10.25 Party With The notice board during the week Space Flight; 7.25 A Gardeners' Telephone 058/54304; 54219 Rovers- 10.55 Preview Nissan MUS,C BY: and we hope to see all our play- husi'aiand Nick (Chevy Chase) World- 8 p.m. Nuacht: 8.15 Mis- hiding in their garage after Cycling. 11.40 Late News. fits Off Science- 9.10 Little Bobby & Ann Gardiner Friday, September 26— ers join us, in what we hope, with your help, will be an en- being shanghaied' Into perform- People; 10.15 'Wilde Alliance; RTE 2—5.30 A Country Prac- Dancing 10 to 1, joyable but probably chilly ing a tank robbery. Made in 11.10 Newsnight; 11.30 Wogan. DANCING TO COLETTE & COSMOS tice; 6 p.m. Space Flight- 7 p.m. season of winter tennis. 1980. 10.15 — News and- Sport; Hloodstrike: 7.30 The Mountain Bar Extension — Admission £3 And now for non-members Weather News. 10.30- Biott On The' Landscape. 11.25 — Flilm: Lark; 8 p.m. Nuacht; 8.15 Glen- who would like to don warm roe; 8.45 Trapper John M.D.: Saturday, September 27 — VIDEO NITE DISCO track-siuits and join us for Two-Minute Warning. Charlton HesitOn. John' Cassavetes, Mar- 9.45 100 Great Paintings: 9.55 Over 18s — Bar — Neat Dress coffee — winter membership is Cineclub: Broken Lu'llaby. star- now open for half the normal tin Bailsam and Beau Bridges star in a suspense' movie with a ring Lionel Ballymore, Nancy fee. — (A. Stacey). Carroll and Phillips Holmes: 11.10 Newsnight- 11.30 Night Light. folette WEDNESDAY SPORTSMANS INN, LOUNGE COLLIGAN ROCKIES & EMMETTS G.A.A. RTE 1—2.30 Good Afternoon; (SUPPORTERS' CLUB) 3 p.m. Live At Three; 4 p.m. Emmerdale Farm; 4.30 Demp- BAR & RESTAURANT sey's Den. starting with Bosco; 5 p.m. Super Ted: 5.15 The EWGIUIPHES jfl ANNUAL FASHION Campbells- 5.45 Talk For The D'K PoannoTiQNs, CAPPOQUIN Jewish New Year: 6 p.m. The V».,lVMQL.£raiM,CO. CORK Angelus- 6.01 Newstime; 6.40 TEi- Itaen SBEG66 1- ™ SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 28 — fELSTAR SHOW Sound The Eagles Whistle; 7.10 On Wings Of Eagles (Pari, 2i); LAWLOR'S HOTEL, DUNGARVAN 9 p.m. News- 9.30 More Plain Bar Extension — Food Served Tales- 9.55 The Rockford Files: THIS THURSDAY, SEPT. 25 10.50 Nissan Cycling: 1'1.35 Late Now open for functions, birthdays, weddings, etc. at 8.30 p.m. News. Free Hall — Bar Extensions FASHIONS BY MARY LEE RTE 2—5.30 A Country Prac- Telephone 058/54662 Admission £3.50 tice; 6 o.m. Soace Flight: 7 p.m. Session Folk- 7.30 Coronation Street- 8 p.m. Nuacht: 8.15 The English Gentleman; 9.05 The Twilight Zone: 10.05 Cheers: 10.30 Wogan- 11.10 Newsnight; SEA VIEW, THE PIKE, 11.30 Night Light. HAYES DUNGARVAN THURSDAY RTE 1—2.30 Good Afternoon: Friday, September 26 — PROGRESSIVE 45 3 o.m. Live At Three: 4 p.m. In aid of Stradbally School [Fund. THE "GATS" BAR Emmerdale Farm: 4.30 Demp- sey's Den, starting with Bosco; MOUNT MELLERAY 5 p.m. Dilin O Deamhas- 5.10 Saturday, September 27 — C.B. CRAZY NIGHT Cartoons- 5.25 space Ghost And MUSIC BY EXCEL Thursday, September 25 — CARDS Dlno Boy 5.50 Garda Patrol: 6 p.m. The. Angelus; 6.01 News Sunday, September 28 — WILLIE WHITE Sunday, Sept. 28 — Sing Along with MELODY SOUND Time: 6.35 Half Hour Hay; 7.05 COSMOS Wh0 PlayinR at ,R S Simon And Simon; 8 p.m. Hold S?Sfr 26 ' ' Hotel, an Friday next, DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1986 PAGE FIVE

G.A.A. Notes By Commentator Sixteen Teams In Action NEXT SUNDAY ABBEYSIDE TEA-PARTY Last week-end there was a complete close-down because of It might appear out of place the All-Irelands and n0 club on a G.A.A. column, but it re- championship matches were Next Sunday fers to the major fund raising P'ayed. Now it's a case that scheme recently undertaken by after the calm there comes the the Abbeyside / Ballinacourty storm and what a week-end of again and should they repro- tioular were without a few of clubs. This American-style func- activity it's going to be, with duce their current champion- their prominent players, thus tion seems to have gripped the no less than sixteen teams in ship form here they must giving the new selection com- local community and the num- action at four of our divisional qualify at least for the divis- mittee an opportunity of seeing bers attending is very encour- venues. Unless we have drawn ional final on successive sea- some of their younger players aging. They tell us that more games, no less than eight of sons. in action. I understand that the hostesses are very welcome to the sides engaged will bow out I saw Stradbally in their two selectors had good reasons to become involved and those an- of the championshio and recent championship games feel pleased with the display, xious to go, but who are unable leagues for yet another year as and I honestly could not see while at the same time aware to host a table, can be accom- all the listed matches are either them beat the Emmetts unless of the many problems facing modated by contacting Mrs. semi-finals or finals. there is going to be a laspe of them for the next year or so. Leanore Byrne, the Square or This is a situation where one form on their part. Uo to this We have a very long and hard Mrs. Margaret Cashin, St. Aug- lias to be careful about select- stage Stradbally's second road to follow and we realise ustine's Terrace. ing the match which will be string, by whom they are rep- that it is going to take a long Tickets for the car and other resented here, have not played time to build a side that can rated the feature game in the attractive prizes are also still very interesting list of Sunday against sides of the same qual- challenge lor a place at the available. games. I believe that the game ity as have Emmetts and this top. but It is nevertheless en- that most peoDle will be talking is one reason for feeling that couraging to find that the pro- COISTE NA about on Sunday night will be this challenge may be beyond cess appears to have been set mBUNSCOILEANNA the intermediate football tie be- them. in motion. IARTHAR PHORTLAIRGE Dungarvan 'A' team, runners-up in the Seiko Teams of Four Sea Angling Competition held by Dungarvan SAC and sponsored tween Brickeys and Sliabh gOua (West waterfor Primary by Timemark Ltd. Pictured are (1. to r.) Con Hayes (President, Dungamn SAC), Tony Crowe, Tony Elstead, Miss Patricia which is listed as the second TALLOW v. BALLYGUNNER In this game we were trail- Schools' Board) match at Cappoquin. it will be ing by four points at half-time Magee (Sales Rep. Timemark Ltd.), John Molloy (Chairman, Dungarvan SAC), Ailbe O'Donoghue, Miss Jo?^n Higgins (Time- Twelve months ago Tallow preceded by the Abbeyside (1-9 to 0-8) after being disallow- mark Ltd.) and John Cronin. ' (Photo: David' Stearn) were being hailed as the best Draws And Fixtures : Peil v. Fourmilewater intermediate ed a goal that looked very team in the county having re- Roinn "A" — A 'Dungarvan: B hurling divisional semi-final. legitimate. tained the senior hurling Tallow; C Abbeyside; D Bally- Both matches should give pat- In the second half, Water- macarbry; E Lismore. county title which they won in ford showed good improvement rons at the Cappoquin venue Na Cluichi: Round 1 — B v 1984. They added very consid- and with well taken goals by good value for their money. C: D v. E: A bye. Sept. 27. erably to their proud hurling Anthony Cooney (2) and Der- Round 2 — C v. D- E v. A- B reputation some months later mot Callaghan we got back into bye. October 4. DUNGARVAN G.A.A. NOTES TALLOW BRICKEYS v. SLIABH gCUA when they were unluckily pip- the game with a chance, in all INTER-COUNTY ; will be done in "throwing an ped by Kilruane/McDonaghs' Round 3 — E v. B- A v. D: C resjume action until nexit year, The two football clubs have we scored 3-11 as against 3-19 RECOGNITION ! eye'' over our opponents- in the who were eventually to become bye. October 11. while Joe Burns's badly frac- both given us thrills galore for Tipperary and considering ! decider. All-Ireland club champions. Round 4 — B' v. A: C v. E: D tured thumb will also sideline both at senior and intermediate our championship form this Now. following their very un- bye. October 18. It's good to see a number of Be it Fourmilltewater 0r Abbey- him for the remainder of the G.A.A. level before and i feel confi- was not a bad result at all. expected lapse in the present Round 5 — A v. C- D v. B E players currently being given side who provide the final op- year. dent that Sunday's clash will championships, they find them- Team — P, curran- J. O'Don- bye. October 25. well-ldeserved imter-icounty re- position we will be up against 'l lie loss of these three superb see the best of both and the re- selves fighting for survival as oghue, J. Dun-ford, R. Ronayne; All games to be played before cognition it. However, morale in the camp players is an incalculable one, sult will be a great finish to a senior hurling club when T. Sheehan, D. Foran. S. Ah- the above dates. Although sltdM only 19. Der- is high and' we remain quietly but it simply increases the NOTES what has been a verv well con- they play Ballygunner in a earne: Pat Curran, N. Crowley: Peil Roinn "B." Section 1—A mot Callaghan has won his oiptiimiisitic of annexing the title responsibility on the remaining tested championship. This is a relegation game at Fraher field K. Ryan. M. Ronayne; A. Coo- Clashmore/Pil./B. Our.; B An place on to the county senior that eluded us so narrowly a members of tihe panel. SENIOR HURLING game that might prove helpful on Sunday. Fortunately for ney; P. Bennett, P. Ryan, B. Rinn; C Grange/Ardmore. hurling pianei lor the forth- year ago. On the brighter slide however to the county selectors Our game v. Ballygunner is them, the side they play here Lawton. Sub. _ D. Callaghan Na Cluichi: Round 1 — A v coming National' League, and we Denis McGrath has returned coming up on Sunday next at Throughout the champion- are the only team which they for B. Lawton and H. Skehan B; C bye, sept. 27. are certain that if given the SUCCESSFUL FUNDRAISING after Illness, while Bro. Hickey Fraher Field, Dungarvan. Train- ship, the Brickeys have shown found themselves able to beat for K. Ryan. Round 2 — B v. C: A bye. chance tio display his> talents he The club's fundraising activi- is a/iiso back in training and ing as usual, Tuesday and consistent form and in the in their six matches so far. October 4. will do just that. ties have been going superbly showing fine form. Thursday nights. majority of their games they They beat Ballygunner by 2-6 Round 3 — C v. A- B bye. Thie senior football' county KERRY AGAIN well afill year thanks to the have come from behind to win. to 0-5, way back in June and October 11. selectors have also honoured UNDER 12s WIN AGAIN MINOR CELEBRATIONS One of the games I have in hopefully they can repeat this Ail games to be played before Martin Sheehan and Derek tremendous efforts of many The result of the All-Ireland pe-opte. A hefty delbit balance at mind was their extraordinary here and make sure of a place senior football final turned out the above dates. Lyons' by Including them on the Our under 12 footballers con- The lads brought the cup to the sitant of 1986 has' been wiped come-back when they looked in the 1P87 senior hurling as expected and once again the Peil Roinn "B." Section 2—A league panel, and here surely tinued on their winning way in Ardmore last Friday night and out and all 'going well there very weh beaten by An Rinn in championship. We need clubs famous Kingdom survived, but Ballyduff; B Ballinameela; C are players well worth their the Bord na nOg tournament had a great night out in the first or second round. They like Tallow in our premier com- the match was far more excit- Touraneena. place on any Waterford football should be a surplus in the with an impressive victory over Rooney's Pub. Stradbally last Saturday. appear to be playing better petition. ing than the majority of the Na Cluichi: Round 1 — A v. team right mow. "kiitty" when AGM time comes than they have done for a num- round sometime in December. JUNIOR HURLING forecasters had predicted. For B; C bye. Sent. 27. Martin' of course was * Wa- The improvement on the win- ber of seasons and have trained It might be interesting to 50 minutes it was a thriller and Round 2 — B v. C; A bye. terford "regular" until his' work ning display against Abbeyside The County Junior Hurling very well for this all-important The weekly confined draw has in the first roiund wasi signifi- note that Ballygunner were be- well worth seeing. October 4. career tooik him across channel. semi-final between Lismore and tie. been our real lifeline. It is cant and it is to be heped1 the ing spoken of as the likely The behaviour of the 70,000 Round 3 — c v. A: B bye. Now however he is back heme being continued until mid- Clashmore will be played in the minor county champions this All games to be played before progress will be maintained Sliabh gCua, too. have caused spectators was exemplary and and ready to regain his place Decemiber and hopeflully those field on Sunday afternoon next. year, until beaten by Mount the above dates. this week-end when we have a a few surprises this year and there was a wonderful atmos- on the county team. Derek people who have so generously Sion. Tallow of course took October 11. home fixture against Kil- their defeat of the regraded phere inside and outside Croke Lyone's call-up Is equally de- supported it from the start will GET WELL WISHES this title. This means that Pell Roinn "C" — A Coolna- rassanfyM Ardmore side was a shock that Park. served, an. Alberto is' a money It has been a very lucky time of us have been out, of contact pair programme, which means If we accept the champion- against the Co. Manager's deci- that householders have to live broker in Bahrain. fjor different people in this area with the progress of the teams sion to deduct his water char- ship scoring rate as a guide under terrible housing condi- We hope all that pleasant and Catriona Casey is among in the other grades, tat now ges arrears from his U.D.C. ex- .travel' and that cheap money that the seniors have finished, then we must give Ballyduff a tions for uo to three years, be- the proudest of these at the penses. His party is therefore fore they hope to get repairs moment. She is an the Water- we will be able to pay overdue very good chance here. Clonea deprived of his expenses, as all done. It, was nointed out to the ford team who will play in the Interest in the clubs who will disappointed their supporters Workers' Party eleoted repre- provide all the excitement when losing to Lismore, but as meeting that council workers AlMreland ladies footiball final sentatives' expenses are paid and officials are doing their ut- in Crolke Park oin- October 12 from here on in. This will I wrote a couole of times their into the party's funds. surely provide excitement at form has been something of an most, but their hands were tied and is the only Clashmore per- Fraher field on Sunday as it enigma for the past couple of The meeting was told that by council policy, which failed son to have been so honoured. ls going to be the kind of seasons and their performances this would not put down Cllr. to recognise that there was a Are You Worried Many eventsi are being held match that could have us talk- seem to depend a lot on the Wright's struggle against the housing emergency where re- In the Clashmore Kinsalebeg ing for a while. Kilgobinet are mood of their side on the day. unjust double taxation of the pairs are concerned. area to finance the team so favourites and they are the If caught ln one of their good water charges. It was much re- Finally, it was reported to the About Drugs? pleasie support them. side that I fancy, but like moods, they might beat Bally- gretted that his recent motion meeting that the recent Work- A bus will leave Clashmore others, I have discounted the dufl. at U.D.C. meeting to have these ers' Party collection exceeded fior the AlJ-Irelland an' October chances of Modeligo on other charges deleted as a source of those of previous years by al- "DRUG-AID" can help. 12 (note the new datei. Full occasions, when they surprised. WATERFORD HURLING NEWS Income in the 1987 estimates most liftv per cent. This ls sure- details from Jim Fitzgerald at ly a sign "that people are gra- 024 96'158. Although beaten on the score- failed to even get a seconder. Phone 051/73333 dually looking to the policies of board. Waterford senior hurlers It seems, the meeting was told, EMMETTS v. STRADBALLY Miss Mary B. Dee, Toor, Grange, who has been chosen to the Workers' Party, as the real had a very useful and worth- that certain members of Dun- "DRUG-AID" BINGO alternative to those of the four Because they failed to pro- while outing on Saturday last represent County Waterford in the final of the National Queen garvan U.D.C. had reneged on conservative parties, who have Mon-Fri. 8 pm - 10 pm K. Allen- and Johnny O'Rlourke duce their previous form, nm- when they played Tipperary in of the Land coniest, organised by OITaly Macra na Feirme and their promises to oppose service 1 ruled this country for the past have been lucky winners' at our metts were beaten by Newtown a very well contested tourna- charges, given at the 1985 local sponsored by Williams Waller Ltd., after receiving an inscribed 65 years. And who doesn't agree 32 The Mall. Waterford. bingo in Clashmore on Tues- in the county junior football ment game at Clonmel. elections. Shame on their hyp- writing set from the sponsors. The final of the contest will ocrisy. that a proper mess has been , dia.v mights which continues- to final last year. They are now Neither side was at lull Cllr. Wright also had a mo- made of things? —(P.R.O.). i be verv popular, within a couple of hours of be- strength and Waterford In par- take place at Tullamore. next' November. ing involved in a county final PAGE EIGHT DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1986

ROCHE-DOYLE ALLIANCE IN NISSAN REMEMBERING OTHER DAYS CLASSIC CYCLE RACE Irish pro cycling ace Stephen and Alfred Achermann. Mueller mean r lose all my chances, so Roche is to join forces with two Swiss riders. Jtorg Mueller I'll be; telling my team-mates newly-crowned world pursuit is in brilliant form on the run- they have to- staly with ime on chamipion Tony Doyle of Eng- up to the1 Nissan event, having that section, so we can change land to form an Every Ready— won the high speed prologue to bikes if I get to trouble." Oarrera squad for the Nissan the Tour of Catatonia in Spain, Kelly's build-up to the Nissan International Classic Cycle beating Kelly and Da Silva to takes in the Tour of catatonia, Race (October 1-5). do it. the single-day Parish-Brussels Roche, who won two stages The Clarrick-on-Suir rider who (September 24) and grand Prix of the Nissan event last year, won the first-ever Nissan des> Nations' time trial in France will also bring with him from Classic Hast yCar knows he (September 27). his Italian based team, Guldo faces a "tougher task this year, Meanwhile manager Michel Bontem.pl and Bruno Leali, because of the quality of the Laurent has named three' more and completing the team will field. riders' backing American hero be Belgium's Eddy Schepers. Having missed the Tour de LeiMond in the multi-national The Dubliner will be out to France through injury. Kelly Is La Vie Claire team. With Le- take the Nissan overall victory clearly on form again, as his mond and his trusted hench- and salvage a season spoiled by recent fifth place in1 the World man Steve Bauer from Canada an Injury last winter. He retired Roiad: Championship in Colorado will • be Frenchman Phillippe during the Tour of Italy when Springs shows. CheyaiUier 'and two Danes, Kim his injured knee started to HAH DER ROUTE Andersen amd Kim Eriksen. compiain. but started to move well in the Tour de France be- "The route is harder than Andterseni winner of the Tour fore the mountain stages proved last year too." says Kelly. "And of Denmark two years ago. also too much for his state of fit- the Gap of Duniloe has me took ithfei classic Fleche Wall one ness. worried. Because the noa3 is so im the same year. And Roche has a score to narrow, the team car can't stiav Eriksen is well known to Irish settle. Last year he missed the cltose enough to help me if I fains- through his fourth place vital move on the opening puncture. One fiat tyre coiuld in laist year's Nissan Classic. stage, when a Kelly-inspired break gained so much time that Roche's overall hopes were smashed. He is unlikely to make the same mistake again. B'ontempl is a man hungry for victory. His talent in sprint Protecting The Farmer finishes has brought him three stage wins in this year's Tour de France and five in the Tour And The Gunmen of Italy, in which he also won COMPENSATION FUND the points jersey. He doesn't Major progress has been made on the controversial issue expect, to go home from Ireland The IFA/NAiRGC negotia- empty handed. of public liability in relation to farmers and gun clubs. tions also paid special attention Leali and Schepers are both to the NARGC Game Hunting The IFA Industrial Commit- devoted team-mates of Roche, Compensation Fund, the terms tee and the National Associa- and will give- him valuable sup- of which have now been revised tion of Regional Game Councils port in the battle against other to provide better protection for have agreed to a framework top squads such as La Vie farmers. The fund will be close- aimed at ensuring that farmers Claire, Kas and PDM. ly monitored and will be review- are fully covered for any legal ed on a year-to-year basis in The photograph in our "Remembering Other Days" series this week takes us back to the late 50's and shows a group of Altar Boys from St. Mary's liability arising from entry on For Doyle, riding with Team ongoing consultations between Prrish Church, Dungarvan, photographed in thc church grounds. In the centre is Rev. Dan Byrne, then C.C. in Dungarvan and the Church Sacristan John their lands for game shooting support will be an unaccustom- IFA and NARGC. Attridge is on the left. On the right is Rev. Bro. Murphy, Dungarvan CBS. ed luxury. Normally he rides purposes. the UK season as a two-hand- And the IFA has stressed that In the coming season the er. only Australian Danny in addition to safeguarding far- fund will operate as follows:— Clarke sharing his Ever Ready mers in the area of public lia- ® NARGc will request its colours. bility, the Association is also clubs to seek renewal of permis- DUNGARVAN SEA ANGLING Although lie has recently sympathetic towards facilitat- sion from farmers ,to shoot over won a world track title, Doyle's ing reasonable access to the am- their lands. PIONEER talents translate superbly to enities of the countryside by re- ® The gun club will present road racing too. sponsible members of the gen- the farmer with a copy of the eral public. NARGC Game Hunting Com- KELLY PICKS TOP The main elements of the pensation Fund document. ASSOCIATION TO LIEUTENANTS framework are:— ® Lists of membership of gun clubs will be available to the Fine Weather Favours Inter Ireland's' Sean Kelly will also 8 An effective insurance pol- farmer on request. HOLD ITS FIRST bring his strongest team-mates icy taken out by the gun club OT • The landowner Is advised With very favourable wea- to fignt off the challleng of TDur individual sportsman to cover to request identification and ther, the Inter-Clubs Competi- de France winner Greg iLeMond any claims arising from: shoot- gun licences from persons on tion, sponsored by Timemark in the Nissan International ing activities OR membership of their land. Ltd., took place on Sunday, CHasisic. the NARGC Game Hunting The only case where the 21st September. Eight boats left Compensation Fund. the Quay with a total of 64 Clubs Competition Alongside the Irish cycle rac- NARGC document can be super- ing star in (his. Guinness'-Kas • responsible code of practice seded is where the gun clubs anglers. have an insurance policy cover- Smashers" which comprised ot CONGRESS team will be Acacio Da Silva, the to be followed by gun club John Molloy announced the Sev. Baumann and Billy Bumb- O'Mahoney and David Mc- ing its members for their acti- Bill Mullins, Seamus Deehy, Portuguese national champion members while on farmers' pro- winners and prizes were pre- ster. Clathohie'. He also assured For the first time since it was vities or the individual shooting Willie Whelan and Frankie who .woini the Classic Champion- perty. sented by Patricia McGee from all present of his sponsorship founded by .Fr. Cullen, S.J. in person has a policy of his/her Morrissey with a total of 398 16 teams took part in total. ship of Zurich earlier this. year Timemark Ltd. next season. — TIGHT LINES. 1898 the Pioneer Total Abstin- 8 Adequate public liability in- own. pts. Incidentally this is the Car- and was signed up by the Kas ence association of the Sacred surance to be taken out by far- 273 fish were landed with a rick-on-Suir Smashers second team manager after he was mers as a further safeguard— 2nd — "The Dungarvan 'A' year to win this trophy. Heart will hold .in International placed a brilliant- seventh in variety of 11 — (165 conger. 42 Team'' which comprised of Congress. This will take place in case of any compensation ling, 29 dogfish. 4 spurdog, 10 The Skippers prize went to the Tour cf Italy, winning two claims arising from the activi- John Cronin. Tony Crowe, Paddy O'Riordan of the Naomh at Oarysford College, Blackrock, stages in the process. pollack. 17 pouting, 2 coalfish, Tony Elstead and A1 b a n Co. Dublin, from Thursday, 25th ties of individuals not confor- 1 whiting, 1 grey gurnard, l Cainis. REPORTS OF ming to the NARGC/Gun Club O'Donoghue with a total of 326 to Sunday 28th Sept.. inclusive. Frenchman Dominique Garde cuckoo wrasse, 1 scadi. John Molloy went on to rules. pts. Members of the Association is one cf Kelly's regular 3rd — "The Dungarvan 'B' thank the sponsors and this throughout the world have ••Ueutemants" and proved his The following were the re- • Changes in the law on occu- sults:— Team" which comprised of being the last competition went ADOPTION BOARD chosen the five topics which will own potential when winning the piers' liability to eliminate ano- cn to thank the Skippers of the 1st — " the Carrick-on-Suir John Molloy, Michael Moloney, be discussed and the principal five-day Midi (Libre Race In molles which currently can boats who were always read- speakers on these will be:— France last year. operate unfairly against proper- ily available. He also thanked Rev. Fr. Hugh Thwartes, S.J. Kelly's squad is completed by ty owners. the anglers who took part. FOR 1985 of Brixton Yough Project, Lon- Tom and Kay Shanley who don on — Spirituality. were there for our every need The number of children being throughout the season, the given up for adoption continues Rev. Fr. Mark Link, S.J, noted INCREASED ROLE FOR GUIDANCE President, of the club Con to decline. This is revealed in author and lecturer on Oateohe- Hayes and the full committee the Report of the Adoption tiics, on — Youth Policy. for their work throughout the Board for 1985. Mr. Paddy McGovern, teacher ABBEYSIDE SCOUT NOTES year. The decline is reflected in t'he at the Salesian College, Cel- TROOP MEETING SECTION OF FEOGA number of applications for ad- bridge, Co. Kildare, on — Edu- of musical chairs. In the final on most Tuesday nights from Gratitude also was given to cation. This week's meeting began head to head Niall Kirwan and 7.30 to 9.30. option orders. In 1983 the Board David Stearn our photographer received 883 applications com- when after prayers the patrols Anthony Moore had an hilar- GENERAL BY MICHAEL DILLON Mr. Frank Litton of the Insti- who did his best for us pared with 956 in the previous revised parts 7, 8, 9 of the ious finish as they kept having Some of our leaders will travel tute Of Public Administration, Ever siince the European. Com- prices. Of 1,022 million' ECU al- throughout the season. year. This is the lowest number scout law. These were then ex- to Kinsiale, co. Cork this' week- Dublin on—The Pioneer Centre. false finishes as the music was munity was . established, far- located in 1985 there were 919 of applicants received in a amined after the subs were end to partake in a boating and Drew O'Mahony of Timemark Mr. Marty Heist, Chaplain at quickly turned down and up. mers have regarded the price million ECU actually committed single year since 1963. collected. canoeing course, i am sure all said a few words, stating he Parkview Treatment Centre. St. The eventual winner was guarantee as the most import- on projects. Out of these funds, •As' ilt was such a beautiful these new skills wi'.l be put to was delighted to be involved There was a significant re- Louis Park, Minnesota and the Anthony. ant pant, of the Common Agri- Ireland- was allocated 27.1 mil- nighit we decided to take full good usie. (Tlmemaik had a team of duction in the number of adop- Adolescent Drug Treatment After all the 'energy release' cultural Follcy. lion ECU for direct measures anglers, these were Patricia tion orders in which the regis- advantage so we had a quiz This year CBSI celebrates its Centre, Minnetonka, Minnesota, during the night we eased and 55 million ECU for indirect McGee, Joan Higgins, Drew tered adoption societies were in- around the village when the on — Alcohol. things' up a bit when we broke diamond jubilee — that's sixty It wias the certainty of econo- measures. Italy got the biggest volved from 793 in 1984 to 588 patrols, racing against each into four testwork groups who years of scouting. We in Abbey- mic prices for whatever Harm allocation for the direct meas- last year. The Congress has been plan- other, had to use their heads plotted out their fate up to the side are into cur fifty-sixth and goods they could produce that ures and the UK got most for Family adoptions, however, ned by the Association's Central as' they had to figure out riddtes ne«'t investiture. will be haivlng our troop birth encouraged farmers to expand the indirect measures. again accounted for a signifi- Council and convened by the to get the answer. On getting to The meeting then ended with day party in early October. production so that tne Com- cant proportion of applications Central Director, Rev. FT. Wil- the correct answered area they the scout prayer. Our National Feile na Gasog munity has become a, major BIGGEST SHARE NATIONAL received and adoption orders liam J. Reynolds, S.J. The pur- would collect a tent peg unless team are busy at the moment net exporter of many food made. IThe Report shows that pose wii] be to review the de- another patrol had beaten them SP0RT5NIGHT getting into shape and putting items' which used to be always The direct aid for improved 212 (24% t of the 882 orders velopment of the Association, to it as Niall O'Connor and John to assess its present position Cur Tuesday night sports are their dancing shoes' on for this ln short supply in Europe. This, marketing and processing has made by the Board last year Whelan's patrol found out on competition which will be held on course, has also l'ed to over- always taken the- biggest share CHILDREN'S SAFETY were for children adopted and to play its future' so as to the full nine occasions. now back in action with a develop as fully as possible its couple of weeks, where it's plain next weekend.. production and tihe problems' of of the funds, and this was con- within their natural family. In The winners were the eagle- potential for the promotion ol to see what a sporty lot we have At last Wednesday night's surpluses and the need to tinued Ui 1985, whiie the second 156 of these cases, the adopters eyed EagHes of Sean Cartwright, the positive virtue of temper- around. Current troop badmin- cub meeting some of our change course. biggest appropriation was for were the child's natural mother Niall Kirwan. J. P. cosgrave, AWARDS 1986 and her husband. ance by prayer and example. ton champions Alan Ryan and ypunger cubs sailed in their the directive on mountain and Liam Moore and Aidan Mullar- viking ship to defend their However, white there is a need hill 1 arming and for farming in Approximately 500 delegates Neil Carty had better keep a 1 Last year the Board made kiey. who had three of the nine to rationalise food output and to the less-favoured areas. The 1983 National Children's representaing the Association's ciOse watch over their shoulders territory. A very exciting night's orders for the adoption of 442 answers. The Wolfhounds of cut back on production, of cer- Safety Awards, sponsored by 200.000 members at home and as 'new boys' Kieran Higgins, activity was* enjoyed by all. boys and 440 girls. Almost 50% Alan Ryan also had three cor- tain items, no one wan-tsi tD' see It was in that sector that Church and General Insurance, the ever-growing membership Michael Verling and J, P, Cos- This- week our Progressive 45 of the children were under one rect but they got the 'red card' lairming output back into the the UK topped the list with sub- were launched in Dublin by a in many countries all over the grave are leaving their mark. Card Drive is celebrating its year of age on the date of the for using a mode of travel fourth year in operation. This conditions of the 1930's. which sidies amounting to 34.9 million number of well-taiown cele- order. world will attend. other than human. Second On the snooker table cub is a great achievement amd we led eventually to a shortage of HJU, while Greece got 29.5 mil- brities'. came Sean James's Panthers scout Martin Whelan is keeping would like to thank all the food in. many European, coun- lion, Ireland 23 million, Ger- Former Miss Ireland Olivia who had two correct—their only P/iL Niall O'Connor, Enda Don- people who come along each tries' and tio serious hardships, many 13.7 million and Itaiy Treacy and broadcasters. Maxi problem was they nearly forgot nelly and co. firmly on the Sunday night and' support us, not only for farmers, but also 11.9 'million ECU. That parti- and Aongihus McAnially went to come back. Third were the ground, but on the table tennis and a special word of thanks for all the people in industries cular scheme may be of "back to school," wilt-h a num- Kestrels of Neil Carty. front it appears Sean Cart- too to the people who make it connected with agriculture. greater importance to Ireland ber of Dublin school chLdretn When al'l the patrols had wright. Neil Carty and A^an a*l possible—Lil, Mary, Sarah, This, means that other measures from now on. to high-light danger situations tlo aid farmers besides1 price arrived back we kept things Ryan are still very much the Ambrose. Susan and Jim. Well The third ranking measure as in their everyday lives. The going fairly lively when Sean force to be reckoned with. done everyone. support miust get more promin- celebrities will be travelling ence in the years ahead. far as finance is concerned was Fltz ran a very exciting game Don't forget: sportsnlghts are — SUB-SCRIBE PI.-US the one' dealing with fauim mod- throughout Ireland to talk The European Agricultural ernisation. which was not of about, children's safety. Guidance and Guarantee Fund much importance to Ireland in Mr. Gerry Ryan.. Managing ' TAGG'F), more widely known that year, but gave most to Director of Church and General in this country by its French the UK, with Germany next and Insurance, speaking at the initials, FEOGA is. as its name the Netherlands', Italy and Den- launch said that 16,000 children siuggesUsi, divided into two sec- mark down' the list. are admitted to hospital each tions. While the Guarantee Sec- year due to accidents in the tion operates the direct price Better marketing and proces- bonne, at school or at play. supports', including intervention sing of food will be absolutely "The1 most frightening statistic buying, provision cf eixport essential to Ireland a® supports is that everv year some 170 of refunds:, aids: tio private storage, from the guarantee section are those children die." he said. market premiums, etc., the Gui- forced down by circumstances. "A great d'eial can. be done to dance Section finances common Good use has been made of the improve matters, as can be measures designed to increase FEOGA grants in the post, out proved fro.m the fact that the agricultural productivity by there is still room' for a great numbers of total accidents in- promoting technical progress deal more, and there is no volving children increased from and bv ensuring the' rational doubt that opportunities are 12 per cent of childhood deaths development of agricultural pro. belling losit because our food pro- in 1950 to a staggering 47 per ductio.n and the optimum utilis- cessing sector is relatively cent in 1980," he said. ation of fa.ctors of production, undeveloped. particularly labour. The oompetitio.n is endorsed Projects submitted for these and judged by the four leading grants are directly vetted oy safety organisations, the Na- There- are tlwo main types of Commission staff for initial ap- tional Road' Safety Association. measures, indirect, where the proval and for payment on Irish W|ater Safety Association. Guidance Section reimburses a completion, but payment appli- peircemtage of eligible expendi- Fire Prevention Ctouncil and ture incurred by a member cations' must be submitted Health Education Bureau. through the competent authori- 'Entries will be received from State, and direct measures, 1 where the Com mission, grants ties in- the member State, wno groups' of not more' than 5 and direct subsidies from the- Fund must verify and certify that the not less than 3 school children to applicants' undertaking spe- expenditure complies with' the age 10 to 12, and they will be cific investment projects. These requirements. The commission consid'ered for regional prizes FEOGA grants are most often sia.ys' that many beneficiaries and' for the overall natlcwal given to improve processing are not aware of the time award. The overall winners will and marketing of farm produce needed for these national pro- receive a prize of a trip to and in this country they gener- cedures. and assume that it is Paris. together with their ally go hand' in hand with lost at Comm.unity level, but 'n tc ci'clrc r grants from the Industrial De- fact very little time is lost in In addition an individual velopment Authority. the Commission's departments. competition for poster entries Mrs. Carmel Horan, Carmel's Beauty Saloon (sponsors) (centre) presents the prizes to Mrs. To clarify the position, benefi- will be incorporated in the Miss Veronica (Rouny) Beston, Shanakill, Aglish and Mr. The funds allocated to the Suzanne Dalton and Teresa, Keane (on right) winners of the Causeway Tennis Club's Ladies ciaries are now notified of the National Children's Safety John Corcoran, Clogher, Westport, Co. Mayo, both of whom Guidance Section are only 4'. date on which their appllca- Awards. The prize in this cate- returned from London to be married in Mountstuart Church, Doubles Competition, The runners-up on the left arc Pat Flanagan and Maeve Carty. of the total FEOGA budget, titoiK? reach the Commission's gory is a week-end visit, to (Photo: David Stearn) which is' mostly used to support Office, London, together with an adult. recently. (Pliotio: Rory Wyley) DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1986 PAGE THREE

Frank Browne ACKNOWLEDGMENTS MURPHY'S APPLES - APPLES BUCKLEY — The father, OPEN ON SUNDAY mother, brothers, sisters, TOY. CYCLE, PRAM AND aunts', uncles, relatives and NURSERY SPECIALISTS For Sale: Eating and frliendSi of the late John Cooking Apples. Buckley, Church Street, Cap- RALEIGH AGENTS poquin.. wish- to tibamik all All Leading Brands Stocked Sold in 301b. and 151b. boxes. those who- sympathised with BODY SHOP 058 42424 24 Hour car accident service - used car First Class After Sales Open anyday — any time them in their recent sad sales, crash repairs and re sprays. Service. Farm signposted from Tallow bereavement; all those who Trade-ins accepted. Bridge. attended removal oif remains', PRAM & NURSERY DEPT. Requiem' Mass and' burial; Baby requirements at. WILLIE MCDONNELL thioisie who sent Mass cards, unbeatable prices Bride Valley Fruit Farm letters of sympathy, tele- COLOUR TV Telephone 058/41376 Tallow grams and floral tributes. A special word of thank® to the Own your own 22" Colour TV 1 for as little as Telephone 058/56253 kind neighbours and friends who helped1 in so- many ways; £16.19 per month. BOSCH: 110 Volt/220 Volt Finance arranged. 4 years tio the Matron of the District Drills. Hammers, Grinders COWARD — Third Anniver- Hospital, Lismore. who- was so guarantee on parts, labour sary — In loving memory of my and tube. and Transformers. helpful; to Mr. C. Daly, Cork Also Grass Cutters and dear mother, Ellen Coward, late Airport: to all those who Rent a New 22" Colour TV Hedge Trimmers. of 6, Congress Villas., Dungar- travelled' long distances' to for only £15 per month van. who died on September 30. the funeral; to his trucking _ from — BEN O'NEILL 1983. On her soul Sweet Jesus friends whb paid him a great O'Connell Street, Dungarvan have mercy. R.I.P. Mass offered. tribute; to the local and CASEY TV Phone 058/41933 (t-c) Asleep in Gods beautiful gar- visiting clergy: to- the- Sisters DUNGARVAN. Tel. 058 41845 den. sheltered from sorrow of Mercy. Oappoquin: to all amd pain. thosie: who florirned the Remember: What we sell we FOR SALE — Honda Express, Some diay when life's journey guards of honour and to all service. in pmo. Phone 058/00150. is ended, we will meet at those who helped to any way. FOR SALE — 40 ft. mobile the end of the lane. Trusting that this wl'll be Wie cannot halt, the hands of LAWNMOWERS repaired and home; solid fuel central heat- accepted in grateful acknow- ing,. etc. — James' Kearney, time, nor live- again the ledgment as it would, be im- sharpened. — The Foundry, past, Stephen Street, Dungarvan Ballyheaphy, Araglen, possible to acknowledge each McGUIREs GARDEN CENTRE But we will love and pray for individually. The Holy Sacri- FOR SALE — oaten straw, you. as long as time will fice of the Mass- willl be Is open every Sunday from 11 4x4 bales, Tel. 058/5®312. a.m. to 6 p.m. and 9 a.m. to 8 lasit. offered for the intentions of p.m. week days; closed on Mon- FOR SALE by Private Treaty (Always remembered by your all. day—McGulre's Garden Centre, —.town house at Mitchel Street, loving son Looky, daughter-in- Rossduit, Woodstown. Tele- Dungarvan. consisting of three law Kathleen, grandchildren Dungarvain Sea Angling Club's "B" team who came third in the Seiko Teams of Four Competition (sponsored by Timemark phone 051/82136. bedrooms^ kitchen, livingroom. •and greatgrandchild Jonathan). Ltd.) left to right: Con Hayes (President, Dungarvan SAC), Sev Baumann, Miss Patricia Magee (Sales Rep., Timemark Ltd.), Wt SELL — Angles, R.S.J.'s, diningroom and bathroom. COWARD — Third Anniver- RONAYNE—We the daugh- John Molloy (Chairman, Dungarvan SAC), Miss Joan Higgins (Timemark Ltd.), Michael Moloney, Billy Bumster. (David Stearn) Tubing, Ke-Bar, Plating and Title: Freehold. For particulars sary — In loving memory of my ters', sons., sister and brother Galvanise and all types of of title please apply to- Munphy, dear mother, Ellen Coward, late of the late- Richard P. sheas supplied in Kit form. McCullagh & Company, Solici- of 6, Congress Villas. Dungar- Ronayne, Coolbagh, Cliash- Telephone 052/214o5 or Rath- tors, 22 Grattan Square, Dun- van. who died on September 30. gormack 051/46075. more. Co. Wiaterford, take garvan. Tel. No. 058, 42793. Ven- 1.983. On her soul Sweet Jesus this opportunity to thank a<- FITZGERALD'S MAN'S SHOP, dor: Mr. William Collins. have mercy. R.I.P. Mass offered. of you who sympathised with TALLOW AND ROUNDABOUT NOTES O'Connell street Dungarvan — A special thought for someone us' on our loss. Thank you Quality suits iait £79.y5. I lOved' with all my heart. for attending the removal BALLYNOE MACRA NA On the resumption they were All-Ireland football title after of the players of both teams FULL SELECTION of Levi A dear and precious mother,. from home to Clashmore FEIRME A.G.M. still there with a chance but whittling down a 7 point deficit 'they halted first at Aghern: Jeans at Fitzgerald's Man's which made it. hard to part. ohuroh and the burial Mass with little results coming from and having 8 points to spare at ithen on to Conna and finally IN MEMORIAM To me yio.u were someone Ballynoe Macra Na Feirme their play Midleton dominated the final whistle. I to Ballynoe. Shop, O'Connell street Dungar- in such terrible weather con- held their A.G.M. on- Saturday, van. special, so kind and good ditions-. We appreciate very the last quarter and coasted to it was the completion of I The cup came to Ballynoe in AHEARNE — Fifth Anniver- and true. Sept. 19. After 'hearing the re- victory. three-in-a-row too for Kerry 1966, but this time the visit had THREAD NEEDLE, MAIN ST., sary — ln> -Ovang memory of my much all the letters, tele- ports and events of a verv ac- DUNGARVAN for quality fabric You will never be forgotten grams. M'ass cards and Dan Kenneally refereed and and five team members gained special significance as the dearest uretta, late of Monas- belcaiuse j loved you so tive year, the officers weTe el- Cork senior hurling team in- including bridal and head- flowers, we have received Our ected as follows:— Catherine's ltneout, was — W. their eighth All-Ireland medal tery Ledge: and 22, Main' Street, much. Murphy: D. Buckner, B. O'Re- surpassing by one the football- cluded Denis Walsh and Cathal dresses, Burda, Butterick and Dumgarvan, who died on Sep- thanks' to Fr. Murphy. P.P. Vogue patterns, lace and cro- 'Always remembered' by your and FY. Meehan. C.C. for President — Elizabeth Hig- gan, P. Ahern- B. Sheehan, D. ing record set UP by Fermoy Casey of St. Catherine's also 1 tember jitf, 1'981. R.I.P. Masses loving son Harry., grandchildren gins; Chairman — Denis Buck- Walsh, J. Spillane: C. Oasey, R born man and Kerry goalie, on the panel. chet patterns ; haberdashery, offered. their many visits to Dad trimmings, embroidery and and greatgrandchildren, Lon- during his- illness. Thank you ner: Vice-Chairman Tina O'Ksetle; J. Hennessy, R. Tobin, Danno O'Keeffe. Greit'ta my dearest sister don.'1 Leahy: Secretary — Jacinta E. Sheehan: T. Noonan, P. Dick Hegarty, chairman of sewing threads; fashion who had' made my lite worth- Nurse Veale for all your Cork, represented by Midle- St. Catherine's Club welcomed jewellery ,and flowers; liturgi- O'CALLAGHAN — Sixth Anni- help. Our thanks to Dr. J. O'Keeffe: Secretary — Linda O'Donoghue. M. Walsh. while. Leahy: Joint Treasurers — Pat- ton and Ahobullogue in football the entourage to the parish and cal wear; Brother sewing ma- versary — In loving memory of Meehan for your attention At Castlelyons last Sunday and hurling respectively enter- introduced the trainers and chines and spares. tt-c) Who always' had time to andi kindness to Dad. To our rick Neville and Elma O'Keeffe; morning in the final of this listen' our dear son. John, late of P.R.O. _ Mary O'Keeffe. ed the All-Ireland winning an- captain Tom Cashman to en- Newport. Youghal. who died on friends and neighbours, competition, Sarsfields defeated nals in 1890. Strangely enough thusiastic crowds in each place. MHIT THE sacred Heart oi And always time to smile. Midleton. 1-10 to 0-9, after a Jesus be everywhere known, September 26, 1930, aged 8 years. thank you seems so inade- After the election of officers Kerry won the All-Ireland hur- Dan Hoare, St. Catherine's You taught me many kind quate for the second time m closely contested game. ling final in 1891: and 1903 wit- loved and cherished tinoughout things' R.I.P. some of the competitions of the representative on the County the whole word, now and We never kine-w that morning. one' year you all rallied coming year were discussed It U/16 Football — Alt) the Bally- nessed their first All-Ireland Board replied and Tom Cash- Things I shall never forget, around to help usi ln every was agreed that the first meet- success in senior football when man Johnny Clifford. John Mc- forever. (26-9) But you were more than a What sorrow that day would roe pitch last Saturday even- bring, possible way, for which we ing for the coming year would ing, Killeagh and St. John's they beat London, having beat- Sweeney, John "Kid" Cronin FOR SALE — 10 tit, touring slisitter shall always be grateful. be held on October 4th. Any- en Kildare in the home final. arid Denis Walsh also spoke. caravan, good condition.—Denis You my When a heart of gold stopped (Dungourney and Lisgoold com- were always best beating, Mass has been Offered' for all body interested in becomiing a bination), contested the above Dublin with 21 titles lie in Geary, Jianeville, Tal'low. friend. The Castleiyons Pips Band And wie could not do a thing. your, intentions. member this year are more championship match. An excit- second place on the- football was In attendance and a meal HYPNOTHERAPY — Helleves (Inserted by your ever-loving than welcome to this meeting. ing game resulted with Kil- honours list. wonry, anxiety, tension ana sister Terry and Jimmy, Ada You never said goodbye to us. for the team members, officials Perhaps it was just as well. leagh gaining the upper hand and friends was served by the fear. Teaches you to relax, and Faddy.) DANGER AT WOODVIEW in the end. ALL-IRELAND CUP COMES helps to alleviate symptoms, BYRNE — Fourth Anniversary For we could never have said, ladies committee at the club- goodbye. PARK Tom Geary, Gortroe H.C. TO THE PARISH rooms adjoining the Gaeiic If you have a problem phone —In loving memory of cur dear refereed. and make an appointment. father, Michael Byrne, late of To a sofn we loved so well. SOCIAL AND PERSONAL In the interests of safety for Last Tuesday night was a joy- Pitch. It was a historic and Ballyhaine, Cappoquin. who died ( Always remembered by your the children of Woodview Park. Camogie—The St. Catherine's ful occasion with celebrations momentous occasion, enjoyed The cause is treated, not just HEALTH PROBLEMS? — Ex- by all. the symptom. Sessions are on. September 23, 1982. M'ass loving Mam and Dad). Tallow, the danger element, of Junior 'A' camogie team regain- as the All-Ireland Cup, borne O'CALLAGHAN — Sixth Anni- perienced reflexologist offers aloft, by captain Tom Cashman Team members with the cup strictly confidential and by offered. help. Telephone 024-97164. (3-10) cars travelling into the estate ed some of their lost prestige Our lives have changed ln versary —. In loving memory of and traffic travelling on the when they beat Youghal at the entered the parish. Accompa- also visited the National appointment only. Carried out KllwatermoynTallow Road will nied by Johnny Clifford and Schools of Curraglass, Conna. iin quiet, private surroundings. many ways, my beloved brother. John, late latter home ground last Thurs- of Newport. Youghal. wh0 died be highlighted at the next day evening in the league com- John "Kid" Cronin (masseur), Ballynoe and Britway during — W. H. Middle ton-Ley ton, Since we were all together, meeting of Waterford County and Bob Honohan and John the week and were accorded a MBSH, The Lodge, Mocollop, But memories of those by- on September 26, 1980, aged 8 petition. Catherine's took con- years. R.I.P. Dungarvan Leader Council trol ot the game firom the start McSweeney of the u/21 success- great welcome by both teachers Ballyduff Upper, Co Waterford. gone days, ful football team and several In' a near and silent grave- Although the speed element and they held on firmly to run and pupils. Will/ live with us forever, TELEPHONE (058)41203 out worthy winners. '(26-9) will those who think of him yard. was not the cause of a four IN THANKSGIVING to St. Where trees their branches year old child being injured at Cobh v. St. Catherine's—Cobh today. will be visitors to Ballynoe next Joseph of Cupertino for success- A little prayer to Jesus say. wave, FRIDAY, SEPT. 26, 1986 Woodview Park recently. Cllr. ful exam results. Sleeps a kind and loving Willie McDonnell, who will be Sunday. Sept. 21st when they '.Always remembered by all play St. Catherine's in the FOR SALE — Caravan, good tile family.) brother. raisins; the matter was ex- In. his cold and lonely grave. intern;ediate hurling Liam condition. £300. — Box No. COWARD — Third Anniver- tremely critical of some drivers Breathnach Cup competition SUMMER REVELS B384 "Leader" Office. sary — In loving memory of my He bade no me a last fare- on the Kllwatermoy-Tallow at 11.45. BUTTS OF ASH TREES want dear mother. Ellen Coward. 6, well. NEWS OF TOWN road who travel at high speed ed. 20 to 25 years old. good Congress Villas, Dungarvan who He raised his hand to none. and without due caution for KERRY v. TYRONE COMES TO TALLOW prices paid. — Box No. F385 died an September 30, 1983. His spirit flew before I knew. the children ln this area of the That he from me had gone. town. Even the glaring Red Hand "Leader" Office. Masses, offered. Summer Revels is now in its fui to her, and to the Montfort's FOR SALE—A quantity of top ' Always remembered by your We look forward to the co- on the Tyrone jerseys -could not choreographer Mary Weston, Though the winds of love AND shake the indomitable spirit of 16th year, and this All-Cork quality thatching spires. Tele- keep blowing. loving sister Mary.) operation of all concerned in an presentation is the longest run- for the immense contribution phone 058/54623. O'CALLAGHAN — Sixth Anni- effort to curb this problem. the men from the Kingdom at they have made to the success And whisper for you to. hear, Croke Park last Sunday, who ning show in the Opera House That I will always love vou versary — In loving memory of each year, apart from the of Revels. NOVENA — This Novena will my beloved brother. John, late ST. CATHERINE'S G.A.A, wrote their names into the his- not fail anyone in trouble, And wish that you were here. ROUNDABOUT tory books, winning their 30th Christmas Pantomime. The of Newport. Youghal. wh0 died Of course, Revels wouldn't, be please say for three days and Though your simile has- gone Midleton 2-12 same nucleus of principals the same without those stal- forever, on September 26, 1980, aged 8 St Catherine's 0-7 forms the backbone of the show promise publication immediately years. R.I.P. DUNGARVAN H & F CLUBS warts, 0111a, Oha & Miah. —O Holy Spirit, You who solve And your hand I cannot every year but many of Cork's Paddy Comerford and Maria touch, When I stop to count my RESULTS OF WEEKLY Fielding without a few of artists have 'guested' In Revels all problems, light all roads, so bliesslngs. NON-STOP DRAW (SEPT. 19) their regular team, St. Cather- Twomey all of whom have been that I can attain my goals. You I shall never lose sweet over the years including David with us from the very start, memories. And every day I do. £50, Mrs. Eileen Wall, Hill- ine's u/21 hurlers opposed Mid- 1 Mclne-rney, James N. Healy, give me the divine gift to for- The best and precious one of view Drive, p. Pa Meehan: £50, leton at Dungourney last Fri- DUNGARVAN and have graced 'Revels' with Of the one I loved so much. Chris Sheehan, Christy Morris, their superb unique styles of give and forget all evil all. Paddy Murphy, Springfield, p. day evening in the semi-final Teresa Griffin, Jim Savage, against me, and in all Instances God bless' you, rest in peace. ol" the East Cork championship. comedy and entertainment. itAHways' loved 'and remem- Was sharing life with you. Noel Sheehan: £20. Joe Kelly, Franlk Houlihan. Norman Palli- of my life you are with me. Mitchel Street, p. Maureen Mc- Midleton. better balanced, MART Our Stage Manager Dick bered by her son Mionnie. You left me precious j ser, Paul Dennehy. Charlie Mc- I want in this short, prayer to memories'. Loughlin: £15, Dec Goode, worked their way into the lead Carthy, Gary Cronin,. and the Healy has been responsible for thank you for all things as you daughter-in-law June and The very large salfe of cattle the smooth running of all 16 That make me laugh and cry. Church Street, p. Mary Fitzger- with a couple of early scores. at Dungarvan Mart on Monday late Noel FYost. confirm once again that I never grand-daughter Helen.) ald- £10, Dec Goode, p. M. Fitz- Catherine's improved their play Revels, and in addition has COWARD — Third Anniver- 'But the love that's planted in last met a good steady trade We are delighted to welcome want to be separated from you my heart, gerald: £10, C. H. O'Doherty, in the second quarter and tho' back as our guests this year, proved to be a very useful com- even in spite of all material sary — in loving memory of my Park Terrace, p. M. Fitzgerald. scoring a few good points they at somewhat reduced prices for edy performer. His wife Sheila dear mother, Ellen Coward, late No millionaire could buy. plainer Friesian Bullocks than Noel Barrett and Pat Sullivan, illusion. I wish to be with you Always remembered by your —(Advt.). failed to capitalise on the many two excellent mime artists and has been in charge of all the in eternal glory. Thank you for of 6, Congress Villas, Dungar- chances which came their way. in previous weeks, but good costuming, which has always van. who died on September 30. loving sister. Esther.) CUNNIGAR BASKETBALL quality stores, were firmer. The comedians, who were promin- been a feature of Revels. your mercy towards me and O'CONNOR — Fourth Anni- ent members of the famous mine. After three days the 1983. On her soul Sweet Jesus CLUB heifer trade was also steady Supporters of the Community have mercy. R.I.P. Mass offered versary — In loving memory of The annual general meeting anid recent prices of uip to "Swans" company — alas no favours will be granted. — P.F 1 longer functioning. Centre. Tallow, are fortunate to Whoever said sorrow was my dear uncle . John' O'Connor. takes place on Tuesday, Sep- £l'OO.50 per 100 k-g-S'. were fully have such a wonderful show Balilyhamlel. Talilow, who died NOVENA TO THE HOLY healed by time, tember 30, at 8 p.m. at the maintained. Dry cowsi made up The Montfort Singers have in their magnificent hall on Could never have had a on September 24, 1982. R.I.P. Sports Centre. —(Advt.). to £8il.20'. been an lntergal part of Revels Thursday, 2nd October and Fri- •SPIRIT — Holy Spirit you solve Massi offered. Touraneena since its inception, and over all problems, light all roads so mother like mine, HARBOUR BRIDGE CLUB The sheep sale was also very day 3rd October. They are as- These word's are written with To us you were someone big and' here again prices were the years they have established sured of marvellous entertain- that I can attain my goal. You special, Results, Sept. 18 — 1st, Mrs. themselves as one- of the most who gave me the divine gift to sad regret, A. Butler and Mrs. J. Colbert; more or les-s unchanged. ment. This ls the third year From, the- heart o.f a daughter So kind and good and true. The trade for weanlings is versatile groups in the country, that the Summer Revels have forgive and forge,t aCl evil 2nd, Mrs. R. O'Mahoney and Notes evidenced by their own superb against me and in all instances who wi',1 never forget. You will never be forgotten. Mrs. K. Shanley; 3rd. Mrs. B. gradually Improving as bigger moved to Tallow where they We thought th© world of you. numbers arrive on the market. productions, the most recent be- are certain to get full houses of my life you are with me. I Beautiful memories are all I Dunphy and Mrs. M. Mernin. ing the magnificent "Oame'lot." have left. 'Your loving nephew Thomas, BADMINTON A let of 4 FYiesia.ni weanlings and a warm reception. This want in tbis short praysr to ABBEY BRIDGE CLUB They have .provided too, from thank you for all things as you Of a mother I loved and will Geraldine. Stephanie. Eliza- were sold for £258. Continental show has caotured the imagina- beth. Michael', Roisin, Clara, The following committee were This year we are getting off their ranks some excellent solo tion of Tallow and the- sur- confirm once agiain that I never never forget. weanlings made up to £330 per performers for Revels, but spe- (Always remembered by your pater.) elected for the year 1986/87 — to an early start, in the hope of heladi. rounding area so muich so that want to be separated from you cial mention must be made o-f loving daughter Chrissie.) ORGAN—(Eighteenth Anniver- President, Mary Fenton: Vice- getting our teams together be- Stores' over 500 kgs;. made many tickets had already been even in spite of all material President, Eileen Frost; Secre- fore the leagues commence. two of their members — Philip booked even before they came illustons I wish to be with vou sary In loving mernoTy of our £100 to £115.70: 400 to 500 kgs. COWARD — Third Anniver- tary, Eileen Veale: Treasurer, Team practice has been arrang- Walsh and Geraldine Foley, off the Drlntlng press. in eternal glory. Thank you for sary — In loving memory of my dear father, Patrick Organ. 66. made £97 to £1HL75; 300 to who have retained their respec- Cass Dolan; P.R.O., Lily Lineen. ed and new members and 6th Our advice is t'o book early- your mercy towards me a.r.d dear mother, Ellen. Coward, late T. J. Murphy Place. Abbeyside. Eithne Keevers, Moira Or- Division players are being 4TO' kgs. made £95 to £112.50. tive titles for the second year who died on- September 24, 1968. Beef heifers made £94 to otherwise you will be disap- mine. This prayer must be said of 6, Congress Villas, Dungar- monde, Rita Harnldy, Ollie coached by Jim Klersey who is running as All-Ireland Cham- for 3 days and after 3 days the van. who died on September 30. R.I.P O'Neill, Terence Curtln, Bill a qualified coach. Friday night £10,0 50; Store heifers made £85 pion Irish Stepdancers. pointed. favour will be granted. This 1983. On her soul Sweet Jesus Will those who think of him Power (ex-officio). is juvenile and beginners night; ,tjo £99; Cows made £60 to We are fortunate that the Tickets on sale at — Paul £81.20- Sheep: fiat Hamtos. made prayer must be published imme- have mercy. R.I.P. Mass offered. todlay, Results, Sept. 16 _ 1st, Mrs. Tuesday night Is open night for Musical Director of the Mont- Hlckey. The Square, Tallow: diately. — A.M. God saw two loving eyes A little prayer to Jesus say. everyone: Monday night is open £44 to". £60 or £3 under to £2 forts, Ronnie O'Shaughnessy, Tom Dooling, Convent Street, C. McCarthy and Mrs. E. Veale; over the £1 per kg- grow weary. '(.Always' remembered by his 2nd, Mrs. M. Ormond and Mrs. from 7.30 to 9 o'clock and 9" to has also been the distinguished Tallow: Elsie Power, Conna; TO LET — House in Dungar- loving sions and daughters'.) I. Considine; 3rd, Mrs. Margaret 11 is fjor 2nd and 3rd division. Musical Director of Revels for Talliscapp insurances. Lismore; van town centre: suit 3 or 4 A cure was not to be. He. put His. arms around her Foley and Miss C. Christopher; Thursday is for 5th and 6th the past 14 years. We are grate- or phone Tallow (058)56247. sharing, phone 058 '42734 after 4th, Mrs. T. O'Sullivan and Mrs. division. 6 p.m. And whispered come to- me. Keep your arms around her, C. Kearney. There is a new notice board FOR SALE — 1983 Fiat Mira- Lord, fiori Diesel 2-5 litre, excellent COMERAGH BRIDGE CLUB ln the club thanks to our as- Treat her with special care. Results, Sept. 15 — 1st, Mrs. sistant secretary, Ned Culllnan, condition. Phone 058/41307. Make up for all she suffered. FARM SHEDS FOUND — Black and grey J. Kiely and Mrs. S. Walsh; 2nd, so if you want to see what's And all that seemed unfair. JAMES KIELY Mrs. G. Murphy and Mr. S. Nor- happening, look to your notice pointer bitich, outside Dungar- (Always' remembered by your board. INDUSTRIAL BUILDINGS van. on Cappoquin Road. Tele- ris- 3rd, Mrs. P. Murray and HAYES-THE PIKE loving daughter Rita, son-in- Mrs. P. Enrlght. We are glad to see lots of STEEL STOCKISTS phone 058'54159 (office hours). law Martin, grandchildren Julie. COMPACT FLAT available. & SONS DUNGARVAN BRIDGE CLUB new lady members but the men SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 28 — At 3 p.m.— Martin, and greatgrandchildren Results for Thursday, Sept. are a bit scarce, so gentlemen FOR KEENEST PRICES Fatima' House, Clonea Road. Kelly, Lea. London.) COMPLETE FUNERAL 17 — 1st, Mrs. M. Christopher if you want to keep fit come Dungarvan. Phone 058'413'1K3. and Mr. L. Power; 2nd, Mr. N. along any Monday, Tuesday or FOR SALE — Upright timber- COWARD — Third Anniver- FURNISHERS sary — In loving memory of my Hayes and Mr. E. Stack. Friday night and you will be TUG-O'-WAR framed piano, good condition— welcome. LOCAL PULL BOx No. P389 "Leader" Office. dear mother, Ellen Cowand. late ALL FUNERAL REQUISITES DEISE BRIDGE CLUB FOR SALE—TiroMia solid fuel of 6, Congress Villas, Dungar- SUPPLIED Results for Sept. 22 — 1st, HAPPY EVENTS cookerw little used: white: right- van. who died on September 30. Mrs. Nora Foley and Miss A. hand oven. Half list price. Tel. 1983. On her soul Sweet Jesus We attend to all details- 1-Iartney- 2nd. Mrs. Elthne Congratulations to the fol- 058/42197. „ „ have mercy. R.I.P. Mass offered. Obituary Notice, Church Keevers and Mrs. Pauline Dem- lowing on happy events—Nick FOR SALE—Over 600 Bangor The cover of life's book is and Cemetery. psey 3rd. Jim Prendergast and and Nora Hally (nee Klely), closed for the one I loved Charles O'Doherty. Sleady. Ballinamult _ a baby H. N. Engineering old slates and ridge tMes, Tele- boy; Liam and Margaret Mur- so well. Floral and Artificial Wreaths phone 024/97284. Her kindly deeds of bygone phy (nee Whelan). Kllcooney— RATHGORMACK FOR RENT—Country cottage, days are what the pages Supplied. a baby girl: Mr. and Mrs. CO. WATERFORD DECKIES LOUNGE 6 miles from Cappoquim Lis- •tell. Shamie Skiehar (nee Moore), more; hot and cold. etc. — Box Tel.: 052/21455 Each chapten leaves memories Shortest Possible Notice Cahernaleague — a baby girl. No. D386 "Leader" Office. Required. Choose TOP QUALITY square hay as lovely as can. be. ENGAGED Rathgormack 051/46075 MODELIGO To keep forever In my heart, Guaranteed bailies, for sale. Apply Box No. SHANDON STREET N388 "Leader" Office or P'hone het loving memory. Irish Also congratulations to Miss Your Local Agent Is:— Saturday, September 27 — DOWNES SISTERS 024'90128. /3-10) '(Always remembered by your DUNGARVAN Phil Harrington, Barracree, products who got engaged recently to MICHAEL LYONS FOR SALE — 4 plate- electric loving daughter Teresa, son-in- law Robbie, grandchildren and Telephone 058/42116 Mr. Bernie Hutohlns, Ballyduff Toor, Lismore. Tel. 058/54335 Sunday, September 28 — SLATER cooker. In working order.—Box greatgrandchildren, London.) Upper. No. P3S7 "Leader" Office. PAGE EIGHT DUNGARVAN LEADER, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1986

DUNGARVAN CAPPOQUIN AND DISTRICT NOTES SPOTLIGHT (Continued from Page 1) DUNGARVAN CAPPOQUIN BILLIARDS term project under this heading from the Dungarvan road, (1) on a rainy day. If these are AND SNOOKER CLUBS could be the development, of a the sign for the tea rooms not to be painted (the expense usual stone-lined type, measur- The new season officially BADMINTON small/park recreation area on needs to be painted, (2) the and required effort is under- ing four feet in length by three opened on Monday night, last the land near the scouts h-all. wall near the CRC needs to be stood) then they -could be con- RUGBY and the tables were quite busy some thought should be given repaired. (3) the fingerboard siderably brightened by colour- feet wide and two feet high, for most of the week with most to this. Picnic tables and chairs for the fishing area ineeds to be ful window box flower displays. contained two fine burial urns players trying to rid them- are suggested for -the green straightened. The name-plate on Some houses on the upper road inverted over a quantity of CLUB FOOTBALL selves of the rustness which open space at the lay-by on the the Clogheen approach needed on Main Street require atten- black ashes and some frag- bu-ilt up during -the close sea- Lismore approach road. Plant- attention as did a broken fin- tion as do some cottages near A Racquets Tournament is at son. However, regretably there ing is suggested for the area gerboard near the Railwav Bar Landers Butchers. The bound- ments of human bones. present being organised1 between CLUB w has been no sign of some of our immediately outside of the together with the Texaco petrol ary walls of many houses on Dungarvan Badminton Club, older and former members. sports grounds. The rowing club pumps and pole, some stretches the Clogheen approach road ONE URN BROKEN Waterford Glass Sports Club Remember, you are quite wel- premises should receive atten- of footpaths in the Main Street need painting although some come -at all times and I am tion and the grounds o.f the were broken and the sign for Each of the pots rested on and Causeway Tennis Club. 1 on this .road reach the required Those' selected will endeavour FIXTURE ON SUNDAY NEXT FUTURE DEVELOPMENTS sure would help -and encourage school should be trimmed. (The the Billiard and Snooker Club standard. The overall standard its own separate flagstone. a lot of our younger members, small flower bed at the Bank of was in need of nain-tlng. some of presentation under this to play tennis, squash, and bad- On Sunday next,' the 1st XV An -intere-siting comment on Unfortunately, one of the ves- so feel free to avail of the won- Ireland is attractive-). Max. 30. litter bins were in need of heading Is good e.g. the presen- minton and it should be great are away to Dolphin. Second ou-r recent visit to Clan-will lam sels—a particularly fine speci- fun, asi many of the players derful facilities provided. (25) 26. cleaning and -a telephone kiosk tation of the houses' opposite 1 team piayersi have another free in Tipperary is- that- ithe-y now men— got broken into frag- 1 Appearance Of Approach needed to be painted. Max. 40. the sign for the Billiard and have never played any other weekend 'this week unless we intend to completely floodlight Membership And Opening 1 Nights—A reminder to one and Roads: Last year's high stan- (33) 33. Snooker Club is much enhanced ments, but the second was racquet sport but their own. can- get a team to compete in their m-aim pitch for midweek 1 by t.he attractive planting here, Details wtlll be made avail- the Waterford Glass '7s.' This all again that, the membership dard of presentation of ap- Presentation Of Residential safely extracted. Only that the 1 matches-— is thlsi the way o-f the although the grass here could able as soon as possible so wasi detided in training on fee for the season is only £5 proach roads has to be main- Areas; There are quite a lot of finders were singularly intelli- future? have been a little bit shorter. watch these notes. Tuesday night. The sea'sOn be- for all members. A game costs tained. A few small points need grey houses in the town and to be made for the entrance Max. 20. (150 1 5. gent men-, the second urn gins in earnest for the second NEW PLAYERS 5Op (25p per player) and the these can appear quite 'drab' The rata for committee duration oif a game is 3-0 min- would have gone the way of its tie aim on Sunday week with a members1 to do board duty isi as iWe would liike to welcome utes. The room is open every further fixture against Water- fellow. follows: John Browne and An- Bob Jowlitt into th c-l-ub. Bob, night from Monday to Satur- park. e metite Green. Thursday Sept. 25; wlho halls from Newcastle has day between the hours of 7.30 The space between the urns Austin Kiely and Bridget GOLF OUTING pliayed on the green fields- of p.m. and 10.30 p.m. and the lining flags was packed Ahearne, Friday. Sept. 26: Jim Club members wishing to Slaudi Arabia -before coming to Timesheet — This new idea, LISMORE AND DISTRICT NOTES with spawls but there were no Kiersey and Donal O'Brien', play in our outing in Youghal Ballyrandllie. A 'hooker we- see which come in to operation rounded pebbles or quartz on Saturday. October 10. should LISMORE F.C. NOTES Tuesday, Sept. 30. him as a- most useful acquisi- last, week has worked very well The game was very kindly BADMINTON NOTES crystals so often found with contact Brian- Barnes: immedi- tion- for our 2-nd XV. so far and has benefitted Last Sunday evening the an- sponsored by Lismore Hotel. Badminton continues to be- ately. Tee reserved from 12.30 By the way. Bob. thanks- for greatly not only the players nual challenge between- the On Tuesday last it was decid- burials of thiis class. The work- Next Sunday morning- it is come very popular and this, is to 1.45. Anyone wishing to spon- the assistance on the Festival but also the committee mem- married and singles took place ed by the officers of the club men had been, moreover, pre- hoped to play Ballyduff in a evident by the large numbers sor a prize should a-'bo contact Day. bers on duty each night. If with the married team winning at the committee meeting to pared, more or less, for the find that attend club nights on Brian- Barnes or we will contact you find that you want a game on a penalty shoot-out after challenge before the opening have both Tuesday and Thurs- Tuesday. Thursday and Friday. We would again Invite anyone game of The Red House League day nights as our social nights bv the discovery earlier in the yRiu- anyway.. over 18 years- wishing to play and your time is limited, then the sides finished level at 4 Many new members have whioh is on Sunday, October 5 from 9 o'clock onwards. day, of a much worn and badly CONGRATULATIONS rugby or sample the training the timesheet is the ideal goals each. At one stage the joined" and it is nice to see and Lismore will play at home On Tuesday nights also from CongratulatlioCTs to last year's and coaching, to join- ug- each answer to the problem, where- singles led by 4 goals to 1, but battered spear or javelin head, them enjoying their games. a marvellous fight back by the against newly promoted Pine- 7 until 9 o'clock the under 14s Junior Captain. Nlicky Hannigan Tuesday and Thursday at 8 p.m. by you can book a game for about three yards from the spot JOhn Browne is really kept very any night between Monday and older players in the last 15 min- wood. and under 16s will have train- on his recent marriage to Anne busy coaching the new mem- Thursday for a particular time utes saw the-m equalise, and ing. where the urns subsequently -Moynihan. Best wishesi also to ROTAiS A meeting of all players wil-l bers. Well done John! which s-uits you. There are then go on to win -the penalty Wednesday night is training appeared. 'Nilo' Niall Herlihy who will- be Dllsc-oi Saturday night — Cap- take place nexit Wednesday The times for club nights six timesheet games available contest. for 4th division from 8.30 until wed to Hlckiev on Satur- tain- Michael O'Connor, Jimm.y night (1st October), in t-he Red are: Tuesday;. 9.30-11 p.m.; ca-lt on each of the two tables on 11 o'clock. ANCIENT SPEARHEAD day. Morrissey. Mark O'Connor, House at 9 p.m. —.(Advt.). Thursday. 9-11 p.m.; Friday. these four nights. The game was excellently If you have any interest in Kieran1 O'Connor, Ned Heffer- refereed by Paddy Mason, who It is apparent that tihe spear- 9-lli p.m. To both these excellent club badminton or would like to nan, Gerry Ryan. Tony CClarke. Thank You—I would like, on it must be added had sympathy DEATHS Until next week good playing. members' we say -best wishes know more about the sport, head (it was of bronze) formed Ge-rry Connors., Peter COghlan, behalf of the club, to thank for one or two of the older play- —(P.R.O.). and happiness always. please come to the hall any no part of the grave furniture. John- Considlne. Paul MulHaney, Lismore and Cappoquin Credit ers who found the going tbo The deaths have occurred of Mrs. Kate Gulnevan, South night. —(P.R.O.). Dan McGrath (Jnr.) Anyone Union for their very generous fast and discovered like himself Probably it had been lost by sponsorship which we received. Mall and Mr. W. Landers, New unavailable contact Michael youth is slowly turning to old some attendant at the pre- We in the club are very grate- Street. Full obituary next issue. BRIDGE RESULTS O'Connor Immediately. age. historic funeral. I,t is possible, ful to the Credit Union and its Sept 10 — 1st, Mrs. M. O'Don- NOMINATIONS FOR THE use will I am sure benefit, all oghue and Mr. A. Crotty; 2nd, of course, that it may have MUNSTER JUNIOR TEAM involved in the club. Thank Mrs. D. Hallahan and Mr. T. belonged to another grave. Be- you again. Trials will soon be held for DUNGARVAN GOLF CLUB McCarthy- 3rd, Miss Anson and tween the spot where the spear- players- willing to take part ln SOCCER Mrs. M. Walsh. head was found and the cist the additlonali training require- FAST there lay a considerable deposit ments for the- iMuinster Junior Next week-end sees the semi- finals of The Tony B'olger Cup. of charcoal; this, presumably, XV. Last year Declan Dower was The Cystic Fibrosis Associa- On Saturday -afternoon at 3.30 unluckry not to get his cap but tion will hold a 24 hour fast on marked' the spot where crema- Youghal B and Brideview meet Saturday and Sunday next, tion of the body had taken we- are hopeiPul thiat he will fulfil at Knockanore but the game 27th and 28th Sept. They hope his- ambition this year. Other that is arousing huge local in- place. 1 to receive their usual support playens who will, on current terest in Cappoquin is the from all their friend-s- in Lis- form and with a little training, meeting of Catrooquin A and B One of the workmen was more. They are most grateful put in a challenge, are Tom at the Danesfield at 2.30. A keen enough to notice that the for all their help in the past O'Brien, Tony Clarke. Mark comfortable win for "A" looks firewood used was hazel. I O'Connor- and Michael O'Con- years. on but hot favourites have suggested birch or alder, but nor. failed before now. Our own Martin Hess-lon. a LISMORE GOLF NOTES he was positive it was hazel. club selector this- year, is chair- WEDDING Results: Sept. 20/21, 18 Holes In- the charcoal was one com- man of tlhe Munster Junior SCALLY—O'SHEA There was much activity in prize was played for. In fact it Stableford — 1st, T. O'Dono- plete human rib and portion of Selectors this- year and so The wedding took place on the club last weekend with the was- one of the great days, leng van (18) 38 pts.- 2nd, P. J. Rum- another. players -will have plenty oppor- September 1st in Rome of Jean left-handers and squash outings to be remembered by all. John, ley (19) 36 ots.- 3rd, A. Cor- tunity t:o show their skills and O'Shea, Shanbally, Oappoquin on Saturday and the Captain's as always, did the honours in coran (11) 35 pts. Best Sat., M. (We'll continue this in next fitness. and Philip Scally. Tullamore, Prize to the Ladies on Sunday. style, not only on this his day O'Grady (13) 35 Dts.: Best Sun.. week's column.) Both days were very successful to us but all through! the year. P. Norris (8) 35 pts. MEMBERSHIP Co. Offaly. The bride wore a white silk frock with headdress with scores very high due to Thianik yiou John from us all for Fixtures: Friday, 26th _ 200 PAT O'HARA Subsi are now due and mem- ot forget-me-nots. The honey- the excellent condition of the recognition of our efforts and Draw. Presentation of prizes. bership cards will b available course. achievements. "Pat O'Hara" a rollicking e moon was spent In the South Sat. 27th/Sun. 28th—18 Holes merry ballad with a very lively next week. of Italy for two weeks. As marker for the winner. The Left-Handers Trophy was Stroke, in aid of Irish Heart air is our choice for the ballad O'CONNORS' ABU! On return from their honey- retained by Jimmy O'Donneli Phil Donnelly, let me say whau Foundation. | corner this week, it goes like Dungarvan 15; Clanwilliam 0 moon a reception was held at with Pearse Moloney winning a pleasure it was to watch the Wed. Oct. 1 — Closing date this-:— golf of this-,, one of our mieimbers On Sunday last Dungarvan Ballyrafter House Hotel, Lis- the Squash Trophy, both with for Winter League entries. Team more at which the bride wore who has figured so prominently event. fielded no less than four excellent scores of 44 pts. 1 Oh. I am an Irish boy, my in till© major events t-h-l-s year, O a black and stiver outfit. on Sunday. P-hllomena Don- Ladies Branch : 18 Hole heart is full of joy, 'Connors in their back-W me Music was provided by Faddy having captained t-he league to against Clanwilliam and be- nelly won the Captain's Prize Stroke (Sunday 21st) — 1st, I own m.y birth to famous O'Brien and Telstar at which the final at Killarney and also tween them -they produced to the Ladies from a large Marv Dalv 64 nett (on back 9); Limerick city. everybody enjoyed themselves. on the team- who worn the Doyle eleven of the fifteen points. entry. 2nd, Ann McCarthy 64 nett; I can handle well the twig Jean is studing Law in Dub- A note for the diaries — On Trophy at Youghal last week. and flitter an Irish jig, .Tin tihiisi their firsit full fixture So it was a popular and deserv- Gross, Daphne Cahill 85- Best lin ana Philip is with a firm Friday week all prizes for the Cat. 1, Kay McDerm-ott, 68 nett: And give you a stave of any tor thisi season there are early of estate agents, also in Dublin. ing win. Congratulations and signs- thait we could have a club competitions, i.e. fourball, Cat. 2. Vera -Nugent 65 nett; native ditty. The happy couple will reside foursomes and singles will be well done. most successful season If the Cat 3, Pat O'Gorman 66 nett: My heart is seldom sad, I like in Dublin and we wish them presented in the Clubhouse at Beginner. Gloria Lynch 79 nett. to see folks glad, teams stick together and keep every happiness for the future. Results-: winner, Phil Donnel- 9.30 p.m. All outstanding prizes ly- (i26) 43 pts.; runner-up, R. M. And girl's eyes twinkling like the le-vel of commitment going. to that date will also be pre- Wed. 17th. 9 Hole Stroke — Dungarvan, striving to run TIDY TOWNS Floley (19) 41 pits.: Best Gross. 1st -Daphne Oahill 28 nett: 2nd, a star, o! sented. I'm always at my ease and the balJ at all times, struck This year's report is to hand Sylvle M'oGraith <8> 27 pts.; 3rd. Mary Daly 29 nett. my friends I try to please, early in -tihe first half when giving a marking of 159. 19 be- Margaret Kaviamagh (25) 41 pts.: RESULTS I'm the rattling, rowling, John O'Connor breached the hind National winners Kinsale, Class A, Anne D'Alton (17) 39 LiSMORE CAMOGIE NOTES tearing Pat O'Hara. Clan defence for a fine try which, to be quite honest, seems pt-s.- Class B, Kathleen Beres- Monday Michael Kelleher, On Monday night, 9th Sept., Thomas Mansfield, Clashmore and Mary Kiely, Ballyguiry, which h-is unc-lte Kieran duly to be unduly generous. But ford C26)- 40 pts.: Class- C, Joan 31 pts. Donncha O Dulaing stopped in Chorus: (after each verse). Dungarvan, who were married ajt St. Mary's Parish converted. Kieran slotted over at least the marking shows the Sheehan (32) 37 pts.; Best 1st Thursday — 1, A. Spratt (4) Lismore as part of his spon- narrow margin between suc- Nine. Peggy O'Brien <2-6) 21 pts.: Church, Dungarvan, recently. (Photo by Kiely) another penalty to leave the 4 up- 2, T. Mulcahy (17) 3 up: sored walk from Cork to Dub- cess and average performance Best 2nd- Nine. Ruth Byrne Then hurrah my Irish boys score 9-0 at half time, with 3. W. Barron (16) 3 up. lin. Donncha was accompanied in the competition. Given a (27) 21 pts. Tliat're fond of fun and noise, Duin-giairvani having to face the Friday — John and Joan on part of his walk by players community effort who knows There's not from Dublin town wind in the second- half. Mansfield 33. Tuesday, Sept. 16 _ 14 Hole from Tallow, Ballyduff Upper. what might be accomplished. to Connemara, However, the pack showed up Saturday — 1. J. O'Donneli Stableford — winner. Betty Lismore, Tourin and Ardmore A clear concise report, to Or from Limerick to Kildare, trumps and a stirring display (101 44 pts.- 2, M. Mern-ln (10) O'Brien '36') 33 pts.; ru-nner-up. camogie clubs. A large crowd which non? can take excep- A bov that can compare by Tony- Clarke- and Tom Mul- 4S pts.; 3. P. Phelan (13) 43 pts.: Jiffli Leo (34) 32 pts'.; Best gross. met Donncha In Lismore and tion. 1985 marks in bracketts With the .rattling, rowling, laney and Tom O'Brien ensured 4, P. Geoghegan (14) 43 pts.: Myra Biaumann (19) 30 ptsi. he was well entertained by the tearing Pat O'Hara. McCarthy's Hardware Du-ngarvian sufficient possession Effort : Extra marks have Gross. M Walsh 34 pts. marvellous local talent, at the to dominate a youthful Clan been awarded under some Sunday (9 Hole) — 1, P. J. Anne D'Alton Captains Ladies Irish Night. He also san-g a "few headings, however, marks have And on a pattern day. my TALLOW side. After many close efforts, Killigrew (6) 24 pts; 2, L, Rus- Team Foursomes To Win The bars" himself and thanked, as heart is light and gay, Andy Hally crossed for a fine been lost because of a decrease seil (15) 24 pts. Doyle Cup at Youghal — A we do. all the people who turn- in litter control over last year's I frisk across the green sod try after a sweeping movement Fixtures: Thursday / Satur- greiait day for thie ladies as they ed up to support him and raise light and airy, thalt he started inside Ms own presentation. Thp questionnaire day — 18 Hole Competition. romped home at Youghal with money for the Irish Wheelchair was not returned with details I'm always up for fun. but AUTUMN PAINT SALE aSpi 25. Kieran O'Connor again Friday — 9 Hole Mixed Four- t-he best aggregate- score to win Association. for adjudication. This Is a pity never was known to run, WHILE STOCKS LAST completed the scoring to' 'send somes. the Doyle Cup. In breezy, as adjudication is facilitated For that would be a disgrace a broad- smile over Coach Hef- Sunday — M. McCarthy Cup, pleasant conditions., our ladies We also want to thank the with such information. Send in to the shillelagh. Dulux Weather Shield per 51. — £14 fernan's face. 18 Hole Competition. did us proud to add. another parents and supporters who details of work accomplished travelled to Stradbally on Wed- I've a calliin, too. you see, Sandtex per 51. — £12 A specia) word for John Mc- great achievement to this year's that is- looking after me and any special problems which many- others. Congratulations nesday night to support the Berger Weathercoat — £12 Grath wh0. Played his first game the adjudicator should be LADIES GOLF And faix. her -name Is Kitty and we'll done. under 12 team in their first Co. in the Blue and White Hoops aware of. We will look forward McNamara. Phone 058/56241 : 56210 Team — Anne D'AXo-n 'capt.) Final aDpearan-ce. After a great and showed great character in to hearing from you. Good luck Sunday, September 21 — A With two eyes as black as and Anne Morrissey, Ben Con- game tihe stronger Gau-lt-ier side staying the pace despite his in your efforts! Max. 40. (30) 30 magnificent prize, gre'alt weaither proved worthy winners over a sloes, that wherever I may inexperience. a-nd. top class conditions' were way and Margaret O'Donneli, go. Tidiness: Litter control was gallant Lismore 12. the order of the day as the cap- Maura Fahey and- Phil Don- not as good this year as it had They are always looking after tain, Mir. Johin Mansfield's nelly. Team—B. O'Keeffe, C- O'Gor- Pat O'Hara. been last year. There was some man, V. Barry. M. Caples, C. litter in the Main Street and Murphy, S. O'Gorman, M. Cun- copious amounts of strewn I tour the emerald sod where WATERFORD COUNTY & CITY INFIRMARY ningham, B. B-arrv, C- Ahearne, gravel everywhere in the town in childhood first I trod. J. Bolger, G. Barry, G. Cunning- With its hills and valleys STUDENT GENERAL NURSES NEW EURO Some rubble/debris was being ham. Subs. — E- Oaole-s for V. Applications are incited for Student; Nurse vacancies at stored beside a house with a dotted in shamrock green, Barry, C. Ormond. C. Tobin, C. too. the above Hospital (open to both male and female Unlacke name, the site beside Ormond, C. Murphy. applicants). the F'lre Station was also untidy BALLYSAGGART NOTES With its caillnl sweet and fair, few with them can compare, Not, les than 18 years a,nd not, more than CURRENCY LOANS locking, perhaps development On Saturday last. Lismore en- Age limit: a WEDDING: The page boy was Anthony For their equal's mighty 25 years of age on 1st July,. 1986. The new Exchange Rate works are in progress herei If Glavln (nephew of the bride) tertained Munster Senior Club this is not the case then the LYONS-BROWNE finalists. Glen Rovers (Cork) seldom to be seen. sure. Education: Dealing Certificate or equivalent with a Guaranteed Scheme on Euro and he wore a black pants, But times have changed minimum of Grade C in Higher Level papers in any two Currency borrowing will result site should at least be tidied up when they played a Waterford On Saturday. 13th September, white shirt and black bow tie. awhile in old Erin's isle. D in some farmers being able to as it detracts from bhe excellent Junior Selection. This proved to subjeots and Grade in Ordinary Laval in four other a very oretty wedding took And many have to wander avail of funds at a rate of 51%. presentation of the Fire sta- The Lessons were read by be a good exercise for both subjects which must include Irish. English, Mathematics place at St. Mary's Church, Bal- far and near, o! This new scheme will replace tion. Max 35. (28) 25. Mary Glavln and David Browne teams with lovely camogie be- and a Science aubjeot. lysaggart, whe-n Slobhan, sec- Arrah. just to keep up your the existing short term work- and the Prayers of the Faith- ing played by both sides. OR: Pass special entr-y test sat by An Bord Altranais. Presentation of Buildings: It ond youngest daughter o-f Peter heart, you'll find it the ing capital scheme but will dif- ful were recited by Dodo Mul- Our thanks to the GAA club -Candidates may be shortlisted. was a pleasure to note improve- and Mary Lyons. B-allysaggart. better part. fer in that it is much less re- cahy. The Offertory Gifts were for the use- of the pitch and (Requests for Application Forms should be accompanied ments under this heading for was married to Mr. Michael "Tis the style that always strictive. The principal differ- this year's presentation. The borne by Mary Browne. An- dressing room and to the Lis- by a 9"x4" stamped addressed envelope to: The Matron. Browne, eldest son of Ned -and pleases Pat O'Hara. ence is that no longer Is it re- most important of these is the thony Glavln. Paul Mulcahy more Hotel for the use of their Waterflord County & City Infirmary. John's Hill, Water- Liz Browne, Mitche-lstown. strictive to dairy farmers with presentation of the Catholic and David Browne facilities. The ceremony with Nuptial ford. Completed application, forms should be returned to quotas of less than 25,000 gaL Church, it look really well now Mass and Papal Blessing was The organist was Billy Hogan The long awaited under 16 :be M-aitron not later than Friday. 17th October. 1986 Ions. However, the conditions Fennell's and The Toby Ju-g are performed by Rev. Fr. O'Gor- and the soloist was Mrs Mar- Western Final takes place this Canvassing will disqualify. laid down are such that only amongst others which are well man, C.C.. Lismore, assisted by garet Madden Saturday afternoon. 27th in KNOCKANORE, those who are in severe finan- presented. A.s noted In last Rev. Fr. Kelleher. C.C., Mi-t- The reception was held at Cappoquln. Ballyduff Upper are cial difficulty as a result of year's report, M. Fives tradi- chelstown. Whltechurch House Hotel the opposition and after meet- weather conditions over the tional s-hopfront. is particularly The bride, who was given where upwards of 170 guests ins; twice, first drawn 2 all and GlENDINE, last two years will qualify. nice, however, the fishing tackle then only a point separating sign here is in need of repair away by her father, looked attended. T-he amount of money will be charming in a full length gown the teams. Lismore 2-1. Bally- limited and the Government The new Fire Station looks re-al- Going away the bride wore a duff 1-3. a close and exciting KILWATERMOY WATERFORD COUNTY COUNCIL ly well as does the Garda Sta- of white silk covered with lemon dress with white acces- are particularly anxious that it shower of hail. She wore a short final -Is guaranteed. We hope is applied to those most deser- tion. Some buildings noted in sories. The honeymoon is being you will all travel the few miles last year's report as being In veil held in place by a pearl spr-nt touring Ireland. ving. Guidelines have been laid herringbone head-dress. She to give your support to these need of attention have not yet We wish Slobhan and Mich- NOTES down but in general It will ap- carried a bouquet of white and hard working girls. Good luck SHEEP DIPPING 1936 received attention and perhaps ael long life and hiapplness In COMMUNITY COUNCIL ply to those with increased bor- pink carnations with lilac girls. — (RUnal). the most important of these their married lives together. Cards are now available for Sheep owners are advised that in accordance with the rowings and deteriorating net roses. Sheep Dipping Regulations, 1986, dipping of sheep w;ll assets. Land purchase and non- (because of its location' is MANUFACTURING UNIT the Sponsored Forest Walk, Walshes Hotel. The ESSo Gar- G.A.A. NOTES which will be held on Sunday. take place in the Lismore Lowland area under Council farm borrowing are excluded. The bridesmaids were Mar- The maximum loan per farm aye should be upgraded and jorie and Eileen Lyons (sisters It has been learned that Mr. October 5th, through Cam-glass L-hanes Garage requires a lot D. Cook, C.F.M. Ltd.. England Forest. Kniock-anore. commenc- supervision commencing on 25th September, 1986. Flock will be £50,000 or £25,000 in the of the bride). They wore full U/14 League Final — There owners are reminded that it shall not be lawful for any case o,f pig producers. Because ot work to bring It to an accept- length lilac dresses, with a was an exciting climax t.o the has met Mr. M. McHugh. Co. ing at 2 p.m. of administration problems. the able standard of presentation. circle of silk flowers on t-heir club's u/14 hurling league on Development Officer and mem- This ls a beautiful scenic person at any time outside the dipping period to have Dereliction continues -to be a Sunday last when Seamus bers of Lismore Development walk and an excellent way to -in his possession or under his charge an-y sheep unless minlmu-m loan will be £4,000 for hair, and carried bouquets of all categories. problem; such buildings should white and pink carnations. Kearney's team had a single Committee, the Town Commis- spend a Sunday afternoon. receive at least cosmetic treat- sioners. Llsm-ore Self Employ- Personnel from the Depart- it hias been dipped in accordance wiith the Sheep Dipping It ls hoped that the applica- The bestman was Mr. Gerry point to spare over Mark ment. Max. 35. (28) 30. ment Co-op and A-ero Club, to ment of Forestry will be pre- Order, 1965 (Amendment) Order 1977 and is accompanied tion of these low rates will give Browne, and the groomsman Clancy's team after a tremen- explore the prospects of estab- sent and will give an informa- people breathing space over the Presentation Of Natural Am- was Mr. Eamonn Browne (bro- dous game of hurling. by a certificate of dipping, which dhall be produced on lishing a manufacturing unit in tive description of the planta- next fifteen months. Bank of enities: The flower bed in t,he thers of the groom). The flower demand to any authorised person as defined in Articlc Lismore to produce the C.F.M. tion. Ireland recognise the value of town centre was very beauti- girl was Mary Browne (sister Shadow Light Aircraft. The 17 of the Sheep Dipping Order, 1965. this scheme and are anxious to ful again this year and is a ol' the groom), and she wore a So get a card from anv mem- plane is currently manufactur- facilitate the needs of its cus- credit to those responsible. lilac dress, with a circle of silk Printed and published by the ber of the Community Council ed -in England and sells in nine New flock-owners in the area should contact the County tomers in financial difficulty The numerous potted plants flowers on her hair, and she Proprietors at their Office and and come along to Cam glass countries. Current employment Secretary, Arus Brugha, Dungmrvan to arrange dipping. who meet the requirements laid throughout th'- town are a curried a bouquet of white and Works, 78, O'Connell Street, j Forest on Sunday, October 5th prospects are 4-6 hopefully. down. valuable asset. A suitable long pink carnations. Dungarvan Co. Waterford. at 2 p.m.