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On Wednesday, a Tuesday next. He was named at 1,500m. — M. O'Sullivan, F. August is the month of the both 5,000 metres and 10,000 O'Mara (Limerick) and Dave silly season for newspapers as coroner returned a verdict of metres when B.L.E. finalised Taylor (Clonliffe). Res. Ray death due to hypothermia in their team last Friday night Flynn (Longford). most public services take a naming 14 athletes in all, in- "summer" break. There are no the case of a 69-year old Dublin 5,000 — Eamonn Coghlan man who died in July. cluding Corkman Marcus O'Sul- (Metro), John Treacy (Deise), Dail sittings (the Oire-acbtas livan at both 800m. and 1,500m. Paul Donovan (Athletic West). silly season goes on though A spokesman for ALONE, Despite his poor form, the Res. F. O'Mara. until October—that is if it ever the support group for the selectors have left it up to Eam- 10,000m. — John Treacy. onn Coghlan himself to decide 3,000 Steeplechase — Brendan ends), court sessions stand elderly, claimed that during whether or not he will compete. 1 Quinn (Deise). adjourned with the exception of cold spells at least 50 Irish Coehlan, a silver medalist at Decathlon — Carlos O'Connell special vacation sittings, and people were in danger of dying 1,50am. in 1978, has Qualified at (Crusaders). local Councils hold no meet- both 5,GOOm. and 10,000, but Marathon — Jerry Klernan from hypothermia. He said that he was named only at the (Clonliffe) and Dick Hooper ings. Consequently news is at the medical profession were shorter distance, so clearing (Raheny). a premium and that is why you not prepared to admit that the way for Treacy who can Women's 400m. — Patricia see so many "specials" appear- cold was a killer in our society. now go in this event despite Walsh (Team Puma). the fact that he has not beaten ing regularly in the Dublin and "They put anything down on their qualifying standard. Cork d'aily papers. Any old a death certificate rather than The young Belfast sprinter, thing will do as a filler. admit i,t was from the cold. Philip Snoddiy, has thrown in Heart failure and pneumonia his lot, with Ireland alongside "Specials" are articles com- record holder, Derek O'Connor, piled . and "put on ice" for are commonly put down in- who broke the Irish record for RECORD CROWD those days when there are wide stead of hypothermia," he the distance three times in re- added. cent months, will double up at gaps to be filled in the make-up 400m., where he will be joined of newspapers. Then they are Hypothermia is a condition by Gerry Delaney. AT MILLSTREET taken out as required and Steeplechaser, Brendan Quinn usually associated with the Pictured at the Causeway Tennis Club recently are: sponsors, committee members and prizewinners in Causeway Junior Open placed in position. Most are is also named and carlos O'Con- bitter cold periods of winter nell goes in the decathlon. Week: back row (1. to r.) Danny Lenihan (Centra Food Market, Abbeyside), Gearoid Fraher (representing Allrounder Sports really a lot of words about silly and the faot that a coroner's Three athletes have been HORSE SHOW Shop), Miss Mary Keane (M. J. Keane & Co.), Miss Alicia Browne (Alicia's), Mrs. Pat Flanagan (Coffee Lounge), Carmel topics that would not be coun- named at both 1,500 and 5.000m. inquest returned this as the Mulcahy (Mulcahy Bros., Abbeyside), John Ryan (JR's Americ an Style Food Restaurant), Mr. Michael Mernin (Dungarvan tenanced under normal circum- In the former, Marcus O'Sulli- The Millstreet International cause of death for a man who Crystal), Mr. Colin Carty (Vice-President, Causeway Tennis Club), Mrs. Suzanne Dalton (President, do.); front row: M. stances. van will be joined by Frank Horse Show which concluded died last month when accord- O'Mara and Dave Taylor, with last Sunday evening in ideal O'Connor, Rachel Byrne, Judy O'Brien, Trevor Byrne, Michael Curran (Tramore), Kim Reynolds (Kilkenny), Heidi Richardson ing to the calendar we should But like everything else the Ray Flynn, who also qualified, weather attracted a record (Kilkenny), Darragh Connolly, Emma Fleming, John Ryan, Willie Reynolds (Tramore). (Photo: David Stearn) hlave been at the height of named as a reserve. crowd and was judged the best silly season passes. Soon it will summer, says more than any Famonn Coghlan, John Treacy I ever. The Show came to a be gone just as the holiday and Paul Donovan are named j words could to desoribe the thrilling climax with the great makers will be gone and we at 5,0C'0m. Harvey Smith of Britain win- weather we have been having. 200m.—Philip Snoddiy (Anna- ning tihe Ford Irish Jumping DUNGARVAN GOLF will be once again back to the dale Striders) and Derek O'Con- normal hum-drum of everyday P.S.—A dictionary describes Derby in a jump-off against the nor (iTeam Puma). clock and just pipped his old life. hypothermia as a condition of OPUS 9 UNISEX having an abnormally low body rival Eddie Macken who CLUB NOTES finished second. TENANTS FACE RENT temperature. On Thursday, Friday and I RESULTS Saturday of last week an 18 Thursday. Friday. Saturday— RISE? Local riders who figured at HAIR SALON CURSAI SAMHRAIDH the Show included Lieut. Nick hole Scramble was held and 1, P. J. Kllligrew (6), T. Mul- A news item elsewhere in CALLED Connors. Park, Stradbaliy who very well supported. This form cahy (16), j. V. Curran (17) 56.',; SA RINN finished 5th on Walsh Dubh in of competition is becoming 2, C. Nagle (9), F. Walsh (13"), thiis issue of the "Leader" more popular all the time and GRATTAN SQUARE The August Cursa Samhraidh the Heimetken International and R. Mulcahy (9, 58 5/6. states that the Government is Capt. JOhn Lediingham. Kln- on the evidence of the results Friday: 9 Hole Mixed Scram- to pass responsibility for fixing at Colaiste na Rinne ended TO BAR sialebeg who finished 7th on our players are becoming more ble — 1, O. Mansfield (13). S. DUNGARVAN last Friday, August 15, and Gabhran in tihe same competi- familiar with the tactics in- Power (14). M. Kavanagh 281. rents of Council houses over tc- viflved. Sunday. August 17th —• 1. S local authorities. It is expected throughout that morning the tion. .aaprt. IjedlTigiham was Atii Opening Monday, August 25 many young students from all In the Pawn Lllgmt in.tern.a- The (iiraesheet for the Presi- Power (14 ) 46 pts.: 2. A. Sipratt as a result that the tenants of tiomal rld-lng Kilcoltrlm. Lieut. dent's Prize is now posted on (6) 56 ots.; 3, V. Hayes fl2l 42 over the country dispersed to the Notice Board and the Presi- pts.: Gross, J". Murphy, 32 pts. these houses will shortly be their respective homes after Connors scored a win in the faced with a rent increase fol- Woodfab international on Cill dent, Mir. J. V. Curran, will pre- LADIES GOLF spending three weeks at the sent the prize on Sunday, Aug- Tuesday, 12 th August — lowing the rent freeze of the Anna and was> 7th in the same Colaiste and in the local competition On Araglln. ust 31st at 10 p.m. in the Club- White Elephant 14 Hole Stroke past three years. environment. Both Oaipt. Ledlngham and house. Competition —• Winners, J. Mul- lins (17) and P. Donnelly (26) Lleiut. Connors are regular Timesheet for the Interme- Should such a move take 54 5/8: Runners-up, M. Dee (31) The bulk of the students members of the Irish Army diate Scratch Cup, sponsored by and K Browne (36) 56 17/18: place it is expected that a con- Waterford Joinery Ltd., is also hailed from Dublin and a Equitation Team. 3rd, B. Cusack (28) and A. frontation between local Coun- on the Notice Board and play- special bus left to take these Cusack <33' 59 5/18. Other winners at the Show ers are reminded that the cils and the National Associa- back early while the other were Mir. N. Connors, Park. 3rd Charity Week-End — Winner, tion of Tenants Organisation course is closed to all but the cailini agus buaohailli were col- with Spring Etlegianoe in the competitors on Saturday next. F. Kelly (341 34 nett. Weekly No. 5i — Winner. J. (NATO) will follow. lected in private cars. By one National Discovery Presenta- A spokesman for the De- tion; Mr. J. Wlltoughby, Lis- Preliminary and first rounds Sheehan (32) 32 nett. o'clock in the afternoon the of the Club Foursomes and Bal- Tuesday, 26th—"Members Aut- partment of the Environment sion an air traffic controller at more 2nd in the Carrolls College and grounds were de- Boomerang Finder Champion- linacourty Cup must bP com- umn Prize.