Guth & Tuairim, Lúnasa/Meán Fómhair 1981

8 THE ERRIGAL GRILL NO lJ!;;U.Q.: \fuat ever happened t o live mus ic during the holiday season f or t eenac;er s i n Gaoth Dobhair ', It .., seems that for teenagers our pr omoters ar e not very ~ interested. Sadl y for live 1nus ic apart f r om the ~ Marquee in Dungloe, no other venues opened t heir doors. i I wonder do the promoters really kno~r what the teen- r-1 agers like? I doubt i t. o CONGRATlJ:UTIOl:s : Ot.:.r congratulations to Nora Galligan ~ who now holds the title 11 Nary from Dungloe 1 81. ..':: Apart from her beauty Nora is a superb folk singer and along with sisters l·:ary, Deirdre, and Geraldine perform under the stage name The Galligan Sisters. ~ Main St., DONEGAL TOWN Choose from our attractive MENU * Grills * Fresh Salads Morning Coffee * Light Meals and other choices. At the Errigal Grille we offer you good food that is freshly cooked and served at your table by a friendly waitress. Worth a visit when in Donegal. Together they have performed witb success at :!! festivals from Killybegs to Dallyshannon, and were -2.. placed second in 11 .;,cor". At tbe end of the montb Nora Next door we do a Big Take Away service and if you want to spend an hour, visit our Amusement Arcade ••••we have machines to suit all ages. and her sisters will compete in the Folk Singing &. ~ Husic Competition at the Letterkenny International bD Folk Festival. The Galligan Sisters are an act with !:1 . tremendou~ potential and they are easy on t he ears and '::l on the eyt;s. H ON RECORl!: Another boom year for new releases by our a native Donegal entertainers. The Girl from Donegal herself !largo has issued a new single "Back Eome to Donegal" and an album 11 A Toast To An Irish Colleen 11 , ~~ §~ and for a change it is newly recorded material. The master of evergreen ballads John J<:err has issued hjs third album for Homespun Records "Three Leafed Shamrock"an old title, but a complete new Prop.: Eamonn Duffy TEL. DONEGAL 42a ~------------------------------J album. John and Margo, join Kathleen Fitzgerald, Hugh McLean, Emmet-Spiceland, etc on an album "Wish you were here~o. Donegal" a collection of favourite Donegal ballads. Pop wise, well Fluto have rush released their long awaited single "Get Out or My Life" a number composed by vocalist Mar-,1 B. and leader Paul Gallagher. Rascal have issued a Ska version of the "Hokey Pokey";not ~ ver.r favourite record~.ng. While Magic and the Hagic B.'Uid move into !"' black I&int gimmick as they promote their new single !-' "The C~ibal Song". One had hoped both Rascal and ~ Magic Band were above such gimmick products, but in eo difficult times, an artist needs more than a single. ~ An Clennad will be spending most of September in the eo W indmlll Studios recording a new albuJ:It. R NW FACES: A group which has made a tremendous impact i on the local dancing scene are Double Vision. The four piece group featuring local musicians from the ~ Rosses spent several months in rehearsal before they ~ hit the road. Group member Peter Grubb say Double ... Vision compose most of their own stage material, and ~ arrange to their own style the rest of their nightly ... programme. Having heard the group in action several i. times I was most impressed with their sound. Vocal wise they could be a lot stronger, but music wise they are excellent. With more experience together and the right breaks they could be big. ANOTHER COMEBACK: Delighted to note that singer Seamus Me Gee is to have another go at the music scene and is currently forming a new backing group. Sel>...!US was a member of the highly successful Nashville Showband a decade ago. He enjoyed success with a single entitled "Stand by Your Window", but afterwards Seamus decided to get out of the dancing scene. Some months back he recorded a special tape for P~io na Gaeltachta and since then he has rec– eived numerous bookings. An excellent entertainer and I know that he wlll be just as successful this time round. Le 11 MAESTR0. 11 JUDGES \NANTED FOR t!ALTZING COMPETITION(::>) Rosses - GlasGow weekend 2&·8·81 OnLl those with exper ience need apply APPLY STATING QUALIFLCATIONS,AGE EXPEiUE!lCE,Etc BE?ORE Sept. 2. to: <IALTZIHG CO,:ORDINATOR, Box.43,Gut h7Tuairim, Doire Beaga . Ol .B Bridget ~~ Ferry Ferry, Roshine, 1981 Burtonport Festival Queen. Hgpaftbold Hints. ~ g ... H1nte ror tura - Use the following process for a tur garment that is not worth the expense of taking to a ~ furrier or dry-cleaner. Brush the garment briskly with m a soft brush. Then heat some bran in a pan, stirring trom time to time to stop it from burning. Rub the warm bran gently into the fUr with the palm of your hand. Repeat this two or three times. Finally pass your hand over the tur to 11 rub it up the wrong way", shake the garment vigorously and hang it in the fresh air. Alternatively, remove the bran with a sort brusl".. To keep moths out of your fUrs during the summer, use this method. In April or V~, gi~ the garments a thorough shake out of doors, or beat them lightly with a supple stick. Roll them lightly in linen and put ~ lumps of camphor between the folds. Add an equal amount of ~ ground black pepper if the fur has long hair. Then put the ;:: furs in cardboard boxes with tight-fitting lids. When ~ winter comes, re~ove the fUrs and shake or beat them as ~ before. Let them hang in the air to get rid of the o smell of camphor• ..:> ~----------------~ g :·~eep us, 0 God, from petti ness; let us be large in s:1 thought, in ,.,orrl, in deed; let us be done with fault– "@ finding, and leave off self-seeking. ,Ji' !·:ay \fe put a\laf all pre ·,ence and raee ~ each other face - o tc face, without self-r ity and wit hout prejudice. ""' Nay we never be hasty :'...'1 juJ.goent and alt·rays gener ous . 8 Let us take t i me for all thi.:1gs; maJ~e us t o grm1 calm, ~ serene, ee:->.tl e. TeacL us to put into action our better impulses , stra::.::;hti'o<'''ar<l an,l '.m- afraid. Gr a.'1t that •.1e may realize it is tlw little things that creat e differences, that in the ~Ji 1 ; t~-1i.:1gs of life we are '"'t one. And 1:w.~: w!o strive to touch and to )mew the great. common, hut .w :-,eru·t of us all - and - 0 l.or :l God, let us r orget not, to be KDID. le - "l·iary Stewart' 1 •