Guth & Tuairim, Nollaig 1979

11 Na Seandaoine I Recently I visited two of the oldest people in this areat Paddy{mhary) Ward in Keadue aid Bridget (Ann) Boyle in Burtonport. Paddy who was 100 years old last March worked in America and in Scotland and in his youth was one of the founder members of Xeadue Hovers tootball club and the Keadue -Fife ·and Drum band. · On .a good day he enjoys a walk in the garden. :Bridsett celebrated her 105th birthday on the 8th December and still climbe the stairs at her home with ease. And on her birthday she received a card from Paddy• Both attribute their long,'life to plenty or hard work and good rood. Their families deserve praise for looking after them with great dedication. We wish Paddy and Bridget a happy Christmas and many more happy years. 1S lth. 10 10. Sar&h Makem - Ulster Ballad Singer (12Tl82) "I fine tribute to one or our really great rolk singers" (Evening Press). Seo , mlthair Tommy. Tl stor mor amhrlin aici agus ar an cheirn!n seo ceolann si ruda! oosuil le The Banks ot Red Roses, Factory Girl, The Wind that Shakes the Bail-ley, agus Barbara Allen. 11. Fla~s or Dublin (12TS383) - Ceol rince le Pad~,- Giackin (ri~il) Mick Gavrn (Fluit) Michael 0 1 Brien (P!opai). 12. Irish Traditional Concertina Styles (12TFRS566} Ceol ar an anglo concertina 6 cheolt6ir1 as plirteanna 6agsula den tir. "You can hear some ot Ireland's rinest concertina players on this record"' a duirt Hibernia. Ceirnini 6 Chomhlucht Seanachie i Meiricel. 1. The Humours or Bandon - tiz caro11, rid116ir. 2. Lovely Willie - Daitbi-Sproule, John Kelly agu~ Paddy O'Brien. ~ ·· ~HOUSE~ ~ANS Etc.~ Pl~oo for new Hoaou Adviee of E,..U.eeriac ilond 'Extension'! drawn nature given to organisers of up to client.. oPear~atioa. proposed Cr.. p Water Also, professional !'U per· Sehemeo. vision of work in operation. \;;..;.;;.;.,;,______,.._ _. Phone suNseG 31rGOr G CON TAICT DANNY ALLA HER I M Sleeghan , Derrybeg HOW TO COOK A HUS:BAND l ::: A good many hus~ands are spoiled by mis-mana,gement. Some ~ women blow their husbands up like bladders, others keep ~ them constantly in hot water, others allow them to g- freeze by carelessness, or indifference, some keep them u in a stew, others keep them in a pickle all their lives. g It cannot be supposed that any husband can be tender ~ and good managed in these ways, bUt they are really ~od ~ 'When .properly cooked. In selecting one, don't be ,. ~ guided by the ou·tward., · silvery appearance, as when -.~ buying mackerel, or by the golden tint as when choosing salmon. Don'~ go to the market for hi~ as the best are always boueht at your own door. Select him yourself aa tastes differ, and unless you know how to cook one., 3. . Michael Coleman agus Packie Dol an - fid116,iri 4. The Classic Recordings ot Michael Coleman. Ceirnini 6 Inilhrree - Green Linnet 1. The flax in the Bloom - Brendan Mulrehill ar an thidil. · 2.. The Corner House - 6 ghrUpa darbh ainm The Irish Tradition -· Brendan Mulrehill, Bill Cumisky, Andy 0 1 Brien agus Mick Maloney. Tl ceirnin Ur ag teacht 6 na Dubliners gan mhoill The Dubliners, Together Again agus rudai ura 6 De Danann, Mary Black, Matt Molloy agus ceann 6 Andie Irvine. S. 0 D. Young McFadden went up and overt .BB L TliB arsa SSB. Ie •.,Joe's wife thon way? weeneys· ·corner House. An fat l:arrach Television Changing over to Colour- · Why not select from the leading models? BENT OB lroY NATIONAL PANASONIC -ITT TOSHIBA..and GRUNDIG don't have one at all! See that the linen you wrap him in is .nicely washed and mended, with the required num– ber of but'tons. Tie him in with a strong silk cord called Comfort, as the one called Duty i' apt to be weak. Husbands sometimes fly out, or get burnt or crusty on the edge, but like lobsters they have to be cooked aliveJ make a clean steady. fire out of love, cheerfUl– ness and cleanliness. Set them as near this as seems to ~ee with them. If ~hey splutter, don't be anxious. A As some'do this until quite done. Add a little sugar in the shape of smiles, but on no account· add either ·pepper or vinegar.