Guth & Tuairim, Márta/Aibreán1981

Roeaes, L it reacha Co. DoDegal. 7/3/'81. A Chara, I've finally got around to putting pen to paper as regards women's Tug O'War teams. What's wrong with these young women who take part in such an unladylike sport? I think the days of Ladies having principles are gone when you see them lying around a mucky field or on a lounge floor. One has to admit 1t 1 s degrading to say the least. They might argue it's nice to get trophies, etc. but why not take up a ladylike sport like tennis, badllinton, athletics for example, if they have such a lot of surplus energy to burn. So come on girl.S - leave Tug O'War to the well- abled"men. Girls were not made for such a sport, and please remember it's not a healthy sport for women. I'a glad to see the majority of girls in the area have their principles. in Prospectint Looking forward to hearing the pu~lic 1 s comments on the • .... .. .. .... 0 .c l -io ...... !l:!i .... ~ .... Hugbia Beec ,., oeol •Doin CW.ille• Tich .J- al' M alla1bll. 0 ...... ...... ~~ s:1 fj • · Seo uhri.n a sct'!"obh libhlfD lie labarcaigh u C B subject. .~ !f.-~ s~ A refined old Lady (and proud or it1) ~ § 1.~~--------~~~~~~~--------~r 1A Rann na Feirete·- an bhean cheanna a scrfobh ·~ ¥ •.A.n tEibhlfn Marie". Ta sf ag obair 1na an ~ ~ Cholaiste ~igiunach i Leitir ·Ceanainn. • 1 ...... ~ / l 1-0 EARRAI COINCREID J .!!! Gaoth Dobhair . Manufacturer of Pre-stressed Lintels.~ - . ~- ~1· ~ ~ Window sills Garden Edging ~~ c.i-.lllio.r; j Paving slabs Septic Tank Lids C OrT£ EN. - Manhole covers Wall &: Chimney Coping DcP.Ayt3£G. =r Supplier of wrap around boilers ~ APPROVED BY I.I.R.S. ~ Phone BUNBEG, 90 . Cl Doire Cbol.IICille luair a d I tb&g a 1 bid iDniu o chathair Dhoire scoir aa m!le s~~aoillte ~ ao cheann, Ar an cheidh sheas mo llbithair 'gue ao ahuint.ir ag. slleadh suU I s ag cur a Jlbeannacht 11011. ~iid thall an Te-,all .Or thar barr na cathrach ai\ ar ul.Jihaigh 118 dOIn ChreideaJih I S dO 1, n ohnr, r - throecadh ann Lei Saoire Is De Dollhnaigh a R! na glo'ire gUe nach diUltaigh .e. Accident Black spot T~ ae anocbt '• rtlli 110 luf i lM na coigrfgh ta 110 tbu.ras thart 1 s ta gach osna 11011 Me ag saaoiteamh ar 110 dhearthiir bocht' i ngeibhiu ina luf ar ·leaba taia i gcaapa loa. Me ag siii&Oiteamh ar 110 mbithair bhocht ag caoiDudh 1a. f tagtha lei tein ag briseadh crof, ODce agaill, we return to Gaoth Dobhair - to the Derrybeg /Banbeg Black Mile to focus on a spot where several acoiden~s have occured. It's the junction where the Strand Road comes op to the Machaire Chlochair road (the road down to Os tan Ghaoth Dobhair). It a driver pulls out of this turn onto the main road he finds a bliDd hump on either aide of him. He cannot pull out sately to turn left but it 1 s eT&n more dangerous to turn right, towards Bunbeg~ For the car approaching from Bunbeg this Junction is concealed until the last moment. With the double attraction ot the hotel and the superb beach this spot desperately needs remedying. We urgently need these humps · removed and warning signs erected. With this being a Tery busy road, nov is the time to do it before the Summer rush starts. Now remember, cheek steering and suspension regu.larlJ - our roads are so bad that they cause extra wear and tear which can cause accidents. Food for thought - County Council • • • This hazzard would not be so s~rious if our roads were like the new surface heading out of Dungloe towards Glenties. Plea.Se ~ive us 110re of that nioe "safe" surface. If tbeictidh ..- n!"os 110 thu llbithair dh!lie \of I gu.s a Dhoire Cbolacille cead alin. a cho!ch' • • the Cartisitipp Fishing You 1 ll alwqe see boata out OA the high ~ll Who is it at u ..., it' a bud to tell, 1 Cause they look •eh the .... oat at sea fishing through rocb aromd Iaiatl'ee. Cookie aqa he goes out just tor the sport, to saTe hill a run tor fish tr011 the 1 Port; But don't let hia kid you, be sells the lot tor 40p a pound outta the shop. Barney reckons he knows the sea well, eveey rock around Gola and neey high avell; But he's had a tev frights and quite a tw shocks fighting the storms to stay otr the rocks. · .. "The Wheel". When James comes from Glasgow he loves to fish tor pollock for. Majie to put on the dish, When a tish shows up he shouts, •dont fret", r---.,---·. ·-·-·- -··--·· -·----·· ·--.-~---"""""-' Just like the ball at Parkhead it's bound tor the net. Ard Na gCeapaire \Careon's a man who won't sa,r_lllch, just •Hi", P'ISH & CHIPS CHICKEN .& CHIPS CURRIES BUNBURGERS ET TAKEAWAY 10·30 am to 12·00pm :on his way in with fish tor lathleen to fr,r; lAnd it yoil ever 111eet him and aek what 1 s tryin' he'll just say ".A.h, a couple or bian~• ;'he Park's had a boat but now they have tvo, cause Phillie reckoned the old one Just wou.ldn' t do; He said it got smashed and battered to hell 'cause it wasn't tied down to cope with the' swell. Richard's boat has a great big hole in it, but he's been out to Gola ill it; Although it is ancient and looks an old heap, It goes often to Inistree with a load of sheep. Good luck to those boys who have a tough Job, "Frank's in the living room, F h fiahinc the ••• to earn .a tw bobJ having his intelligence res Fish availa.ble Mq \hq alve.ys be .ar. oat at sea, insulted." ...,______________ .....;:~~ tisbillc the l!Ocks aroaiad :UU.tree. .Johrl Deecan.