Galway Advertiser 1978/1978_07_06/GA_06071978_E1_006.pdf 

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Galway Advertiser, Thursday, 6th July, 1978

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Manufacturers of Indoor and Outdoor Illuminated Signs

NOEL EL WOOD
SUPERMARKET COLLEGE ROAD Congratulations and best wishes to SHAPE W HAIR FROM

SHAPE W HAIR
PROSPECT HOUSE, EYRE SQUARE
Phone 65057 Under the management of RITA HEALY (Formerly of Herman's and Grant's Hairdressers) OPEN SIX DAYS WEEKLY 9--6 p.m.

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Emerald Printers
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VICTUALLER-SHANTALLA ROAD For Best Quality Beef, Pork, Lamb, Bacon, Poultry, and Cooked Meats.

W A T E R L A N E , P R O S P E C T HILL, GALWAY P h o n e 65933 WEDDING OFFSET INVITATIONS SELF ADHESIVE AND -- STATIONERY FLAGS PRINTING

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Personal, Individual Service, coupled with realistic prices, is what Rita feels clients want.

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The Carpet Market
PROSPECT HOUSE, EYRE SQUARE, GALWAY GALWAY'S LEADING CARPET SHOP Over 200 Rolls to select from at all times.

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Renmore Service Station
WE ARE N O W O P E N 2 0 H O U R S A D A Y F R O M 7 A.M. T O 3 A.M. Prompt and friendly service at all times,

PATS--PORTO--CABINS
All Types of Portable Buildings T W O MILE D I T C H , T U A M R O A D , GALWAY Phone (091) 62772/66781 Prop. Pat Finnerty

20TH CENTURY MALE HAIR FASHIONS
HIGH STREET

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P.S.--OUR GREAT TYRE SALE IS STILL ON. a two year lay-up was getting into form, taking the title by almost two seconds from Dublin Mini driver Myles O'Reilly, with 1 Brian Thornton runner up 1 in that class. HILLCLIMB NEXT The next event in the busy club calendar is the round of the Dunlop Sexton championship on | 2 2 & 2 3 J u l y at B a l l y v a u g h a n . Shea Lawless currently leads this series from Frank O ' R o u r k e and Vivian Candy, and with both | events to count, a top class | entry is assured. Candy , was in action last weekend in Wexford in their hillclimb, but chose not to take a final timed run. He was beaten into Fourth place behind Lawless, Cyril Lynch and O'Reilly | (Eldon).

MOTORING

SHOES BY MICHAEL
DOMINICK ST., GALWAY

SUMMER SALE
Commencing on Friday 7th July F a n t a s t i c V a l u e for all t h e fam'ly.

GOLF
The Costello Cup semi-finals and final as well as the O'M alley Cup final may now be played on July 23. They had to be posphoned due to Joe Corless being involved in Senior Cup play. July 23 may also pose a problem should Billy Herterich be included in the Junior Cup panel! Congratulations to Michael Quaid on his inclusion in the Irish team to defend the European Youth Championship in Spain at the end of this month. He thus completes what must be a unique double as he was a m e m b e r of the Irish Schools Rugby team in 1975. Congratulations also even if a t riffle belated to Juliette Mc Hugh on her winning the Connacht Senior C'ship in Bundoran. Wednesday last saw the start of a series of fourbaJIs sponsored by Cunningham Auctioneers. Winners were Seamus Mc

Evoy (4) and Ml. Molloy (9) with 7 up with the brothere Denis and Seam Mc Sweeney runners-up with 6 up. Finalists in the O'Malley Cup are Noel Foy and Frank Stephens 2nd July at while the remaining four The Galway County Show held last week-end the 1st and bigger crowdsthe new venue Kilcornan Centre, Clarinbridge, was a huge success with in attendance in the Costetlo Cup are Joe than ever before. The Brothers of Charity, who very kindly put the venue at the C o r l e s s and B i l l y disposal of the Shorn Committee will benefit substantially from the Show and they Herterich, Pat Quinn and enjoyed very good sales in their floral and woodworking departments. The sixteen Jumping Competitions went off smoothly, although because there were so many Patsy Griffin. entries there was a late finish on Saturday night. The main jumping event of the If you are interested - week-end, the Toyota International Trial Stakes was won by James Kernan on his the half yearly handicap International horse, Condy. In second place was Best Man ridden by Leonard Cave adjustments have been with El Greco ridden by Francie Kerins filling the third spot, Our picture shows Mrs, O'Boyle, made and are posted up in Nancyhis prize. wife of City Car Sales' Managing Director presenting James Keenan with the men's bar. You may have got a shot back. beaten by Enniscrone in Conroy on the 18th. The The next Garda Golfing before Sunday. Last T u e s d a y s the Senior Cup and Co. vastly improved and Society competition will be held in Galway on competition resulted as Sligo in the Barton Shield popular Henry McHugo who now r e p r e s e n t was unable to sustain his Monday n e x t . Their follows Class A: Winner -- Connacht. challange and eventually Captains Prize will be in Cliona O'Neill (11) 76. succumbed to the Connemara on July 30. Second Geraldine OUGHTERARD GOLF consistent golf of Paddy Ladies O'Neill (16) 76. Penney. The Lady Captains Class B: Winner - Peigi CLUB CUP July 2nd Captain's Prize (Mrs. P. Hogan) Prize will Murphy (24) 69. Second The final of this Day be held on Sunday next Killy O'Sullivan (35) 71. There was a July 9th. It will be 18 Galway r a t h e r demanding match play holes stableford and to be surprisingly did n o t competition was contested tremendous turn out for eligable t o win the qualify for either the between P. Penney and H. the Captain (F, Kyne) Captains prize you must Barton Shield or Senior McHugo. In the semi-finals Prize. This year the have played in 3 official C u p i n t e r - p r o v i n c i a l P. Penney b e a t Joe competition was over 27 c o m p e t i t i o n s -- and semi-finals at Westport on Browne two and one and holes (stroke). Despite the handed in you cards Sunday last. They were H. McHugo beat M. windy and wet conditions

POWER & LUCAS W M D TESTS The Galway Motor C l u b ' s a u t o t e s t s last weekend produced wins for Pat Power, who travelled from Waterford specially, and Ian Lucas from Belmont, Offaly. After six tests of the Salthill Promenade car park, where the event was supported by the Banba Hotel, Power had built up a five second advantage over P. J. Gannon, whose Mini had been penalised for deviating from the route, and thus depriving him of the win. The Salthill d r i v e r was runner-up in the small fwd class. Ian Lucas hadn't been able to better Power's times on any test and had to be content with a class win in his Midget, while Pat Higgins had three flag penalties on his way to win the large (over 1100 cc) class. Sunday's tests were at Healy's Forest Inn, Carrabane, and Lucas after the winner Michael Sugrue (22) played excellent golf to return 33 -- 33 -- 34. ( n e t t ) to t a k e t h e magnificient silver tea set for first prize. Second prize went to W. Kelly and Third prize to Henry McHugo. Prize for best Gross went to John Collins (9) with a 79. Next Sunday - 9th July Houlihan Trophy -- Mixed Foursomes.

CUNNIFFES CHEMIST
WILLIAM ST., GALWAY Showroom now open upstairs. Large selection of Scholl Sandals and gifts. GLEN1NA BRIDGE CLUB 1st N.S. Mr. P. Scannell. Mr. B. Finan. Miss P. Shaugn2nd nessy. . Mr. M. Hession. Miss V. Walsh. 3rd Mrs. R. O'Rcgan. 1st E.W. Mr. and Mrs. Wadding. 2nd Mrs. P-Forde Mr P. Flannery. Mrs. Sugrue 3rd Mrs. McKnight.

NIGHT VIGIL
Legion of Mary are holding a night vigil in St. Joseph's Church, on Friday 7th July from 9 to 11 o'clock.

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