Galway Advertiser 1982/1982_06_10/GA_10061982_E1_019.pdf 

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E c aitc uh rsi Procession
The Annual Eucharistic Procession will b eheld i n Galway City o n Sunday, June 13th, c o m m e n c i n g a t 4 p.m., with open-air Mass at t h e C a t h e d r a l . T h e final Benediction will take place at E y r e S q u a r e . People taking part in the P r o c e s s i o n will a s s e m b l e at their o w n parish c h u r c h e s and proceed, as aparish, to the Car-park att h e Cathedral, arriving there b e t w e e n 3.20 a n d 3.40 p . m . Schools a n d Colleges s h o u l d arrive b e t w e e n 3.40 and 4 p.m. The altar a t t h e Cathedral o nwhich Mass will b e c e l e b r a t e d will b e situated o n the P o d i u m t o the rear o f the Cathedral i.e. f a c i n g t h e C a r - p a r k . The route o ft h e procession will be b y w a y of Nuns' Island, O'Brien's Bridge, Mainguard St., S h o p St., W i l l i a m s g a t e St. Those not marching i n the Procession should join in the prayers a n d kneel while the Blessed Sacra ment is passing. Residents and business people along the route a r e asked t o suitably decorate their premises.

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Advertiser,

10th Jane,

1982

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Exams, Exams !
Exams! T h e y a r e here again! T h e talk o f the t o w n for,weeks to come. Young people i n the throes o f them. Teachers i n the midst o f them. Parents i n the trauma of them. Daily conversation interspersed with them. Heaven taken u p with them! N o let-up until Galway Races, it w o u l d seem. T h e n following t h e results, ecstacy for some, inevitably disappointment for others. In t h e meantime o u r prayers! T h e age-old questions: Have exams become obsessive? Are they the proper gauge for measuring academic growth? Is there an over emphasis on a young person's mental attainments, to the exclusion of other processes of the soul? o f a hug, a handshake, a pat o n t h eback, a w o r d o f encouragement, a smiling face. Sympathy a n d sensitivity m u s t be n u r t u r e d b y m a n d a t e o f Jesus C h r i s t -- to w a r m aworld growing cold with programmed efficiency and technological expertise. Thank God for young people who push beds for Trocaire, who organise charity walks for whatever cause, who (this very evening!) are completing a cycle hike from Galway to Dublin in aid of multiple sclerosis research. Their example must inspire many others to score A's and B's in the art of loving the neighbour for the love o f G o d . Fr. Robert G O L F E. Lee.

Order of the Procession:
Section A: Girl Guides, Boy Scouts. Section B: St. Mary's Parish; The Claddagh; St. Augustine's Parish; St. Francis' Parish; St. Ignatius' Parish; St. Joseph's Parish; Salthill Parish; Castlegar Parish; Mervue Parish; Renmore Parish; Cathedral Parish; St. Patrick's Parish; Regional Tech nical College; University College; Nurses. Section C: Red Cross; Knights of Malta; Military; Mayor and Borough Council. Section 0: Nuns; Brothers; Sea Scouts; (immediately after Blessed Sacrament). Bands: At Cathedral: St. Patrick's School Band; Galway Fife & Drum Band.

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Vintners
Winners ofthe recent Western Motors sponsored competition Club P^ographedwitktheladtescaptainMrs^ Thornton, winner ladies singles, JohnShiel, winner men'ssingles andSeanH^siyc^fiTainB^k row: Ignatius Flannery, (fourball winner), Ann McCormZk, spansJ""ada winner), George sponsor Lucy moron, Andy Bradley, 'best gross, Chez Bruzzi (mixed foursomes).

President

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C a m p a i g n
Mr. Billy Lawless, President o f the Vintners Federation o f Ireland this week launched an anti d r u g campaign as o n eo f h i s foremost priorities in office. The newly elected President outlined that h e aims t o s e t u p a n educational programme for publicans so that they can be aware i f drugs are b e i n g sold o rc o n s u m e d o n their premises. Said M r . Lawless " D r u g usage a n d sale o f d r u g s i s n o w a very serious p r o b l e m for publicans throughout the c o u n t r y . M a n y publicans do not know how to identify this problem or h o w t o tackle it. O v e r the next f e w months t h e F e d e r a t i o n w i l l liaise w i t h the Department o f Health and Social Welfare, t h e Dept. o f Justice and t h e Health Education Bureau to educate publicans i n this regard."

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Fancy a spot of golf o n Saturday? I f you d o then Mhuintir Mhuighco-Mayo Association G o l f Competi tion for the Sacre Coeur Hotel C u p will b eheld i n Oughterard Golf Crab o n Saturday, 19th June. T e e 10-12.30. Presentation o f prizes i n Sacre C o e u r H o t e l 7.30 p . m .

Already the Minister for Attending a lecture in the Great Southern Hotel. Galway. to mark the opening of the Small Health and Social Welfare Industries Week by the Industrial Development Authority were (from left): Gerry Mackey. Dr. Michael Woods has Business Sector Officer. Bank of Ireland; Billy Wixted. Institute for Industrial Research and v o i c e d s u p p o r t f o r t h e Standards: Seamus Keating, Galway County Manager, and Manager of the County Develop ment Team; Charles Lynch. County Development Officer, I.D.A.; Tom Hyland. Regional Vintners Federation move Manager, I.D.A.; Brendan Renwick, Dublin; Frank Murray. Project Identification Unit I.D.A. a n d has p l e d g e d t h e fullest and Gerry Kenny, Regional Manager. Coras Trachtala. support of the Dept. and the Health Fxfd^on.Bureau.

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