Gorey Fire Brigade was on Sunday morning last to e with a chimney Lire at thab:bed residence of Misses and Nellie Motougigin' dhow, Courtown Harbour. damage was caused bv the fire' which was ectinguisNed In abort time. It was feared t'L" the fire might spread to thigched root of

THE PIRATE'S DEN SATURDAY, Sth IN THE ROYAL HOTEL, NEW ROSS

"ON the agricultural side the benefits of entry into the E.E.C. would be immense with 60 per cent higher prices for milk and beef", said Mr. Garrett Fitzgerald, T.D., when he spoke on the subject of "Ireland and the Common Market" on Tuesday night of last week at the session of

The fellowhas letter Ms been received from tie Meet Rev. Dr. Herlihy, Bieber Ferns: The recent disaster la East Mina' Ms tosebed the iamb aced hearts ail over tie world. The Hob Father hes mood its aat4rto rally the skidoo The Irish Slaw have decided to sake a cello:dee. affordi

SOCIAL FUNCTIONS Specially Catered For

WEXFORD'S senior, intermediate and under-21 hurling selectors came under fire from Mr. Dan Kennedy, Vice- Chairman of St. Brendan's (Craanford) G.A.A. Club at the Club's annual dinner in the Courtown Hotel, Courtown Harbour, on Sunday night. " Some of our players are of County s

"I feel d Maas na Feirme must do more in the next five years than it has done in the past twenty-five. Rural Ireland is going to meet its most important event since the 1916 Rising—our entry into the E.E.C." This was stated by Mr. Laurent* O'Brioa, President the Moviegoer Stanch

TALBOT HOTEL, Wexford Sunday, 6th December MR. P. S. DONEGAN, T.D., will attend. AT 7.0 P.M. 'Mists may be bad nom. 11 Eamon& Street, Gerey, MR. T. J. BAITS, Court Street, MR. S. MOLLOY, 2 St. Ittandea's Read, Wexford. MR. J. FURNACE, Mary Street. New Rem 5143. For further infor

the date hereof intend to apply pursuant to Section 18. Land Act, 1965, to the Registrar - Titles. Land Registry, Dublin 7, cellation of certain sporting rights reserved to Ely Estate. on Folio Nos. 43205011, 432049680, 432049670, County Wexford.