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1 THE PO T BOUTIQUE ONVENT LANE, A YNOOTH.J! HOURS OF BUSINESS: ONDAY TO FRIDAY 10 am - 8 pm SATURDAY 10 am 6 pm. I I. I STOKISTS OF A WIDE RANGE OF SPORTS EQUIPENT" LOTHING 10% DISOUNT TO SPORTS LUB EIERS AND STUDENTS ON PRESENTATION OF EBERSHIP ARDS OR STUDENT ARDS i. :a: m r-. In. In :z -:z en.. JAIl; feb 1978 nl.&.prie ; GRApEVINE A mnthly and smetimes satirical review f lcal news, lssip, aeneral chat an perhaps ccasinally unbelievable rubbish. a w w :::.::: a: c w! a: g - a. en GENTS, LADIES, AND YOUTHS SHOES NOW IN STOK DISOUNT APPLIES TO THESE ALSO ::c WHY NOT ALL in AND BROWSE AROUND g ") :::-:: rn <. The Student Rag week this year is being geared twards a cmmunity week eventually. This year sees a start with varius types f sprting activities taking place mainly between the cllege and the twn. Any mnies cllected will as usual be dnated t harity. Yur supprt is needed and the dates t watch are frm February 13th t 17th. ARRIAGE ENOUNTER :- fr infrmatin cntact:- David & arie Lyn, 33 aynth Park. Telephne r Ray & Ann ultn, 19 Balally Park, Dundrum. Telephne r Fr. Paul Tyrrell, St. ary's hurch, aynth. The Old Peples' mmittee als wuld like t sincerely thank rs. P. ullen, The aws, fr a very generus cntributin t the al Fund, being prceeds f a raffle at the Irish Farmers. Assciatin Dance, and als the aynth Gild I..A. fr a dnatin f 4 t the al Fund. Shwing internatinal class n the field, yung sccer star David whey (sn f Dr. & rs. W. whey) has signed up with Bhemians. David played n aynth 1 team, being n the team that wn the ruise up last Seasn. He has already clcked up a number f gals t his credit and the Bhemien's anager has expressed cnsiderable satisfactin with his new player. ".DARTSil AR AESSORIES THE SPORTS BOUTIQUE ONVENT LANE rs. Betty Farrell, Pund Hill, aynth, is t be cngratulated n being awarded a schlarship frm Kildare unty mmittee f Agriculture t the I..A. llege at An Grianan the subjects dressmaking and ckery. rs. Farrell is a member f the aynth Guild. It has been said that the 'thing' in the square shuld be prperly named. We are ffering a prize t the mst suitable name fr this edifice. Entries t any fthe NEWSLETTER mmittee.

2 Amng 4 delegates frm I..A. guilds thrughut the cuntry tecei"ethe Bard Iascaighara Sefd prmtrs di plma wa!? rs.felicitysatchwel1f ariaville, \"" h;; :."" "'""", "" ";:\ ' " ': ",',", '; 'Y/' ' aynth a member f a)rnth Guild. The presentatin "Yas made byr. T.F. Geghegan, arket DevelpllleIlt anager fr the Brd.. The delegates were selected frm I..A. federati9ns, andlhrugh a prgramme f activities.assisted the, }3.I.. 's marketing divsin ill exflanding the us f fish. and fish prducts. t\::;pecial trining. curse was rganised fr the delegts: at An Grianl:ln and B.I 's Fish kery entre. ngratulatins t Jhn and arin (nee Try) Walsh, Avndale Leixlip, n,tliebirth f a Sn. This is the. sixtenthgandhild f r. & rs. Jack Try,.'Neill park. (arin's parents). Every gd wish als t arline Farrelly, Greenfield, aynth, and Brian Walsh, Kilgraigue, n their recent marriage. ngratulatins t :- Sean & aureen Frtune, Parsn Street, n the birth f a daughter. Eddie & Patricia usker, n the birth f a Sn. Seamus & argaret Tyrell, n the birth f a daughter. APPLl..... E..a1n Street. ayatli (fp. LOt._Ale...> KETTLES. AutQlll8tic cut ut etc. T ERIIS.AV AlU ill! FRmGES.ur much maligned yuth seldm get a pat n the back but we must highly cmmend three yung peple wh gave a three hur cncert t patients at St. Lman's ver the hristmas perid. The grup, cmprising Kevin cgvern, electric guitar, Ken.'Brien accustic guitar, and FinlaEyns, vcalist,. were greatly appreiatedan?mariy patients. cntributed ites. Thegr6tlpwerE!very well received by tb.e \lcatin?l Officet;. r. lm cglynn, arid rceived'evry We wish a speedy recvery frm recnt il1nesst: rs. K. Dunne, elbridgerad; rs. Nan nnlly, Greenfield; rs. cgvern, Leinster ttages, Ned ertn, Leinster ttages, Jack rrway, Greenfield. The Irish Wheelchair Assciatin wish t return sincere thanks t the peple f aynth fr their very generus cntributins t the Assciatins cllectins recently, i.e. aynth 8 60, Ladychapel aynth llege All items fr publicatin in the arch issue f the NEWSLETTER shuld be handed in by February 1th. IR LTD. HAIRDRYERS APPROVED DEALERS PHONE: (BraWl, Ruldael1 Hbbs, etc:) VAUU LEANERS TOASTERS (KA.,-,s, Rwenta, - urphy Rich FOR SHAVERS.(All Branda Supplied) (Braun, K.rlapa) WASHING AHINES - DISHWASHERS - ALL AKES I HOURS OF BU$INESs:- DETAILS ON.. TUES. WEn.. SAT, THURSDAY & FRIDAY p A YNOOTH VISTA by Newcmer. Anybdy writing a clumn fr a mnthly publicatin is at a distinct disadvantage. If the writer treats with a subject that is current at the time f his writing ten chances t ne it will be ld hat by the time f its appearing in print and he must therefre cnfine his remarks t n-ging tpics r run the risk f having t eat his wrds in cnsequence f subsequent develpments having caught up with him befre his article appears. Editrs take a pr view f their cntributrs asking fr their articles back tr amending the day befre a magazine is due t g t press. I have stuck my neck ut n a few ccasins and had my head chpped ff - r partly chpped ff - by events which ensued between writing and publicatin. Last mnth in the NEWSLETTER was ne f these. Subsequent t my writing abut the blcking f jbs fr ur Graduates by the Natinal Teachers a cmprmise was cme t by allwing thse already' chsen fr jbs t attend The Teacher Training lleges fr a year befre taking up wrk. Big Deal! It des nthing t imprve class. numbers in the present year and damn little fr brtherly lve. It des nt tempt me t ask the Editr t amend anything that I wrte DY Lunge Bar,.I.E. Bus Stp. At last, as I write, the Gvernment has annunced its -intentin t intrduce a bill fr the ablitin f existing grund rents. I see sme danger there. If we, in the New Estates, buyut ur grund rents, wh is ging t finish these estates where the develpers have gne int liquidatin r bankruptcy? D we als buy that liability? It is pssible, f curse that the bill will cver such a cntingency but the White Paper nt having yet been published it is nt pssible t tell. If I might make the sugestin t ur mmunity uncil it is smething they might actively pursue with whatever similar bdies they are in tuch r with ut lcal T.Ds. t ensure that the residents are nt left hlding the baby if they take up the ptin t purchase. T expect the unty uncil t d anything if the matter is nt cvered in the bill wuld indeed be a frlrn hpe. Exist. ing cnditins in these estates wuld deter any redisent frm wishing t wn the land n which his huse stands and the N 'Rent ampaign culd g n int the new century as a result. Which brings me, finally, t the mmunity uncil itself. Is it hiding its light under a bushel r is it anther "talking shp"? uld we be allwed t knw what it has achieved - ther than was already being dne by ther actin grups and taken ver -. since its inceptin? And when I say "achieved" I mean dne - FOR BEST DRINKS AND DELIIOUS PUB GRUB cmpleted - finished withut any hedging r side tracking r circumlcutin. Let's have a list in next mnth's NEWSLETTER. (I knw the Editr wn't like that last paragraph. but being a fair man I bet. yu he prints it! ) L DEFENE NOTES: ASUALTY UNIT:- It is hped t cmmence Unit meeting n Tuesday 4th January when it is hped t see all Unit members cmmencing at 8.30 p.m. in the I..A. Hall. Any grup wishing t have First Aid Lectures shuld cntact rs. Brady (Phne 86308) r rs. Tni Read (Phne 86051) A member f the Unit was called t a very serius accident in aynth Park shrtly befre hristmas which invlved a milk delivery by wh fell n a brken bttle. The Unit member was cngratulated by Premier Dairies Ltd., as well as the Hspital Staff fr her excellent handling f the situatin, which prbably saved the by's life. This nly shws the necessity f having trained persnnel available in all areas t give immediate assistance at accidents r disasters f any kind. AYNOOTH, O. KILDARE. Phne: 865 Yu t culd help in a case like this s why nt take a First Aid curse? Yu culd als have yurself trained in the Warden Rescue, Fire Fighting r Welfare Services. SOUP,SANDWIHES,OFFEE,EAT PIES ALWAYS AVAILABLE 3

3 [ammunitv [a neil Dews Affairs in the uncil have been rather quit f late mainly due t the Festival peris. That is nt t say that nthing is happening but rather that members naturally devte a gd deal f time, at this time f the year t their families. A meeting which was rganised with ther mmunity uncils regardingthe transprt f the hemical ARYLIN thrugh Nrth Kildare was nt very successful. Apparently thers d nt view this as seriusly as d we. We will cntinue t prtest with the authrities n yur behalf in this matter fr as far as we can ascertainther:e is n verall plan in existence t deal with this chemical shuld there be an accident. The reasn fr this is that it is practically impssible t cntain nce a spillage has ccurred and the gas is deadly pisnus and cannt be cmbated by masks. On a happier nte we ffer ur cngratulatins t r. Bernard Durkin, n the ccassin f his recent marriage. We take this pprtunity t remind yu that the life f the present uncil is nearly ver and that nminatins fr the next uncil will be issued shrtly. This is yur chance t make yur views n the uncil knwn and t ensure that yu are represented n the uncil by the persn yu name. Watch the NEWSLETTER fr details. The nect eeting f the uncil will be held n February 14th. ( IRELAND) LTD is the Irish subsidiary f La Telemecanlque Eleetrique, France. Our new factry, which will be cmpllted in January 1978, will manufacture cnll&tr and relays fr Exprt. We cmmenced peratins in arch 1977 in a temprary premises, and currently emply 100 peple, rising t 500 by 198. ' We nw invite app IlcaHns fr the psitin f FEALE ASSEBLY OPERATtVES Ideally,applicants will be aged years, have gd eyesight and an aptitude fr fine assembly wrk) Gd pprtunities fr 'prmtin exist. ' Applicants shuld cntact rs. J. Kelly at 88594/5 after the 11 th January 1978 ELBRIDGE,... O KILDARE +. l il KARE The mmittee wuld like t thank sincerely the cmmunity and surrunding area fr their magnificent supprt at the tty Fair' and Sale during December. A special wrd f thanks t the Sisters f the Presentatin nvent fr their genersity, time, gifts, and effrt. Als deserving f special praise is Greenfield Supermarket, wh at the last minute made arrangements, at their wn expense t bring Santa all the way frm Iceland. A wrd f thanks t ichael O'Reilly, fr giving us Turkeys, Je Buckley fr Hams and ther gifts, and t Patrick Lavin, yglare fr his help. We were als very thankful t the varius peple wh gave up their free time t help us during the day, namely Paddy Desmnd, r. & rs. Owen Byrne, Brid Farrell & Family, members f the Old Flks mmittee, rs Kennedy & Family, rs. Owens (Ballyfermt), New Greenfield Residents Assciatin, rs. Hulihan fr presenting the beautiful cake fr the raffle, mmunity uncil, r. & rs. Nial Hart fr the films, Badmintn lub (dnatin) and last but nt least Tmmy Lenard. We take this pprtunity t wish them all a Happy and Prsperus New Year. Als sincere thanks t Snny Knwles and the anagement & STAFF f LEAF f Kilcck fr their generus dnatins. ' In a University twn such as urs, it is almst impssible, during the Academic Year, at least, t get away frm students, that is, f curse, if we want t get away frm them. The wrd 'Student' can smetimes be a highly emtive wrd t sme, a very attractive wrd t thers r, t the majrity perhaps, a very rdinary wrd. A very few f the twnspeple have run ful f a student r tw and the wrd is inclined t ruse the bld pressure. We are inclined t hear a lt f these type f student. On the ther hand sme have had a very pleasant assciatin with students and we d nt hear enugh f these. But t the majrity the wrd 'student' ruses little r n emtin whatever and these peple are nt sufficiently infrmed f the 'real student', nr, perhaps are the students sufficiently infrmed f the 'real twnspeple'. What it really bils dwn t is that there shuld be quite a lt mre cntact between student and twnspersn. Just t keep matters in prper perspectin, fr less well infrmed, ur student friends have made very cnsiderable mark n the twn since the cllege has been pened up, and we are smetimes inclined t verlk this. They have put in endless wrk rganising ur yung peple, by way f yuth clubs, Scuts, play grups, etc. and, it is t ur discredit that we have nt helped sufficiently in this wrk. Students have als, frm the very first, taken a keen interest in ur lder citizens and have helped very cnsiderable with the entertainments and fund raising etc. re imprtant still they have rganized regular visits t elderly peple in their hmes and have dne endless wrk fr them. Students als have subscribed very substantially t charitable wrk in the twn and have actively assisted thse in distress. This is practically unknwn in the twn and it is great credit t these yung peple that they have handled this wrk in' a truely christian manner. Amng the ther cntributins f the students t ur cmmunity are: as isting 'slw learners' in ur schls, giving grinds t ur primary and secndary pupils, giving sprts instructins, baby sitting etc. We have' ly scratched the surface here f the,varius ways in which students have enriched ur cmmunity and have unfrtunately been taken fr granted by us. It is nt t ften either that any f us parade the student virtues whilst the vices f the few are frequently paraded. It is hped that students past and present will accept this as an acknwledgement f ur thanks t them. T cmpliment what they have already dne, we understand that the Student Unin are anxius t take an even mre active interest in the twn and a representative f the Unin sits n the mmunity uncil. It is expected we shall be hearing alt mre in the P. WAIlSH & SSNS ONUENTAL ASONS PHON E: 86156,ALL TYPES OF GRAVE EORIALS UNDERTAKEN SUPPLIERS OF BEST QUALITY FUNERAL WREATHS ALL SIZES L artn's SchOl f tring HE BEST IN DRIVING TUITION upils cllected. L SUGGESTIONS Tel AYNOOTH Nw that the "THING" in the square is being given an imprved appearance with Seats, Lights, Kerbing-paving stnes etc., surely it is nw time t give it a name ther than the "THING" D.J.L. TIDY TOWNS OPETITION Having received gd marks in the Tidy Twns mpetitin f 1977, this wuld be a very gd time t start imprvements in the twn and husing estates with a view t imprving ur psitin in the 1978 mpetitin. D.J.L. 4 5.

4 Greenfield Estate ayath RESIDENTS ASSOIATION : HILDRENS' PARTY:- Well! this is ne event that desn't need much said abut it as the attendance must have been nearly 100%. The party md gt a fine start when veryne - parents and children were given party hats. Befre during and after the Film the yunger nes ate and drank t their hearts cntent. SANTA arrived t cheers f Hip' - Hip very ably led by r. rgan O'Sullivan wh was als ur prjectinist. After the cheering Santa gave ut ver 340 presents t all the bys and girls. The mums & Dads went in and had a cuppa whiie a11 this was ging n. We wuld like t thank sme. helpers and first must be 'ur teenagers'. They are the mst marvellus grup ever, all week they helped blw ballns get sweets ready etc., and n Sunday they were first t arrive and amng the last t leave. They deserve at least 3 cheers. any thanks als t the Priests f the Parish fr the Hall, Ihe Old Flks mmittee fr the use f their cups, Sean Dwyer, Tm Geraghty, rgan ' O'Sullivan, and all the ther peple wh helped in any way t make the party the success it was. SHOOL BUS:- r.p. Bartn has asked us t remind parents that Bus mney shuld be paid n nday f each week, als that it shuld be put in an envelpe, clearly marked with name, address, amunt, and date. We wuld ask yur c-peratin n this matter as this is a service which wuld be a great lss. RESIGNATION:- It was with regret that the mmittee accepted the resignatin f rs. armel Hgan, ur Secretary. In the hpe that perhaps she wuld smehw _ find time, we have nly nw accepted this. As mst f yu knw armel is ne f the funder members f the aynth mmunity Playgrup and the demand this makes n her time is enrmus. any thanks fr all yur wrk and help even after yu had actually resigned. Gd Luck with the Play Grup. APOLOGIES:- In last Decembers issue f the Newsletter we printed what was suppsedly a full1ist f acknwledgements fr Spt Prizes dnated fr ur Dinner Dance. By accident the name f tw f ur regular PAINTING ONTRATORS Papering Tiling Strippling cntributrs was left ut 'I'f and we wuld like t rectify OISKEY & ULHALL this ni w. The tw in questin were D & eats and Hula Bu Butique. There were ODERN LEANII\k3 SERVIE HINEY LEANING BY V AUU AND BRUSH als ARPET SHAPOOING cntact Peter Dyle: Phne als sme late arrivals namely Ultravisin and Pp-n-Gay ur tw newest shps, and Flds Betting Office and rs. T. Bennett. FR. SUPPLE:- Sincere thanks fr the huse asses which are being said n the Estate. It is a lvely ld custm and brings ur Faith back t the hmes again. LIA LAWLOR. T.D.:- Strange heading perhaps! Nw s. Tw years ag ver 70 peple put pen t paper and made lists f cmplainsts which we in turn used in trying t get the builder t cmplete maintenance. We have been asking pliticians in the meantime what we culd d but it was nly last June that anyne shwed any interest. r. Lawlr tk these lists and as each persn can see, has taken the time and truble t make representatives t the inister fr the Envirnment, Kildare unty uncil and the Slicitrs fr the; _ "11 sme actin! O'NEI LLS SPRA Y PAINTING Fr Quality eats Phne: 808 ain Street, aynqth Tel'?RIl?'i'i, ' builders. Perhaps even at this late stage, we culd get DRIVERS - AKE A YNOOTH A SAFER PLAE Semr itizens at their hristmas Party.

5 lea News The Guild members were thrilled with the news that, with (heir help, the Friends f the Rtunda Hspital succeec$d in raising the marvellus sum f 10,030 fr the Hspital. The Twenty Fifth Anniversary f the Funding f aynth Guild was celebrated with a dinner dance, held in the arish Hall. Everybdy enjyed themselves thrughly and were especially pleased with the excellent catering by O'Brien's atering, Rathmines. ake icing was made t lk s easy in the hands f an expert, rs. Brid Farrell, and many useful tips gained. It was als revealing t see just what. culd be made exciting enugh fr a hristmas present fr just under SOp as demnstrated by ur SALE SPEIALS mnthly cmpetitin. This was wn by rs. ary Dyle, with rs. Lis O'Farrell secnd. The special raffle, fr a turkey, was wn by rs. Stynes. The annual hildren's Party n 6th January was its usual big success, and the uting t the Gaiety was als enjyed. The cmpetitin fr January will be "A Prk 'n Dish" - details in I..A. magazine. The cmmittee fr 1978 is as fllws: President - rs. Fegan; Vice President - rs. urran; Hn. Sec. _ rs. O'Reilly; Hn. Treas. rs. Gee; An Grianan Rep. - rs. Satchwell; Press Rep. - rs.. cdermtt; Internatinal Rep. -,rs- cyler; ntest Sec. - rs. nnlly; rafts & Prduce Prmter _ Sterling Silver Ear-rings frm a pair " Knitting Wl lop ball all plys Purses frm lop Jumpers were nw 3.99 A DEPOSIT SEURES rs. Desmnd; Yuth Rep. rs. Bradshaw; hief Hstess and Guild Organiser - rs Brady; Arts Prmtr - rs. Farrell. EDDIE TRAEY STUDIO 5 Batchelr's Walk, Dublin 1. Phne Hme Weddings in clur a speciality hurch and Receptin Advertising Rates mmercial Adverts: 1.00 per cl. inch per half page 4.00 per page Enquiries t Secretary, Jhn Read, Tel A YNOOTH NEWSLETIER Published by aynth mmunity uncil, 86 Rail Park. GREEN FIELDS SHOPPING ENTRE, POTTERY"" SILVER"" GLASS"" etc. AYNOOTH. SARVES"" WOOL"" liaberdashery LARGE RANGE OF LEATHER AND SYNTHETI HANDBAGS FRO 1,95 ODDENTS AT GIVE AWAY PRIES 'FASHIONABLE BARGAIN PRIES 8 A YNOOTH GIRL GUIDES Buin atherine Labure On 3rd. December aynth Guide mpany held their 1st Parents Night. We had a very gd attendance f Parents and I wuld like t thank everyne fr cming. Games were played, invlving parents & guides and the guides perfrmed many items f entertainment. A campfire was enjyed by all. Prizes fr the year were presented by Fr. O'Higgins P. P. in the absence f Fr. Supple ur haplain. PRIZEWINNERS WERE AS FOLLOWS Patrl f the Year - Heather Patrl. Elaine Bean P.L. Neatest Guide - Tie - Helena Lynch -, arline Pwer - Janet Byrne. Bb-a-Jb - Nreen Gilten. Attendance - Tie - Elaine Bean & ary Bennett. New Patrl Leaders & Assistants were appinted: - Heather Patrl - Elaine Bean P.L. Sphia Burns A.P.L. haffinch Patrl - Helena Lynch P.L. arline Pwer A.P.L. Rse Patrl - ary Bennett P.L. Breda Edwards A. P.L. Rbin Patrl - Nreen Gilten P.L. Shirley O'Brien A. P.L. As we have passed ur first Anniversary, we are eligible t take part in Official mpetitins and we have gtten ff t a great start. Sunday 15th January, the mpany started n the arraunthil hallenge, and a great time was had by all. Sunday nd January, ur Team ges t Dublin t mpete in the Games mpetitin. The mpany is ready and n call t cmpete in the amp-fire-up. The prject fr the Irish Histry up is cmpleted, s yu can see we have gtten ff t a great start fr New Recruits between the age f wuld be very welcme. The Girl Guides eet every Saturday at 3.30 pm. in the All Purpses Rm f the Presentatin cnvent, aynth. JUST OE ALONG & JOIN. aura reevey (aptain) BRIDINI GUIDE OPANY " /' We hpe t establish a 'Brigini I Guide mpany which caters fr girls frm 7-11 and we wuld be glad t hear frm thse wh are interested in jining. All yu have t d is g dwn and give in yur name and adress and age. SOUT INVESTITURE The 8th Kildare held its jint investiture f cubs and scuts fr the first time in St. ary's hurch n Saturday 10th December. ass was celebrated by Fr.. Kellagher S..A. wh is chaplain t the trp. Fr. Higgins & Fr. B. Supple weee als present. r. N. Keegan mmissiner in Scuting fr the regin was there t cngratulate the bys wh were invested. We wish t extend ur cngratulatins t the bys wh were invested and t Anna Kennedy wh was invested as an assistant ub Leader. If any by ver 18 years f age wishes t becme a Scut Leader please cntact Pat Begley. We als extend thanks t all thse wh helped in any way t make the event s successful. FASHION SHOW in aid f OLD FOLKS OAL FUND Tuesday 1st February at 8 p m. in the Parish Hall BY SADIE GREENE FASHION PROOTIONS OENTARY BY KAY TOAL 9 Admissin 1

6 senir itizens SALE OF WORK:-- We sincerely thank all wh cntributed t l: Sale f Wrk. T all wh did the cllectins frm huse t huse, and t all wh wrked so'hard t9 help make the Sale such a success. We sincerely thank the Ladies mmittee f the aynth Branch I.F.A. fr 30 frm the Raffle hel d at their Annual Dance. Sincere thanks t the aynth Guild f the I..A. fr their dnatin f 1- Sincere thanks t the Parish lergy fr letting us have a Raffle at a Bing Sessin. This was a great financial success. Our hristmas Party was a great success. It was great t see s many ld friends and sme new faces als.. Sincerest thanks t the S. V.D. fr the use f their Hall, t the gd Sisters fr their wnderful c-peratin, t Terry Sheehan wh did.. and all his wnderful grup frm luain Aibhinn, wh prvided usic and entertainment. Thanks als t all the lcal entertainers wh came alng, and especially t the aynth Brass & Reed Band & the nvent Band & Singers. A Big Thank yu t all the mmittee fr all their wnderful help and c-peratin. Our Fashin Shw in Aid f the al Fund will be n Tuesday -' i.. r. February. D me alng. We wish all ur Old Friend a very Happy & Peaceful New Year & we'll be lking frward t seeing them all again sn. "KI ERNANS" AIN STREET, AYNOOTH. Grcery, nfectinery, Swts, Tbaccnist. Open unti/8.0o,p.m. Every EIfening. SHOOLS IN A YNOOTH By ary uklen aynth tday can bast a very wide range f educatinal establishments. We have pre-schl grups, a ntessri Schl, tw Natinal Schls, a Pst-primary schl, a recgnised cllge f the Natinal University f Ireland, and a Pntifical University. At the primary schl level aynth has what has cme t be the general pattern thrughut the cuntry the natinal schl, statesubsidized and denminatinal, c-educatinal r single-sex, under the directin f the parish clergy r f a cmmunity f religius, with the recent additin f bards f mangement. T mst peple it cmes as a surprise t learn that when the Natinal Bard f Educatin was created by the British Gvernment in 1831 ne f its majr ains was t "unite in ne system children f different creeds", ad the then hief Secretary at Dublin astle expressed it in a letter t the Duke f Leinster, the first president f the Bard. Even mre surprising t many peple is the fact that, befre the Natinal Schls were established, aynth, in cmmn with the rest f Ireland, far frm being withut schls, already pssessed a sizable mumber f primary schls. We have quite a lt f detail cncerning these because during the early decades f the nineteenth century the educatin questin was causi ng sufficient cncern t the gvernment t warrant a large scale investigatin int the exact number f schls and f children attending them. The mmissiners f Irish Educatin Inquiry asked fr i.nfrmatin frm bth the Prtestant and athlic lergy f every parish under a number f headings.. The answers were cmpared and cllected and tables f the schls in each area pr epared. headings under which the mmissiners asked fr infrmatin were:- The name f the schl master r mistress; his r her religin; his r her ttal incme; a descriptin f the premises The where the schl was held and an estimate f their cst; the average attendance f pupils, Prtestant & athlics, girls and bys; whether the schl received financial help frm any f the educatinal Scieties r frm lcal patrns; whether the scriptures were read in the schl and if s, which versin. Fr aynth the rctl!rns gave a ttal f six Primary Schls in 184, catering fr 3 children, 138 bys and 84 girls. p K B UTIQUE HAZEL,.HATH, E.LBRIOGE Phne: 8837 FOR LADIES HIGH QUALITY FASHION TUESDAY - SATURDAY 10-5 pm. 10 z ::r:: u en LI > w a: > ::J en en Q) Q) _ b.fl ell ell. U U t U tf.l t:: E Q).-< ell E Q) Z '0 z c 0' Z c '0 z Z 1/1 >- 0 E 0.. ::>..t: c u c c Vl 0 1 i 1/1 Z Z ---_._ rtt_ =_ u 0. a - N LIl '0.<::_ <:: ell u U N d - Q) g ell -g;----- Q) ell :t: LI) E c c r p:: LI) N 1:: ::E N r_.r_ _= :: g :n - -r I 13 \ Q) '5h E ell - en () Q) Q) E. ell en Z en.<:: r..l U LI) N <...t 11 Ill' 1/1 E ::> 0..t: -_ 0 > E.;: Vl 0.. > 11. 0:: > 11. 0:: 1/1 E ""\. c N E ::> 0..t: E Vl 0.. > 11.. c, >..t: ""\..;. c Vl E...I u > :: ::> E Vl '0 1/1 15 > 11. 0::

7 STUDENT UNION NEWS OUNITY WEEK:- This is traditinally the time when Student "RAG WEEKS" are rganised. This year in aynth, hwever, it is hped t arrange functins with increased invlvement by the LOAL OUNITY; and t begin the idea f a mmunity Week, which has been develped in ther cllege & twns. Sme activities planned at the time f ging t press include a pl turnament, darts cmpetitin, sccer & ther games. It is als planned t have an Old Flks Party, and a clean up f the pathway n artn Ave. invlving Students frm the llege and the Lcal Pst Primary schl. Due t lack f time fr rganisatin, this first "OUN ITY WEEK" will prbably be n a small scale, but if successful culd be expanded further next year. Fr further infrmatin please cntact the Student Unin (phne 86035) The decisin fllwed representatins frm the Schl itself, embers f the mmunity uncil, and the Students Unin. N decisin has yet been reached n 'the questin f wider cmmunity access t cllege facilities - particularly during the quiet Summer nths. U.S.I. ngress The 0th Annual ngress f the Unin f Students in Ireland tk place in White's Htel, Wexfrd frm Jan th last. Tpics discussed ranged ver Educatin, Welfare, Academic Pressure, Wrn ens Rights, unemplyment, Administratin, etc. U.S.I. - represents ver 65,000 Students frm 57 Third Level lleges, Nrth & Suth. STUDENT FINANE Yu will n dubt have read abut the campaign by Students n the questin f finance fr educatin. The campaign re -suited in an annuncement by the inister fr Educatin a few Tel OfRDT KEllY LTD. We always keep a large selectin f:- NEW & USED ARS TRATORS TRUKS AGRIULTURAL EQUIPENT cme and see fr yurself HI1[O[H ain Frd Dealers drp, and at a GROSS pay f 95 it disappears cmpletely. U.S.I. cnsider that is a Student satisfies the entry requirements fr a curse, hej she shuld get a grant; and that the wage limit after which the grant begins t drp is far t lw. These are areas n which the New Gvernment made specific prmises befre electin, but s far have nt fulfilled. by prducing prf f age; e.g. - passprt r Birth ertificate. OST: it csts.50 and is valid until 31st f December DISOUNTS: ertain travel discunts mainly n Surface Trans prt and flights frm Lndn. e.g. 30% - 50% ff Train Fares frm Lndn t ntinental Eurpe. Special lw Rates n the St. Patrick ar Fare frm Rsslare t Lcharve. Aer Lingus Yuth Fares (if yu are under)) In additin t this the.s0 Annual Fee als includes a cuntdwn discunt card which entitles the Hlder t a wide range f 10% discunts at hundreds f Shps, Restaurants, and even Petrl Statins! S nw, add up all this and if yu feel it's wrth yo\lf while (!) t becme a hlder f the Y.I.E.E. ' ard just drp alng t the Travel Office, Student's Unin Building, any day between 9-5 pm. and we'll prvide yu with the card plus all relative Brchures. Just remember t have prf f age and ne pass prt type pht - h - and.50! artine cauley, Travel Secretary. VOLKSWAGGON 1300, 1970 immaculate cnditin - lw mileage - ne wner. Apply. Fran, Windgate, elbridge. AYNOOTH DIY,FOR ALL YOUR WALLPAPER AND PAINT NEEDS EERGENY As we are living in the 01 phne area the instructins fr calling the emergency services, that is, gardai, fire brigade and ambulance are t dial 999. Hwever, as we have an ambulance and fire statin situated in aynth itself the lgical and quicker methd is t dial these s,ervices direct. The phne numbers are: Ambulance and Fire Brigade 86 Please keep in a cnvenient place fr future reference. SWIING POOL days later that the maximum Student Grant wuld be increased YOUTH TRAVEL The llege Executive uncil decided befre hristmas t allw access t the Swimming Pl fr Students frm aynth Pst-Primary Schl. AULFIELDS BAR & LOUNGE frm 350 t 500 per annum. Althugh this mdest increase leaves a lt t bd desired, e. g. Students in N. Ireland receive ver 1,000 p.a., ther aspects f the U.S.U. campaign, which were largely ignred by the Press remain unaltered. If yu are under 6 years f age, and nt alread.y the hlder f a Yuth Internatinal Educatinal Exchange ard, then perhaps 1978 is the time t cnsider yur lsses - and rectify them. Fr thse f yu wh up t nw were nt even aware f it's existence r it's Benefits here is a FAST TV B & VI RENTALS FRO REPAIR SERVIE 95' P WEEKLY LARGE SELETION OF SEOND HAND TVs fr QUALITY & OFORT AYNOOTH T get any kind f Grant a Pupil must get 4 hnurs in ne Leaving ertificate. If the GROSS pay f the parents is ver abut 50 p., t h e amunt received begins t brief utline. ELIGIBILITY: The YIEE ard is available t all yung persns under the age f 6, and can be btained simply 1 13.

8 ngratulatins t the Develpment Assciatin n winning the Prject Award in the cmpetitin spnsred by the entral uncil f the G.A.A. ngratulatins als t r. Fred Leavy wh presented the entry 'Prject in Prgress' dealing in detail with the prvisin f a sprts and recreatinal prject fr aynth. rs. P. Fegan received the Award cheque, 300 frm r. K. Dnln,.S.R. Executive Secretary f the Religius Press Assciatin, n behalf f the Develpment Assciatin at a small functin in the 'Leinster Arms'. Als present were members f the aynth Develpment Assciatin. Back Rw:- Left t Right. Jseph Lynch (Irish Handball Adminstratr) Paul Hand (aynth Handball Representive) Phil Burke (mmittee) Tim Tmey (hairman) Dennis Breen (are Taker) & trustee. Eugene O'Reilly (mmittee) ary ullen (Secretary) Pamela Fegan (Trustee) SPEIAL NOTIE Develpment Assciatin..., 0' -Bf'''",iJ' --- RYAn & TYRREll ltd. Greenfield ONDA Y - FRIDA Y: am p.m. SATURDAY 9.00 a.m. - 1 p.m. ALL AKES OF NEW AND USED ARS SUPPLIED OPLETE SERVIE FOR ALL AKE OF ARS PETROL TYRES SPARES ay we bring t yur attentin the danger f letting small children ut n their wn, particularly at night. hildren shuld be made aware f the danger f talking t strangers and indeed f having any cntact whatsever with peple they dn't knw. They shuld be tld nt t accept sweets, gifts r get int cars with strangers. We may be accused f being alarmists, but this is better than, as the saying ges "LOSING THE DOOR AFTER THE HORSE HAS BOLTED" PLEASE PROTET YOUR HILDREN. 14 nfield Es ay th te SAE DAY DRYLEANING AND LAUNDERETTE SERVIE SOLE AGENTS FOR SHLUTER TRATORS OPEN FOR PETROL 8.00 a.m. t p.m. nday - Saturday " Sunday a.m p.m. HEVETTE Vauxhall's trend setter, a delightful car. 15. RYAN & TYRRELL LTD GREENFIELDS, AYNOOTH. PHONE: VIVA Sturdy and Stylish- tday's best buy.

9 t the Editr Dear Editr, I wuld like t remind yur readers f the current wave f tree destructin which is taking place in artn, which shuld be a matter f cncern t us all. Since the change f wnership f this estate the anniliatin f trees particularly n the parklands has been,'>tepped up and nw what was nce the finest parks in these islands is almst ruined. The: e is little need t remind aynth peple f hw artn was s carefully created, the length f time it tk t pssess a natural beauty which mst f ur parents had such frtune t witness. Even up t recently artn shwed shadws f its frmer glry. Hwever all is nt lst and immediate actin is necessary t prevent further destructin and cmmence restratin. This appears a tall rder but I believe, we shuld nt let the present situatin cntinue withut taking sme actin. shuld never have been artn subject t cmmea::ial explitatin it shuld have been purchased by the Gvernment fr use as a Natinal Park which is becming mre necessary with current husing prgramme in the districts f Leixlip, elbridge & aynth. Few f us agree with the plitical situatin which brught artn int existance but this shuld be n excuse t aiiw such landscaping t disappear. Even in Sviet Russia palaces and estates f imperial days are preserved as places f recreatin fr the peple. Perhaps actin thrugh the mmunity uncil wuld be apprpriate, in any event let us nt be adjudged acquiescence by psterity while artn passed int blivin. Peter Nevin, B arrgstwn, aynth. AfNOOT HOlY FOR ALL YOUR GARDEN SUPPLIES. DRIVERS AKE A YNOOTH A SAFER PLAl; 1'0 DRIVE Dear Editr, Thrugh the medium f the 'NEWSLETTER' we wuld' like t express ur thanks t all the generus peple wh cntributed t the fund t help us refurnish ur hme after the disasterus fire which destryed it last Easter. We received p and in thanksgiving fr ur safe deliver- ' ance frm the fire we have cntributed 100 t send a child t Lurdes in 1978 D.V. Weare nw back in ur hme and we thank Gd fr giving us the strength t keep ging during the rdeal f waiting fr ur hme t be rebuilt. We will always remember the cmmittee wh helped t raise this mney and thse wh cntributed, in ur prayers. A very special wrd f thanks t Fr. Supple. Yurs sincerely, The Healy Family, 738 Greenfield, aynth. Telephne: D.a (.EATS Stckests f Grade A eats & Fish, Deep Fueze Specialists GREENFIELD SHOPPING ENTRE, AYNOOTH LETTER The fllwing letter was received frm Rev. Liam Dunne S. V.D. t his many friends in aynth. Dear Old Flks, & mmittee embers, P.O.Bx 107 WEWAK E.S.P. nd Dec. '77 Here I am again writing t yu frm my parish f Bram, n the utskirts f Wewak. It is a great pleasure t be in cntact with yu again thrugh this letter. Hw have things been fr yu during the year which has just gne by? I hpe well. Fr mysehf,,with little variatin in the seasns, it is hard t believe that a whle year has gne by since I came here. Since the 8th September, the Anniversary f my departure frm my hme in Ireland, I have been in my wn parish huse in Bram. I am enjying the huse very much, as I can meet peple there, because in my parish where peple can see and meet me and because I can rest and relax in my wn way when I cme hme frm a day ut in the bush. Right nw, I am really very happily invlved in my wrk and enjying it. Right nw, I am invlved in visiting every single village and cmpund t hld a Bible Service r say a ass in preparatin fr hristmas. Anther interesting develpment which I have discvered i myself is that I have becme mre utging in sme f the villages ere there are thse new grups such as the Assemb.lies f Gd, the Jehvah's and s n. One f the villages in my parish, Sawarin, was frmerly all athlic. Nw it is mstly Jehvah. Because f the cnfusin this change brught t the peple many are nw nthing. It is nw my hpe t be able t bring the majrity f them back t ur hurch. As a pastr, I feel it is my duty t g and 'infrm' the peple abut the hurch which they really belng t, thrugh Baptism and which they left because f cnfusin. I had a talk with ne f the Jehvah's last week and I was surprised by his message. Renewal is the vital task everywhere in the hurch here. Educatin t! Befre, in sme places, peple jined these new hurches because they were prmised smething. It is well knwn that A. f G's attract peple with rides in lrries and free bks, and such things. ' Anyway, please remember this wrk in yur prayers and masses. During the past year I have remained in excellent cnditin. I am as white as yu always knew me. ming t the trpics des nt seem t guarantee a nice brwn clur. Even when I g t swim at Wrn beach, whre the Japa,.nese surrendered after the war I dn't even get sunburnt. T my delight I dn't have any prblems here with the weather. Right nw, we are in s called rainy Seasn, which mean that - every s ften we get cludy days. This means cl days and smetimes nice winds. These are always fllwed by sunny days and s there is always variety. The fd t is agreeable here. In fact, in twn nw I see that there are Australian turkeys n abut every meat shelf. Plum puddings are als available in tins while ne shp sells Erin Fds & sups, and vegetables. Amng sme f my.pleasant diversins here are my visits t Irish Sisters and their cmmunities. Here in Wewak itself, we have abut fur Irish sisters f ercy and ne Francisan issinary f ary. In Ireland, they are based in Lughglynn,. Rscmmn. There are thers arund the discese t. Only last week a new F. arrived frm Rialt, t wrk in anther big twn called Lae. Unfrtunately, just the ther day ne f my gd friends, Sr. ary Scanln, frm Kerry, went altgether t Australis. In January Sr. Abina will g n transfer t Australia. She by the way has been the first persn frm Papua New Guinea t visit my hme and family, since I came here. She is frm. rk. Right nw as I write t yu, there is anther priest at hme in Killarney frm ur neighburing discese f Aitap'e. He is Fr. Dennis Dennehy frm Artigallivan. He brught sme mail fr my family and fr tw friends in Killarney s I hpe that smebdy will, meet him. I must add that I have n shrtage f friends amng the peple here t. It is interesting t get t knw the lcal teachers, the members f the civil servants and such peple. One f the things which might surprise yu abut the peple here is that there is a very strng reginalism in the untry. The peple frm the East Sepik; Wewak, have n<;>thing in cmmn with the peple frm the muntains and the

10 Fr. Dunne's letter cntinued islands and s they are nt always happy t see these utsiders getting wrk in their prvince. One f the big jbs fr the cuntry and the gvernment here is t hld all these different peple tgether in 'Papua New Guinea'. Recently, I saw and heard the P.. ichael Smare. He was addressing the graduate teachers frm all ver PNG, wh were getting diplmas frm the Discesan 'Kaindi T.T.. ' During the past few mnths the peple f my parish have brught a lvely new altar fr the hurch. This was made pssible by shwing films n Sunday nights against the wall f my huse. The peple als bught sme nice clth which we hung up behind the altar fr ur nfirmatins. Our next 'big' item is ging t be the icrphne set up which is vital since the hurch is built acrss the rad frm the il fired electricity pwer statin. an yu imagine trying t make yurself heard abve that nise? Anther prject which I am trying t get ff the grund is a Yuth lub. But finding the peple with the dedicatin and tle ability is hard. One f the big tasks f ev,erybdy in the cuntry nw is t help the many pupils wh have had t leave schl after primary schl. Example: In y andi village schl, there are 8 pupils in the 6th class. Only 7 f them can g n t high schl. 1 must leave. They will be lucky t find mre educatin smewhere else nw. They culd becme the trublemakers f tmrrw s everybdy is being encuraged t help in whatever way they can t make these children f sciety. There are s many things t d... if I nly had time! Nw. an I ask yu a favur? uld I ask yu t send me sme simple religius magazines, such as the Wrd, essenger, Reality, & especially TS pamplets fr the parish here? Sme little hly pictures wuld be gd t. Nw, I am nly asking fr yur help if yu see sme ld editins f these things arund the place. Well, at this pint I will sign ff, s that there will be sme space left fr writing a persnal nte t yu. Special greetings t yu all nce again frm yur ld NEWS HEADLINES FRO A YNOOTH OUNITY PLAYGROUP STARTING A "OTHER & TODDLER" SESSION 3 mrnings a week - n. Wed. Fri. frm 10-1: lop per day Wh ile the Tddlers Play with the tys and equipment available mthers can have a chat and share ideas ver a cup f tea. Nw have a mre specialised rm fr 3 year and ver 3 year ld children. eeting Held First Wednesday f Every nth - 11 a.m. GERALDINE HALL - ALL OERS VERY WELOE AKE SALE.30 GERALDINE HALL SA TURDA Y FEBRUARY 4th. friend Liam. ngratulatins t rs. Keely, amazed that yu are nw SO. I reaiiy thught that yu were nly abut 6S. Hpe rs. rrw Brady, Fagan and thers are all in gd frm again, and that things have wrked ut well fr yu. Did yu have a gd cld hristmasy llectin and Sale f Wrk this year? And s nw yu are ging int the Fashin Shw Business - "And nw here is Yvnne mdeling a flared skirt - made f grass, and sme cwery shells t cver her bsm" - - Tut - Tut - I am getting carried away: Fr 1975, Greetings & Prayers t all. Liam. AKE A YNOOTH A SAFER PLAE LATE NEWS AYNOOTH I..A.. DRIVERS Our New Year gt ff t a gd start with a full meeting. Everybdy had an enjyable hristmas, and nw its dwn t the wrk and fun again. The hildrens hristmas Party was a big success and well attended and an enjyable time was had by all. The wrk nights have cmmenced again n each Thursday night. The January mpetitin was a Prk & Bacn Dish & was judgeed by Ann itchell f Dnnelly's Dublin Ltd. and was wn by rs. Farrell, nd place went t rs. L. O'Farrell The Raffle was wn by rs. nnlly and nd was rs. Gee. The next meeting will be held n Thursday nd February at 8 p.m. A YNOOTH SWIING LUB hildren by nw yu all knw the Gd News 'SANTA LAUS' heard yu shut, and we have Stewards fr the Bus. 'Fr thse wh had nt heard the gd news 'hildren's Swimming' was resumed n Friday the 13th January. PARENTS PLEASE NOTE ALL HILDREN, BOYS & GIRLS ATTENDING ST. RAPHAELS POOL ARE NOW REQUIRED TO WEAR APS. This term will end n Friday 31st arch. Adults lasses:- at St. Raphael's elbridge, were resumed n 9th January, these nw, seem t be every bit as ppular as the hildren's Sessin This term end n nday 7th arch. ' LONDALKIN FAILY SWI: which WaS s ppular last year - we hpe t resume in April f this year, further details later. All in all Swimming seems t be ff t a very gd start fr ' Happy New Year t all. The Students f aynth llege wuld like ur lub t take part in their mmunity Rag Week, we have pleasure in accepting and ask all ur Older hildren,t stand by fr further infrmatin. ' This applies t all children wh ever had any cnnectin with the lub. When ur Secretary has further details she will get in tuch ' with yu. umann tfitcteas 5Aet mae l1tt6.1e SILVER IRLE DRAW NOVEBER., 50 J nny Tracey, Green. - view, aynth. : Shiel, aynth Park Pat ahill, 66 aynth Park D. Warren, c/ R.A. Burke, Dublin - 34 James Dyle, Greenfield, aynth - 61 B. Walsh, c/ R.A.Burke,,Dublin ick Nevin, Newtwn,. aynth Je Whelan, yglare 408 S. urphy, urtwn Rd. ' Kilcck rs. S. Hughes, c/ D. Breen 70 1 Peter Delaney, Newtwn rs. Travers, Newtwn ary Redmnd, Straffan Rd. aynth rs. S. Glennn, Newtwn Lenny urphy, Greenfield J. Quinn, 31 Railpark Jan Burke, 7 Greenfield Dr R. ummins, 55 Greenfield Dr ary Hughe's, Leinster ttages - 65 Next Draw January 1th SIL VER IRLE DRAW DEEBER 50 ary Tbin, 8 lauin Aibhinn, aynth. 48:t 0 Jn Tracey, Green View, aynth Una Dunne, elbridge Rd. aynth 63 5 Rita adden, 15 Greenfield Drive, aynth. 156 S. urray, Lucan, 10 ' AYNOOTH G.A.A. LUB O. Dennehy, St. Partick's Pk. elbridge. 336 K. aher, 0./0 T. Flaherty 87 T. cgvern, Greenfield. 466 S. Fgarty, 68 aynth Park T. calln c/ luain Aibhinn, aynth 78 1 L. cnally, Lucan L. urphy, Newtwn. 43 1,F. White, luain Aibhinn 7 1 S. Hughes, ain St. aynth 40 1 Helen Redmnd, 65 Oaklawn, Leixlip.. ;;03 1 icheal Shiel, aynth Park Patricia Burke, 135 Old Hill, Leixlip.37 1 rs. S. Hughes, ain St., aynth 70 1 Kevin Byd, Greenfield 116 Next Draw 9th February. OFFIERS ELETED AT OUR ANNUAL GENERAL EETING HELD IN GERALDINE HALL ON ONDAY 16th lane '78 President:- Jim Nla,?!t V. Presidents:- Dinny Breen - Benny Earrlly - Bartle Redmnd- Jsey urphy. hairman:- Tmmy Sheehan V. hairman:- L. Gallagher Secretary:- Tmmy Fay Treasurer:- ick Gleesn. ' mmittee:- T. Flaherty - T. ctiernan - Jim Dyle - Tm Kane. There were sub. mmittee elected t lk after Hurling & Ftball. Hurling mmittee:- Fred Leavy. liff urphy - ick Gleesn - B. Redmnd - Tm Kane. Ftb,all mmittee - T. Flaherty - T. Sheehan - L. Gallagher - T. ctiernan - S. Healy. B. ulhern

11 . -- K. A. It;;:.:.,::.._.-:;E=--._..:::RJ=' ='Pc..;:O..;..;.R'rc.-' - -. '- Tel PI' grammes n enta 1 Hend icep. The fllwing prgrammes will be televised n R.T.E., OlPlPencing 81lndy 9th Jenm::ry, 19'78, et a.m. end n fllwing Sund8Y5 at the seme ti me: 9th J8nuc!. F JIm - "The Speciel Percent 11, prduced by st. icheel's Huse, deb1ing prjn18tily with the 8use, incidence 8nd in a very speciel way, the cere f mderdtejy end severely h8 ndice' pped. th Februery: Pert 3 f "The Specie1 hild" film, IDde in ass c i"t'in with the Hester Adr 1.8n Unit in I\l T 8ncherster. In tvv perts, it degls Ylith ce:::.'e nd lll1?d8gement nd 8. psychlgist shws hw t develp the cepacit f rrentelly h?ndicapped children in certain tsks. YJeU;:-,feecUng, dressing, f:i.ne mtr play, language develpment, etc. sic guidelines and principles demnstrated which culd be used 8 8 besis f tackling tesks. 19th Febru;cry rt 5 f "The Sneci;:-'l hild" DrOgr;:nrme n physic8l he'ndicp; d"e:7'ling Lrgely with the:: prb:::'.en:s f the cerbal pal,sied chj,ld. A Pc,ed tricj.t1 E::xpr :.1.ns t ceuse f prblems, end psycther8pist denjnstr, -tes crrect hc'ndling f e child nd hw t undertke everydy physither8py Et hme. The prgren:me ends with 8 lk et E' Resurce entre where a vrriety f bility, sitting nd feeding aids ere shwn