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THE CANADIAN STATESMAN, JANUARY 26,2000 PAGE 7 Around Solina with Hanvv Yellow Ices "Get someone else to blow your horn and the sound will carry twice as far." Winners at Solina Cards of Friday night were: Franc Svetec, Jean Bothwcll, Doris Hills, and Don Cochrane. Most lone hands went to Doris Hills. Most honest player was John Broome. Special score number was won by Betty Ann Dodds. Lucky draws were won by Jean Bothwell, Wes Hills, John Broome, Si Trewin, Jerry St. Jacques, Alma Langmaid, Sharon McCulloch, Harvey Ycllowlecs, and Ed Adams. Dorothy Snowden and Betty Grant were greeters at Eldad United United Church Sunday. January 30 will be men's breakfast at Eldad United Church at 8 a.m. The Congregational Congregational meeting will be at 7:30 p.m. A farewell , gathering for Reverend Reverend and Mrs. Munro will be held at 12:30 p.m. at Hampton United Church Jan. 30. Hampton members are asked to bring first course items and Eldad members arc asked to bring dessert. Several members of Solina Women's Institute surprised president president Donna Barkey at a special birthday celebration at her daughter Elaine's in Seagrave on Sunday. Iris and Gordon Rideout from Cape Breton Island were visitors at Fred and Bernice Watsons and also called in at the Ycllowlecs. The Ycllowlecs Ycllowlecs were saddened by the death of Lois's brother-in-law Ken Strong recently in Ottawa. Rural bowling results arc: Hampton, 11 ; Solina, 11 ; Courticc, 9; Majors, 8; Hi C's, 7; Newtonshaw, 2; and Harveys, 1. Henry Pokorski won the 50-50 draw. Solina Silver Set had its annual meeting Wednesday. The new slate of officers is as follows: past president president - Philip and Margaret Ford; president - Elaine Baker; vice-president vice-president - Bruce and Jean Taylor; secretary secretary - Barbara Kapteyn; assistant - Dorothy Snowden; treasurer - Warren Forrester; assistant - Barney Barney Lewis; friendship committee - Marion Peters and Leona Wilson; nominating committee - Betty Grant, Loraine Knox, and Eileen Knox; program - Fred and Bernice Watson, Harvey and Lois Yel- lowlees, Jack and Alice Van- derkop, Alma and Charles Langmaid; Langmaid; table committee - Clarence and Ida Bray, Lloyd and Marion Broome, Viola Ashton, and Elaine Wottcn. At Hampton cards on Wednesday, Wednesday, winners were Wilma Kantor, Muriel Butson, Vivian Barrett, Fred Griffon, and Don Cochrane. Most lone hands were dealt to Franc Svetec. Low went to Ruby Trewin. Special score was won by Elwood Manns. Draws were won by Marjorie Marjorie Davis, Clarence Bray, Vivian Barrett and June Marchant. Newcastle News with Hazel Crago Winners of euchre on Friday, Jan. 14 in Newtonville were Myrtle All- dred, Klaus Zulauf, Doris Tompkins, Tompkins, June Wilson, Percy Clark, Jean O'Neill and Walter Murphy. Draw winners were Velma Jakeman, Betty Robinson, Jean O'Neill, Dolores Dolores Comar and Marie Couroux. Next card party at Newtonville will be Jan. 28. On Thursday, Jan. 27, in the Lion's Room at Newcastle Community Hall, 20 King St. W„ the Newcastle Ratepayers Association holds its election of officers. All Newcastle ratepayers arc welcome to attend this important meeting. ST. GEORGE'S NEWS On Sunday, Feb. 6, at St. George's Anglican Church, Holy Communion will be celebrated at both 8 and 11:15 a.m. services. Following the 11:15 a.m. service, the Vestry meeting will be held. NEWCASTLE UNITED CHURCH Following the 10:30 a.m. service at Newcastle United Church Sunday, Feb. 6, the annual congregational meeting will be held. On Feb. 12, the second Victorian Tea will be held in the Newcastle United United Church Sunday School Hall. Tickets Tickets arc available by phoning Gloria Gordon at 987-4076. NEWCASTLE COMMUNITY BOWLING RESULTS Results of the Thursday mixed league for Jan. 13 are: Debi Hanni- gan, 191; Wes Forget, 258-216; Joe Mendonca, 188-302; Joe Forget, 181-184; Roy Hopkins, 206-181; Bob Lewis, 188-179-224; Ron Hicks, 207- 200-190; Fae Forget, 254-196; Bill Brown, 179-199-189; Sharon Saxby, 230-208; Susan Armstrong, 175; Garry Saxby, 177-183; and Ruth Forget, 183. Results from the Monday, Jan. 17 ladies' league are: Anne Arsenault, 212-225; Betty Major, 238-205; Del Lancaster-Forget, 187; Elaine Mercer, Mercer, 181; Jean Pollard, 209-181-199; Marilyn Major, 209-176-216; and Sharon Bester, 191. Seniors' league results from Jan. 18 are: Ruby Brunt, 173; Hilda Call, 155; Bonnie Cowle, 157-183; John Guay, 156-151; Roy Hayward, 261; Merril Henry, 223-214; Jean Holmes, 151; Alec Martin, 167-181; Bruce Mortimer, 153-212; Albert Pearce, 160; Stan Powell, 158-183; Bertha Powell, 157; Russell Powell, 156-187; Joyce Stacey, 160; John Tigwcll, 176; Frank Tufford, 182- 156; and Marg Wade, 187. In Bowmanville BOWMANVILLE - Vegetarian cooking classes will be .held at the Bowmanville Sev.entlvDay Adventist Church for fiveWeeks beginning in February. Classes include sample meals, recipe demonstrations, a $20 cookbook cookbook and health features. The classes will be held Wednesday Wednesday nights beginning Feb. 9 at 6:30 p.m. The cost is $55 or $50 if registration registration is received before Jan. 31. Space is limited. Spouses can attend free of charge. For registration and information call 438-0987 or 623-6031. The church is located at 2850 Hwy. 2 E., at Lambs Road in Bowmanville. Bowmanville. Bowmanville CARL FERENCZ/ Statesman photo From left, George Kollctard, Carol Kollaard, John Schievink, Harold Westerman and Ralph Tukker are among 10 Rehoboth Christian Reformed Church members members that have left for Honduras to help build houses. They also took a load of used furniture and toys for the children of the community they will be visiting. A trip with a mission Bowmanville church group off to Honduras BOWMANVILLE - A local church group is off on an annual mission to help where help is needed. On Saturday, Jan. 22, eight members of the Rc- hobolh Christian Reformed Church in Bowmanville, left on a Honduran relief mission. The church members will be away for two weeks. The group will be working working with an existing housing reconstruction program to help the Honduran people rebuild rebuild the homes devastated by Hurricane Mitch which ravaged the Central American American area in October of 1998. "What is great about this program is that it doesn't simply build houses and hand them over to the Honduran people," says the Bowmanville Bowmanville mission co-ordinator co-ordinator Andy Mcima. "Rather, we work alongside the local people people building their homes which, in turn, gives the stricken families a sense of accomplishment, pride and ownership toward their new homes. Not only will this program rebuild the homes, it will also go some distance in Teletubbies NEWCASTLE - Say the names Dipsy, LaLa, Po and TinkyWinky to any toddler and they're bound to know who you're talking about. The Teletubbies (actually Teleltibbie impersonators) will he in Newcastle Saturday, Jan, .29, presenting a live musical, musical, Also on hand will lie a rebuilding the lives of Hondurans." Hondurans." Although the team is somewhat apprehensive about what they may encounter, encounter, Mr. Meima says, "Hearing the call to serve God's people does indeed mean anywhere." Tire team, which also includes includes a member of the Grace Christian Reformed Church in Cobourg and the Hope Fellowship Fellowship Christian Reformed Church in Oshawa, isjust one of many groups that come from throughout North America to supply a continuous continuous workforce to the housing project from October through April. This year's work team consists of: Harold Wester- man, George Fcddema, Andre Bos, Ralph Tukker, John Schievink, George and Carol Kollaard, John and Rachel Klompmakcr and Ed Hockstra. In addition to providing providing manpower, the team will also take numerous donations donations of toys, clothing and other essentials donated through the communities here. in Newcastle famous "Purple" mystery guest, The event is sponsored by the Optimist Club of Newcastle Newcastle Village, and will kick off at 1 p.m. at Newcastle Public School, 385 Beaver St. S. Advance tickets arc $8 and are available by calling Diane at 987-5653, Mnrinnne at 623- 8207 or Connie at 983-5139. 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