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THE CANADIAN STATESMAN, February 16,2000 PAGE 7 Around Solina with Harvey Yellowlees "Short visit*; make long friends." There were 12-and-a-half tables of players lor cards at Solina Hall Friday night. Winners were: high, Don Cochrane; Alma Langmaid, Bev Wiggans and G us Wilson. Low went to Ed Adams. Most lone hands were dealt to Don Cochrane. Special score went to Roy Foreman. Lucky draws were won by Lorna Cavcrlcy, Franc Svetcc, Harvey Harvey Yellowlees, Vi Ashton, Barb Cochrane, Betty Ann Dodds, Fred Watson, Marjorie Crydcrman and Ross Crydcrman. At Eldad Church on Sunday, the Vice family were greeters. The guest minister was Rev. Frank Lockhart of Bowmanvillc. The Yellowlees family was saddened Tuesday morning by the death of a sister, aunt, great aunt, and great-great aunt Gladys Short. The Rural Bowling League is going strong. The standings arc: Hampton, 22; Majors, 19; Courticc, 15; Solina, 15; New Shaws, 9; and Harvey's, 2. Ron Broome and Glen Edmondson share high average. Ron Broome and A1 Werner share high singles. Henry Pokorski has the high triple. Glen Edmondson Edmondson won the 50-50 draw. Winners at cards in Hampton Wednesday night were: Keith Evans, Lloyd Broome, Edna Manns, Fred Griffin, and Elwood Manns. Most lone hands were dealt to Don Cochrane. Low went to John Broome. Lucky draws were won by Lloyd Broome, Agnes Schofield, Fred Watson and Marjory Davis. Newcastle News with Hazel Crago Officers for the year 2000 for the Newcastle Village and District Historical Historical Society arc: President Ron Locke; Vice-President Herb Taylor; Secretary Pippa Schmiegelow; Treasurer Francis Jose; Membership Chairman Ron Locke; Directors Jack Eilbeck, Helen Schmid, Arthur Wynn, Dorothy Brown, Lynn Lovekin, Ken Stephenson, Stephenson, and Pippa Schmiegelow. Sympathy is extended to relatives and friends of Walter Samuel Thompson who passed away on Wednesday, Feb. 9. NEWCASTLE COMMUNITY BOWLING At the Thursday night mixed league Feb. 3, the 50-50 winner was Joe Mcn- donca. Strike jackpot winner was Ron Hicks. Scores were as follows: Debi Hanni- gan, 181-184; Wes Forget, 186-ISO- 288; Joe Mendonca, 210; Kathryn Brown, 189; Joe Forget, 185; Roy Hopkins, 190-240; Bob Lewis, 197- 219-239; Richard Dallaire, 180; Ruth Forget, 194; John Berry, 178; Ron Hicks, 180-176; Fae Forget, 300-246; Bill Brown, 261; Sharon Saxby, 231; Susan Armstrong, 180-184-199; Connie Connie Berry, 179-192; and Donna Adams 180-177. Ladies results from Feb. 7 were: Betty Major, 211-243-222; Christine Talbot, 229-195-182; Cindy Baird, 177; Dorel- la Lancaster-Forget, 185; Julie Sandercock, 178; Marilyn Major, 192- 195; and Sharon Bester, 205-218. Results from Seniors Bowling Feb. 8 CARL FERENCZ/Statesman pliolo A quilt of many signatures BOWMANVILLE - Members of the St. Joseph !v Parish Catholic Women's League have created a quilt with 640 squares, which they say represents the number of abortions in Bowntanville since the 1960s. Front left, Evelyn Evelyn Phillips, Anne Proctor, Maty Manning, Patricia Prentice and Debbie Muse hold the quilt, signed by students of St. Stephen's Catholic Sec- ondary School and parishoiters of St. Joseph's. were: Lil Bolderstone, 169; Bonnie Cowle, 161; John Guay, 188-166; Jean Hall, 193-153; Merril Henry, 165-179; Alec Martin, 219-192; Bruce Mortimer, Mortimer, 196; Eleanor Perrin, 198; June Wilson, 152; Maureen Powell, 170- 193; Stan Powell, 168; Bertha Powell, 195-150; Russell Powell, 209-159; Joyce Stacey, 175; John Tigwell, 152- 198; Frank TXifford, 161; Bill Wade, 185-222; and Marg Wade, 183. After bowling on Tuesday, lunch was enjoyed by the seniors. The afternoon of euchre had the following winners: Jean Rickard, Marguerite Cooper, Stan Powell, Elizabeth Skelding, Alice Hop- son, and Lena Graham. Helen Nesbitt and Marilyn Martin had the two hidden scores. Most lone hands were played by Marguerite Cooper and low score was won by Velma Jackman. Draw winners were Bonnie Cowle, Hazel Murphy, Marguerite Cooper, Alec Martin, Leah Holliday, Eleanor Perrin, Helen Nesbitt, Marion Allin, Vi Hayward, Jean Hall, Bertha Fisher, Marilyn Martin and Vance Cooper. Having fun at winter camp The Darlington District Girl Guides recently at- tured are Sparks, Brownies, Guides, Pathfinders, and tended a fun-filled winter camp at Camp Samac. Pic- Senior Branch members from Darlington District. Women's . coffee group Ladies arc invited invited to a morning morning out at Coffee Plus, hosted by Liberty Pentecostal Pentecostal Church in Bowmanvillc. The group meets next on Tuesday, March 7 from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. The guest speaker is' author Sandra Fullilovc. There will also be a special feature on 'Tips on How to Prepare Prepare Your Home for Resale' with real estate agent Susan Shcrban. Admission is $3 and complimentary complimentary babysitting babysitting is provided, Liberty Pentecostal Pentecostal is located located on the northeast northeast corner of • Hwy. 2 and Regional Regional Road 57. For more information, information, call 623- 5100. v.Vf ii ! .y yy- -gg vy --vt r -tg V --A- •y.>| U 4 || •!; C h A " The Community Services Department is pleased,to offer children 4-13 the opportunity to participate in two fantastic programs during our March Break Extravaganza PAY CAMP Enjoy activities such as arts and crafts, swimming, skating, sports, and games. Theme days Include... 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