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ISSUE NO. 253
JULY 2015
Hopeville Social Club
Tel: 01467 621478
34 Harlaw Road, Inverurie www.hopeville-social-club.co.uk
The Hopeville Sign
Coming Shortly
On Saturday July 11th Enjoy a brilliant evening in the company of The
Davitt's Top Irish Country Band
reckoned to be Ireland’s best Country
Band.
Tickets costing £12.50 on sale now.
Saturday 15th August sees the return
of one of our favourites, Paula
MacAskill, tickets, costing £8, will go
on sale on Sunday 19th July
It wont have been obvious to most members, but
the sign above our main door has been secured
by rope for some time now, due to the deterioration of the backing board.
However, thanks to the following committee
members, Ron Killoh, Wattie Strachan and Dave
Walsh, the sign above the front door has had a
new backing board fitted and the sign is secure
once more.
Thanks guys, you’ve done a great job, much appreciated
On Friday 2nd October there is a Marie Curie Fundraiser, featuring Maris
Janetta Big Band from 7 till 10.30PM
Committee Vacancies
We still have several vacancies for committee members, anyone interested in
joining our committee or seeking details
of what is required should contact any
committee member or leave word at the
bar and we’ll get back to you.
Wattie putting the final touches to the sign
after replacing the backing board
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HOPEVILLE ENTERTAINMENT
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LET’S HAVE
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A
LAUGH - THANKS TO RICHARD
A man was stopped by the
police around 2 am. The
officer asked him where he
was going at that time of
night...
The man replied, "I'm on my
way to a lecture abo...ut
alcohol abuse and the effects
it has on the human body, as
well as smoking and staying
out late"
The officer, " Oh really........
and who's giving that lecture
at this time of night?"
The Man, "That would be my
wife"
--- ——--------oOo- -------------My sexy Chinese neighbour
told me she was desperate for
a Roger.
It was only when I had my
trousers around my ankles
that I realised she wanted to
rent out her spare room!
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63 Pakistanis died in Bradford
this morning. It was not a
terrorist attack, a bunk bed
collapsed..
The police are blaming AL
IKEA .
--- ——--------oOo- -------------A young man wanted to get
his beautiful blonde wife
something nice for their first
wedding anniversary. So he
decides to buy her a mobile
phone. She is all excited, she
loves her phone. He shows
her and explains to her all the
features on the phone. The
next day the blonde goes
shopping.
Her phone rings and it's her
husband, "Hi hun" he says
"How do you like your new
phone?"
Two Indian junkies accidentally
snorted curry powder instead of
cocaine.
Both are in hospital...... One's in
a korma....... The other's got a
dodgy tikka!
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She replies "I just love it, it's so
small and your voice is clear
as a bell but there's one thing I
don't understand though".
"What's that, baby?" asks the
husband. "How'd you know I
was at Tesco?" she quietly
replied...
Two women called at my door
and asked what bread I ate.
When I said white, they gave me
a lecture on the benefits of
brown bread for 30 minutes.>
I think they were those Hovis
Witnesses.
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--- ——---- ——--------oOo- ----- My mate just hired an Eastern
European cleaner, took her 15
hours to hoover the
TEACHER: Jimmy, your
house. Turns out she was a
composition on 'My Dog' is
Slovak.
exactly the same as your
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Did you copy his?
Paddy says to Mick, "Christmas
JIMMY : No, sir. It's the same is on Friday this year".
dog.
Mick said, "Let's hope it's not the
(I want to adopt this kid!!!)
13th then."
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July Crossword
Return your entry to Ian Pratt before 31/07/2015. All correct entries will go into a draw.
The winner will receive a bottle of spirits
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ACROSS
1 Depot (9)
4 Fatty tissue (7)
9 Fraternity (11)
10 Elasticated garment (6)
13 Din (6)
14 Quick look (6)
16 Loud, showy (5)
19 Nautical send-off (3,6)
22 Fulcrum for an oar (7)
23 Make worse (9)
26 Motionless (5)
28 For ever (9)
30 Finance officer (9)
32 Backless seat (5)
34 Sleep all winter (9)
37 Put to death (7)
39 Fictitious name (9)
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41 Outspoken (5)
43 Authoritarian (6)
45 Hairpiece (6)
48 locations (6)
49 Main road (11)
50 Best wishes (7)
51 Outer boundary (9)
DOWN
1 Lacking (7)
2 Coarse (5)
3 Shrivelled (8)
5 Changing colour (6)
6 Reed instrument (4)
7 Salad vegetable (6)
8 Tale (5)
11 More powerful (8)
12 Cloak (4)
15 Swindle (5)
17 Nimble-fingered (6)
18 Boring (4)
20 Scottish island group (7)
21 Ventilate (3)
24 Personal servant (5)
25 Do well at (5)
26 Be quiet! (5)
27 Sizeable (5)
29 Garden centre (7)
31 Modern (2-2-4)
33 Acquire (6)
35 Inappropriate (5)
36 Born (3)
38 Summon (4)
39 Bucket (4)
40 Sicken, revolt (8)
41 Stomach (5)
42 Kitchen appliance (7)
43 Cup holder (6)
44 Knight's tunic (6)
46 Reconnoitre (5)
47 Boast (4)
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Sports News Fae Wattie
Winter Tournaments
The entry sheets for this tear’s winter tournaments will be going up on the various notice boards in the club soon.
The format will be similar to last year and a minimum of eight names per competition will be required for the event to take place.
So watch out for the entry sheets and get your names down early.
Hopeville
Club
Whatever you are
celebrating
Birthdays
Engagements
Weddings
Retirements
Christenings
SUDOKU
PRIVATE FUNCTIONS
Whatever type of function you have we can
cater for you at the
Hopeville
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June Crossword Solution
ACROSS: 1. Luckless. 4, Chambers, 8. Pylon, 10. Gallop, 11. Venice, l2. Tempt, 14. Marina, 15. Caddie, 16.
Strip, 18. Assist, 19. Repeat, 20. Guess, 23. Scalp, 25. Captive, 27. Silence, 30. Heart, 31. Thyme, 32. Casino, 34.
Treaty, 36. Pitch, 38. Abroad, 40. Starch, 42. Carat, 45. Supple, 46. Minute, 47. Sinus, 48. Everyone, 49. Nuisance.
DOWN: 1. Long jump, 2. Lanolin, 3. Scythe, 4. Crop up, 5. Magenta, 6. Selected, 7. Flourished, 9. Withdrawal,
13. Mars, 16. Stamp, 17. Pride, 20. Graph, 21. Scant, 22. Hilly, 23. Sleet, 24. Purse, 26. Paratroops, 27. Stoop, 28.
North, 29. Mysterious, 33. Star, 35. Handsome, 37. White lie, 39. Ability, 41. Takings, 43. Admire, 44. Auburn.
The following people submitted correct entries:
Sandy Foubister, Ian S Denmark, David Walsh, Linda Cook, Bill Fraser, W Sandison, Linda Webb, Edith Murray, Bill Esslemont,
Rosie Milne, Davy Pirie, John Mitchell, Derek Ingram, Helen McHardy, Aileen Philip, Elma Adams, Margaret Strathie, M Percival,
Tom Anthony, Derek Massie, Arthur Watt, Derek Walker, John Murray, Mary Durno, Freda Edmond, Bob Durno, Mike Charlish,
Sheila Knox, Irene McLeod, Ron Watson, George Kilgour, Wendy McDonald, Leith Robertson, George Findlay, Linda
Strachan, Gibby Sutherland, K Reid, Allan Clark.
All the correct entries were entered into a draw and the lucky winner was, Sheila Knox. Congratulations
Sheila, please collect your prize from the bar.
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