9th March 2023 • The HERALD • Page 37 v SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL PRODUCERS v SOLAR THERMAL PANELS Solar thermal collectors make use of the energy contained within radiation that the Earth constantly receives from the sun. This radiation takes the form of both visible and invisible light across a wide spectrum. They use this to transfer heat into your hot water cylinder. 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Shine Performing Arts Celebrate Success Shine Performing Arts recently held their annual Awards Evening and Film Night at Hanger Farm in Totton. e evening commenced with all the children arriving dressed as though it were their own lm premiere, to enjoy their own photographic experience in a beautiful white stretch limousine provided by New Forest Limousines and on the red carpet. Once all the parents were seated in the auditorium all the young stars from classes in Ashurst, Hythe, West End and Hedge End were all welcomed individually to rounds of applause to watch all the lms they have appeared in and in some cases written over the last year. e evening was split into two halves with the rst half featuring ve of the lms including an amazing Halloween dance video with children from every class performing a dance routine in full costume and make up to Everybody by the Backstreet Boys. An interval followed with an excellent bu et supplied by Just Rolls and the children had further photographic opportunities with their families. e second half followed and once the Elemental Descendants (Shine’s take on Harry Potter) written by Logan Young had rolled the credits, all the children were given a certi cate and awards were presented for Best Actor, Progress and Special Achievement. Best Actor Awards went to: Rosie Bartlett, Amelia Anderson and Sebastian Adeshokan. Progress awards went to: Italia Cullers, Jenson McGlashan, Solomon Young, Saoirse Farrell and Ellie Haskell. Special Achievement Awards went to: Florence Kempsey, Jake Mostran, Anna Mountain, Alysha Taylor and Taylor Mai Munday for successfully gaining a part in a BBC television series starring Martin Sheen and Sharon Horgan, written by Jack orne. June Young, Shine Performing Arts Owner, comments: “I would like to thank all the team at Hanger Farm, New Forest Limousines, Just Rolls, Dale Murrey and all the team at Shine for making this a truly special experience for all the Shine children.” is was a wonderful evening for all the children and parents of Shine Performing Arts who now have classes in Ashurst, Hythe, West End, Hedge End and Chandlers Ford, to celebrate the hard work and development of the children and an opportunity to see them all SHINE. For more information please visit: shineperformingarts. net or call: 07887 731155. Free trials available for children. Valentine’s Day saw a rst for Hythe & Waterside Rotary who held a special dinner with a glass of bubbly and a red rose for all the ladies present. Ten Rotarians and their partners enjoyed a delicious 3-course dinner with background music provided by Rotarian Tony Carter, who also gave a rendition of ‘My Funny Valentine’ on his saxophone. Hythe & Waterside Rotary President, David Saunders, said: “This has proved to be a delightful evening which, because of its success, I hope will be repeated in the future.” David went on to thank Tony and his partner who had organised the evening which included a Valentine’s ra e which raised £50 for Rotary Charities. Tony Carter playing his saxophone Romance for a Rotary First! LIONS BOOKSTALL Romsey Lions are back holding their regular book stalls in e Cornmarket, Romsey. eir next book sales will be on Saturday 11th March and Saturday 15th April from 9am to 3pm. ey welcome donations of good quality paperbacks for the stall and also gi s for their bric-a-brac section. Donations can be taken along to the stall on the day of the sales or alternatively you can call 0344 963 2463 to arrange for a collection to be made. Lions are both men and women, and there are no age restrictions to membership other than you must be over 18. ey are approachable people from many walks of life, and they enjoy an active social life. A few hours a month are all it takes to help others less fortunate in the community. If you would like to learn more about being a Lion and make new friends then get in touch with them on: secretary@romseylions.co.uk or contact them on their direct club telephone number: 0344 963 2463. e Lions have a motto ‘Ordinary People Doing Amazing ings’. And they do year a er year.
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