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Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowman ville, Wednesday, October 30,1996 7 Solina News News from Elizabethville by Harvey Yellowlees "You often find big apples on top of the basket, but you must remember the little ones that are holding them up". "Speak kind words and you'll hear kind echoes". Tyrone and Eldad choirs and Bowmanville S.D.A. Hand Bell Choir are planning a special special musical December 22nd, 9:30 a.m. at Eldad and 11 a.m. at Tyrone. Come out and enjoy a musical program. The Eldad U.C.W. had charge of our church service on Sunday, October October 27th. Jean Taylor and Betty Grant were our greeters and Betty Munro and Alma Langmaid our lay readers. Pat Best had charge of the service, the choir sang two numbers "Joy in Serving Jesus" and "Love Joy Peace", with Joyce Taylor at the piano. Sandy Brittain played for the rest of the service on the organ. Our guest speaker was Shirley Coyle from Newcastle. She told the children a story, pertaining pertaining to oil in oùr bodies- instead of oil in our lamps, we needed oil in all parts of oùr body, lovely story. Shirleys message to us "Joy is like the Rain".' A good message to us. Shirley closed the service with prayer. Thanks for coming to our service, Shirley, she also brought her husband. The congregation congregation was invited to the lower hall for lunch. Thank you to the U.C.W. for the lovely lovely service. Thanks to all who purchased purchased tickets for our beef supper. supper. We are all sold out. Doris Flett is home from the ; Sault after spending a week with her daughter Linda. She reported a nice visit. Last weekend several from Solina enjoyed the Pork barbecue barbecue supper at Blackstock church. There were eleven tables tables at the Solina card party Friday night. Winners were; high - Pat Best, Marjorie Cry- derman, Lyra Flintoff, Vi Coolidge and Alma Langmaid. Low, Phyllis Hershey. Lucky #, Gus Wilson. Most lone hands, Pat Best. Lucky draws, Marie Hackey, Marion Peters 2, Vi Ashton, Elwood Manns, Si Trewin, Joyce Potter, Fred Watson, Wesley Hills and Bernice Bernice Watson. Your reporter would like to thank "Ellen Ormiston" for returning returning my wedding ring, I lost last Friday evening, thanks again, "Ellen". There were eleven tables of cards at Hampton Hampton Wednesday night with winners: winners: high, Daisy Bell, Marg Hall, Grant Bright, Verna Robinson. Robinson. Most honest player, Su-' sie Graham. Two skunks wan- Bowmanville Toastmasters On October 22, 1996 the atmosphere atmosphere in the meeting was as warm as the weather outside as we congratulated our two contestants for their stellar performances performances in the Division Speech Contests. The theme of the meeting was challenges that we are learning to handle through participation participation in Toastmasters. Toastmaster Irene Konzcl- mann echoed the theme of Chairman, Toastmaster Connie Nelson, as she challenged the assembly to a debate (in groups of two) various topics. Please join us for our ninth anniversary party November 12, 7:30 meet and greet, 7:30 Proceedings begin. The celebration is our gift to you. Your presence is your gift to us. dered around the room, Mrs. Ambrose and Ruby Griffin. Lucky #, Fred Griffin. Lucky draws, Bill Taylor, Georgeanne Petrella, Jean Por- rell, Alice Beech. No cards this week. No heat, no fuel. Rural Bowling report Optical Optical 44, Hampton 40, Solina 38.5, Newtonshaw 33.5, Hi C's 24, Courtice 18. I was glad to hear Jim wasn't hurt any worse than he was. Hope you will soon be as good as new. Be careful next time. We are very happy to have Don Dair home from the hospital hospital and hope he will be feeling stronger soon. Several ladies from Solina attended the District District W.I. fun fair at Blackstock this week and reported a good time. Lois and Harvey Yellowlees Yellowlees were at the 4H Awards night at the Baseline Community Community Centre on Saturday evening. evening. The hall was packed and it was so nice to see that Agriculture Agriculture is still a big part of our life today. Many, many awards were given out. A very interesting interesting evening. Greet the Girl Guides with a smile and some money to buy cookies from them on Saturday, Saturday, November 2 at Solina and Hampton! By Edna Thickson At the W.I. meeting Octo- 1 ber 1 in the business period we planned to have a car load go to the Annual Convention, which was Friday, October 18. Only three were able to attend. Irene Beatty, Margarette Fair- man (Walker) and Helen Woodward that will be reported reported next week. The seniors had their usual card games Thursday with 40 attending. It was one of the biggest crowds yet. Our October October birthday dinner is the 31st and our Christmas dinner is to be in November. Sunday was our annual Thanksgiving service. A fair crowd attended. Mark and Lynda and Mark Jr. have just returned from Al berta near Calgary visiting visiting friends. Lynda's sister and family. Suzanne Westhueser was They are with Jackson and Su- with me yesterday, san now. The Turkey Supper was Fri- Beryl De Koter spent the day, October 25 at Garden Hill weekend in New Brunswick Church. Tyrone 4-H Club Recently the "Tyrone Hammer Hammer Heads" met at Tyrone Blacksmith's shop for the second second meeting of the year. After the business was taken taken care of, and everyone read 1 out their long list of wooden items they use or see within their homes in one day, everyone everyone started their projects. Shapes were being drawn on wood, saws were running and some of the girls' hands were in pain by the end of the night from sanding. Almost everyone could see their projects progressing nicely nicely and were pleased! 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