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Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, February 26, 1997 Page 13 Installing Team at Beehive Rebekahs Meeting District Deputy President, Lois Crider, of Oshawa #8 East and her installing staff were on hand to install the new officers of the Beehive Rebekah Lodge #125 last fall. The installing staff is pictured above, just before the officers of the lodge in Bowmanville Bowmanville took their new posts. Highlights from Solina by Harvey Yellowlees "Mud thrown is ground lost". "Be honest now, wasn't life better when you had 10 speeds and the bike didn't?! !" Solina Silver Sets met on Wednesday, February 19, for our regular monthly meeting. Wes Hills welcomed everyone everyone and said the blessing for us. More than fifty members did justice to a pot luck dinner. dinner. After dinner, Wes gave a reading entitled "Secret of Long Life". Elaine Baker read the minutes of our last meeting and Marion Peters gave the treasurer's report. The meeting was turned over to Warren Forrester, our program convener,, and he gave some suggestions for our programs this year. You will be informed of the monthly happenings as they come. Hampton Card party with News from Elizàbethville by Edna Thickson This week the United Church Unit II held their meeting at Irene Beatty's home. The president, Bertha Trew, opened the meeting with worship service and read a piece on "Love Yourself'. Scriptures from Ephesians 1- 16 followed with a hymn and some meditation. Susan Peacock spoke on the annual meeting at the Port Hope United Church which she had attended. A reading on Saint Valentine was given by Susan Peacock. The meeting meeting was closed with a Benediction Benediction and a lunch afterwards. afterwards. On Thursday the seniors were at a meeting at the Hope Township with a very good crowd attending. On the Friday evening at Garden Hill Church a Talent Show was put on by both churches, Garden Hill and Elizàbethville. On Sunday it wasn't as nice a day as we had been having, but a number of smaller children were there. Reverend Sedgwick welcomed welcomed all and went on with the service. The first lesson was taken from Genesis 9: 8- 16. The choir sang a hymn from our new hymn books, with the congregation singing the chorus. The second lesson was from Mark 1:9-15. Reverend Sedgwick spoke on "Covenant of Promise". After the service Bible Study was held. 5 1/2 tables: high, Agnes Schofield, Ace Richards, Les Kantor, Pat Porrill, Barb Cochrane. Cochrane. Low, Wilma Kantor. Most lone hands Muriel But- son. We had 2 skunks - Wilma Wilma . Kantor and Marg Hall looked after them. Draws were won by Les Kantor, Alice Beech, Agnes Schofield, Schofield, Ada Richards and Dorothy Dorothy Beech. No card party at Hampton on February 26 but will return return on March 5. See you there!! The rural bowling report from Peter Coombes: Leading Leading the pack are the Hi C's with 55 points. They could have done better, but father Jim left some comer pins. Hampton is in second place with 45 points and Solina right on their heels with 45 points. Then comes New- tonshaw with 42 points, Optical Optical next with 31 points, and my Courtice team with 13 points. If you take 4 points every night until playoffs you will be on top, so go after them!!! Don't forget the Eldad Stewards' bake sale on February February 28, at the Bowmanville Mall. Donations of baking will be appreciated. Solina W.I. meeting March 12 at 8 p.m. in Solina Hall. There will be a speaker on Seniors Driving Review. Everyone welcome. Our W.I. ladies gave us a very special evening on February February 19. They were celebrating celebrating one hundred years of W.I. A very enjoyable evening. evening. A large crowd and a lovely lunch. The press reporter reporter will have a more up to date on the evening. Thanks ladies ! ! ! Mayor Hamre was a guest also Brenda Metcalf District President of the W.I. It was a dull rainy, foggy night on Friday, February 21 when twenty-nine people ventured out for a card game at Solina Hall. We had a good time and lunch. Prizes were as follows: high - Harvey Harvey Yellowlees, Leone Wilson, Wilson, Marjorie Cryderman, Marion Broome. Most honest player Joyce Taylor. Most lone hands Harvey Yellowlees. Yellowlees. Lucky draws - Dick Scobie, Vi Ashton, Lyra Flintoff. Nice to have you back again!!, Marion Broome, Frank ChUmley, Vi Ashton. We hope everyone got home safely. See you this week weather permitting! ! March 7th is World Day of Prayer at Eldad Church. The service commences at 1:30 p.m. The Hinchey family of Brad, Laura and boys Shawn, Dustan, and Johnathon were our greeters Sunday at church and Francis Johnston our lay reader. Sandy Brittain played a number on her Pan Flute with Joyce Taylor at the organ. organ. Reverend Munro's message message to the children was "The Life Guard" and to the adults "Being Faithful, "Even at Great Cost." 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