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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, October 15, 1997 Page 9 Happenings in Solina by Harvey Yellowlees "You can't be hurt by the words you don't say." "There is nothing wrong when starting at the bottom - unless you arc learning to stoim." It's been a lovely week, many soybeans have lost their Standing. On Monday our U.C.W. ladies had their annual annual auction sale at the church. Pat Best welcomed everyone and turned the sale over to our own Arnot Wotten, auctioneer, auctioneer, for the evening, plus his capable helpers. Many items were on the block and lively bidding proceeded until all *as sold. Rasberry pie was a popular item. The ladies took in about $1,700.00. Pat thanked everyone for coming and buying. A very interesting evening! No bowling report again this week - so I guess Courtice are on top? On Wednesday night we had a smaller crowd at Hampton card party, but had tl'good time. The results arc: High - Meta Martin, Wilma Kantor, Betty Kuyer, Muriel Butson, Art Compton. Low - Harvey Yellowlees (can't be the same one). Lone hands - Betty Kuyer. Skunks - Edith Conway and Harvey Yellowlees (again), but Edith agreed to look after the pets for the evening. Special draws - Garnet Goyne, Lloyd Broome, Alvin Spencer, Art Compton, and Betty Kuyer. Gome again. - This week Fred and Bernice Watson had their grandson Walker with' them again. He was up playing with Bailey Knox one afternoon. afternoon. 1 On Friday evening the chrd party at Solina had 10 tables and winners were: High - Ruth Gay, John Broome, Charles Langmaid and Lyle McMahon. Most Lone hands - Lyle McMahon, Low - Alden Hubbard. Special No. - Lyra Flintoff. Lucky draws - Si Trewin, Harvey Yellowlees, Ruth Gay, Lyle McMahon, Marjorie Cryderman, Fred Watson and Lois Yellowlees. Lyra Flintoff and the Wilsons served lunch. We haven't many skunks at Solina. 1 guess the lower hall at Hampton ■ attracts more, See you next week. • On Saturday it was a béautiful fall day for Bruce arid Jean Taylor's auction sale. Many, many people were there and auctioneer Arnot Wotten plus his helpers disposed of the many articles put up for.sale. My wife and., family took me to the sale and though I didn't find anything to buy, like some others, I enjoyed meeting old friends and all of the Taylor children home to help with this "farewell" to the farm. Thanks to nephew Harold for bringing me and my cart home. Lunch was served by the Eldad Board of Stewards. Thanks to all who contributed, contributed, some $1,000 was realized for the church. What Bruce and Jean have accumulated accumulated for many years has left the property. I'm sure the Taylors may miss some things. We wish Paul Svetec, the new owner of the farm, the best of everything in the future. Godfrey Gadabout, who was at the food booth, has gone to live with Roy and Blaikie Rowsell. On a lovely Thanksgiving morning we met for worship at Eldad Church. Bruce and Marion Luke were greeters and Cindy Ashton the lay reader. Betty Munro led the choir and congregation in the traditional Thanksgiving hymns. Reverend Munro spoke to the children on being thankful and his message was Thanks Giving from the Heart. A fair attendance, but room for more. Don't forget the roast beef supper on November 2nd. } Sorry to lose Frank and Bernice Hoag from our community, community, but hope to see them back often. They've only gone to an apartment in Oshawa. 'Many families had visitors for the holidays. The Bruce Taylor children were still around to celebrate Thanksgiving with their parents. parents. Some left Sunday and thq last of the gang will leave on-Thprsday. ; Ken and Cindy Ashton are entertaining the Ashton family family ; on Monday, Lloyd and Marion Broome also had their family on Monday. Carol Warden was at the Fred Watson's. All the Hills children children and their families were with Wes and Doris Hills. The Millson boys gathered at Mary Millson's on Sunday. Charles and Alma Langmaid were visitors at Tom and Sally Barrie's. Elaine Baker wak at Larry and Jean Welsh's. Pat Best's visitors were daughter Susie and family^ family^ The Bray family had Thanksgiving dinner at We.ndy's, Son Roland and his wilje Nancy from the U.S.A. arc' staying for a few days, Larry, Manon, Danielle and Marc Cryderman were guests of Ross and Marjorie, Francis and Donna Johnston reported a lively walk through Long Saiilt Conservation Area for their Thanksgiving treat. With the Don Taylors were Will and Carol Taylor and their family. On Friday evening Don and Joyce Taylor were guests at Glenn and Marion Larmer's to help them celebrate celebrate their 40th wedding anniversary. Thursday Harvey and Lois Yellowlees joined with Ralph and Peggy Larmer at their home to also honour this special special milestone of Glenn and Marion. Ed and Janice Boyd, Bill, Dan, Elizabeth and Martha of Bath, New Brunswick arc visiting visiting this week with Harvey and Lois. On Sunday all were entertained at the Ron Metcalf's to celebrate the holiday. holiday. Some 26 family members members were in attendance. Those who wished were able to enjoy a swim in the greenhouse greenhouse pool. Harold and Lois, John and David Yellowlees had their family gathering at the home of Lois's brother, Larry Elliott. Durham College Is planning ahead. Our community needs full-time Diploma and Degree Programming. Have you given your $5 yet? Just $5.00 a week, a month, a year or one time, is a small price to pay for high-quality, relevant education and training. Give to the Durham Colleee & University Centre fund. You arc the future of post-secondary education in Durham Region. Invest today! Call 905-721-3032. Creating Futures Durham Collc/v & t;ni\rr.«i1v Centre Fluid IN THE RUNNING -- Mayoralty candidate Cecil Mackescy, with friends at the Orono Town Hall last week. The candidate opened his Orono campaign office Friday, October 3rd. !■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■] Yes! I want to help Durham College & University Centre by Cheque: Cheques payable lo Durham College and University Centre Fund □ $ by Credit Cord: □ Mastercard □ Visa □ American Express Card Number: Expiry Date: or drop off at your local Bank of Montreal. Name:. Address:. Telephone Number:. Dale Signature Receipts will be issued for cash and credit card damnions. 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