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s tribune october 3 1984 a5 cmfoqmk touffvillc pcntccotal church 460 main st stou ontario 6405696 sundaysch00l9ait worship service 1100 am sunday evening rally 600 pm mccormack memorial church pastorrevwgawa 945 am sunday school balanced living 1100 am thanksgiving for the righteous 700 pm mr victor griffin friday october 12th 600 pmthanksgiving supper and film at balantrae community centre for reservations call 4733543 everyone welcome vivian rd 48 bauanlrae nursery supervision and junior church provided stjames presbyterian church st marks 101 main ste catholic church 6403151 stouffville pastor rev herb gale 6406665 sunday oct 7th 1984 945am sunday school sunday mass 1100am morning schedule worship holy communion saturday 5 pm god cares sunday 1030 am we care stouffville baptist church a fellowship church 5 76 main st west rev harley winborn 6406135 sun oct 7 1984 950am bible school 11 am thanksgiving service 650 pm evening service wednesday 8 00 pm prayer and bible study torchmen concert nov 17 1984 heise hill brethren in christ church gormley ontario rev martin k ressler pastor phone 8875489 jsun oct foimj christian education hour 1000 am wofshipservice 1100 am steve cohen director of jews for jesus will present christ in the passover evening service 700 pm wednesday oct10 club program 700 om 3ibiestudy730pm gormley missionary church rev ed sparks 8879325 sunday oct7th 1984 950 am sunday school 11 am morning worship 730 pm- evening workship springvale baptist church gormleystouffville rd at 6th cone i kennedy ed rev robert flemming sunoct7th1984 945 am sunday school 11 am morning ser vice 7 pm evening ser vice all are welcome bloomington 1 christian gospel church rev c w sorley 945 am sunday school 1100 am morning service wed 8 pm prayer meeting wideman mennonite church hwy48nofl7thave phone 6401227 pastor james r shantz sunoct7th1984 10 am morning worship and ham- sunday school at dickson hill school 7 pm fellowship group meeting in homes memorial christian church sunoct7thi984 mainstouffer 10 am sunday school 11 am worship ser vice wed 730 pm prayer meeting stouffville united church 34 church stn rev cecil w tiller minister sun oct7th 1984 1100 am service of thanksgiving and holy communion an open invitation to the community church school prog ram for all ages in cluding infant care the anglican parish of christ church sunset blvd rev philip poole 6401461 800 am 1000 am holy communion stouffville missionary church 159 main street east 6403911 rev james clubine pastor rev douglas gray assocpastor sunday oct 7th 1984 930 am 1100 am morning worship services sunday school hours 700 pm evening service wednesday 700 pm family night with programs for all ages pioneer girls and christian service bri gade nursery supervision 715 pm adult prayer bible study 730 pm youth bible study friday 730 pm youth fellowship a few facts from the fair the best in her class elevenyearold shawna mcgregor a grade 7 stu dent attending whitchurchhighlands school repeated her accomplishment of last year winning best exhibit for pupils grades 5 to 8 jim thomas official opening the official opening of markham fair wednesday was almost problem free a partial power failure ham pered the preliminaries some what but repairs were com pleted in short order with due respect to markhams little theatre performers the most entertaining part of the prog ram was pastpresident bill walkers solo rendition of the national anthem proud horseman bill hassard had to be the proudest heavy horseman on the grounds friday his per- cheron entries won three firsts including best mare best yearling and best light draft i cant believe it bill commented later great pumpkin pie the markham lions club maintained its undisputed re cord of serving the best pump kin pie on the grounds how do we know after the twelfth piece who could be a better judge michael jackson cat fourteenyearold karen york of scarborough dressed her pet cat as a michael jack son lookalike in the markham fair pet show friday even to a white glove on its right front paw active at 95 would you believe reub meyer of main street north markham will mark his 96th birthday in november sure you can ninetysix is an attainable figure- however how many at ninetyfive going on ninetysix would take a regular turn in a re freshment booth at markham fair reub meyer did and kept pace with lion members half his age best artists three entries in the mar kham fair art show shared the marilyn bratsberg memo rial award they werelinda cook of pickering junior lynn wilton of unionville in termediate and keith cornell of markham senior lisa goodman of west hill topped the intermediate division in watercolors attends at age 101 congratulations to mrs edith hamilton of mar- khaven markham a visitor to markham fair thursday at age 101 tom rogers of union villa unionville was four years short of mrs hamiltons pace at 97 harold brookfield of unionville gave his age at 91 all senior citizens signing the markham fair register will receive a card at christmas shearing popular a sheepshearing demon stration by wilf bowes of ma ple proved popular with adults and children alike while mr bowes removed the sheeps coat diane ward of whitchurchstouffville a fair board director provided a running commentary on the operation she later handed out wool samples to the boys and girls four craft awards fourteenyearold stephen topping son of ted and julie topping stouffer street south stouffville displayed definite proof why his entries have been constant winners at local and area science fairs at markham fair four out of his five craft exhibits won awards in a very competetive section stephen is a grade 9 student at stouffville high an amazing likeness while john amos of haw- kridge avenue markham didnt win a prize for his por trait painting of york region al chairman and former town mayor eldred king it was easily recognized by everyone attending markham fair from whitchurch- stouffville i knew it as soon as i saw it said ward 1 coun- cillor margot marshall others said the same mrs amos said her husband en joyed doing it mr kings face has so much character she said tomato27 pounds they do things up big at markham fair like a 27- pound tomato this whopper was entered by ivan norton of rr 1 goodwood and won the grand prize donated by ron wilson of mt albert run- nersup were entries by hg jones of markham and reg and eileen kirk also of mar kham wins 13 photo prizes gary grundy hawthorne avenue stouffville entered 18 photos and slides in the photography section of mar kham fair and won prizes on thirteen betty pegg of rr 2 claremont also received several awards however her nature shot of two mountain goats failed for some strange reason to attract the attention of judges eaten by groundhog peter and emilie jacobson of rr 1 cookstown and formerly of rr 1 milliken entered the heaviest squash in markham fair it weighed an even 300 pounds a second squash might have bettered this one mrs jacobson said but a groundhog invaded the garden one night and ate it to keep the rodent away peter and emilie put a battery- radio between the rows un doubtedly tuned to chum they never had any more trouble attends from georgia gerri seeley head of the fairs entertainment and markham fair queen cathy oconnor welcomed mr les smith saturday all the way from cornelia habershan county georgia mr smith operates the chattahoochee mountain fair in georgia now entering its 10th year formerly of scarborough he has attended many past fairs in markham but only once since moving to the new site in 1977 way to a mans heart if cedar groves bob lapp looks well fed even overfed theres a reason wife joyce is a cook without equalat least at markham fair joyce rol led up a total of 46 points in the domestic science section committee chairperson bon nie macaloney of stouffville told the tribune unfortu nately for bob some of the goodies were a trifle stale by the time joyce carted them home sunday night too stale to eat maybe wind damages tents two large tents suffered heavy damage when a wind gust of tornadolike velocity swept across the fairgrounds the one enclosure accommo dating a display of new cars had to be replaced while emergency repairs were com pleted to the other three sad notes there were three sad stor ies related to markham fair- the sudden passing of mel williams former editor and publisher of the markham economist and sun douglas miles a former ag rep and regular fairattender and russ pearson who seldom missed a markham fair q is it true that many people are paying too much for inferior ineffective insurance covi a yes thafs why financel insurance brokers was created to assure that york region clients receive effective planning it doesnt cost it pays total planning in estate planning group benefits life automobile insurance homeowners insurance business insurance jjjg we keep great company flnfe safeco in markham 1020 demson street suite 106 markham ontario l3r 3w5 416 4750003 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