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oaitte to cfeunit louffville pentecqtol church 460hain st stouffville ontario 6405696 i sun0ayschool9s5am worship servicf 1 1100 am sunday evening rally 600 pm paaor rew cragpos 1ible study tufs 730 pm stjames stouffville presbyterian fellowship church baptist 101 main ste pastor 6403151 harley winborn sunday feb 19th 1984 6402911 10 am morning mainobritn worship rev murray 945 am bible school barron 11 am morning 1115 am sunday worship school 650 pm evening ser full nursery facili vice ties wed 8 pm prayer for information phone meeting john hazlewood 640- fri730 pm yps 5079 program god cares nursery we care facilities available stouffville united church baker hill 34 church stn baptist rev cecil w tiller pastor- minister james m shantz sunday feb 19th 1984 950 am sunday 11 am morning school worship installation 1100 am morning of new board mem worship bers wed 8 pm- church school prog prayer bible study ram for all ages in all welcome cluding infant care 945 am barrier 11 am 700 pm mccormack memorial church pastorrevwgawa sunday school breaking down the finding life the secret to life vivian rd 48 bailantrae nursery supervision and junior church provided stouffville missionary church 159 main street east 6403911 rev james clubine pastor i i rev douglas gray assoc pastor v sun feb 19th 1984 930 1100 am morning worship services sunday school hours 700 pmevening service f wednesday 700 pm family night pioneer girls christian service brigade youth adult prayer bible study friday 730 pm youth fellowship youre always welcome at the missionary church gormley missionary church rev ed sparks 8879325 sunday feb 19th 1984 950 am sunday school 11 am morning worship 730 pm- the wright singers an evening of gospel music wideman mennonite church hwy48nofl7thave phone 6401227 pastor james r shantz feb 19th 1984 10 am worship ser vice 11 am sunday school 7 pm evening ser vice youth bible quizzing all welcome springvale baptist church gormleystouffville rd at 6th cone kennedy rd rev robert flemming sun feb 19th 1984 945 am sunday school 11 am morning ser vice 7 pm evening ser vice all are welcome bloomington christian gospel church rev c w sorley 945 am sunday school 1100 am morning worship 700 pm gospel ser vice tues 7 pm young peoples wed 8 pm prayer meeting heise hill brethren in christ church gormley ontario revmarlinkressier pastor phone 8875489 sun feb 19th christian education hour 10 am worship service 11 am evening service 7 pm wednesday bible study 745 pm a warm welcome awaits you at heisc hill st marks catholic church stouffville 6406665 sunday mass schedule saturday 5 pm sunday 1030 am the anglican parish of christ church sunset blvd rev philip poole 6401461 sun feb 19th 1984 800 am 1000 am holy communion i memorial christian church memorial christian church feb 19th 1984 mainslouffer rev v trimmer 10 am sunday school 11 am worship ser vice wed 730 pm prayer meeting wed 830 pm choir practice married at heintzman house thornhill mr and mrs tom kirkby are pic tured here following their dec 2 1983 wedding at the heintzman house thornhill the bride is the former debby holder daughter of mr and mrs russell holder stouffville the groom is the son of mr and mrs gerry meharg also of stouffville members of the wedding party arecathie hol der the maid of honor and mark kirkby the best man enlarge site stouffville onward and upward this is the battle hymn of the congregation at stouffville pentecostal church following a decision to purchase eight additional acres of property adjacent to the present site the issue was discussed and approved overwhelmingly at the 1984 annual meeting the congregation will now turn its thoughts towards the construction of an addition to the present church stouffville pentecostal is located at 460 main street east the minister is rev craig pitts praise skill stouffville the works in marble and bronze by sculptor cara popescu are receiving rave reviews by- visitors to latcham gallery descriptives like terrific superb and beautiful have been written in the book opposite names of guests both local and from a distance a joy to see and touch said one admirer the display will remain until feb 26 appreciation stouffville the sunday school room at st james presbyterian church will be named morris hall in recognition of william bill morris and members of the morris family the recommendation was approved unanimously at the churchs annual meet ing feb 4 mr morris and family will be honored at a ceremony following commun ion service sunday march 4 bill morris a resident of parkview home has been associated with the st james congregation since 1922 itis gener ally recognized that st james church owes its presence in the community to the work of mr morris especially during the lean years when attendance was small kindergarten registration the stouffville christian school is accepting applications for kindergarten enrollment in september boys and girls with their fifth birthday in 1984 are eligible birth certificates and immunization re cords are necessary at time of registration for additional information call 6403297 marks 94th birthday congratulations to mrs ida mccaughan success square apartments on the occa sion of her 94th birthday celebrated re cently wedding at tilbury several from the stouffvillemarkham area travelled to tilbury saturday to attend the wedding of brenda mccianahan to rene soulliere brenda is the daughter of dr and mrs rj mccianahan of kings- ville ont mrs mccianahan is the former erla holden of clarke street stouffville present at the ceremony and the reception that followed includedbill and audrey holden and family herb and florence yakeley and shirley steckley walter and rae pipher all of stouffville murray and isobel pipher of markham and dean and mae fockler of guildwood newwave stouffville a microwave cook ing school will be held at the public lib rary wed march 7 at 730 pm instruction will be provided by faye gaspell a graduate home economist and representative for panasonic admission is free but accommodation is limited passes are available from mem bers of staff during regular library hours million plus stouffville four salespeople on the staff of jm farquharson realty ltd were successful in surpassing the one mil lion dollar milestone during 1983 they are jeanine sheridan 22 mil lion beverley sefton 15 million jim payne 11 million and john walley 11 million the past years success is announced this week by company manager tom stephenson around town hold danceathon social convenor janice tiller and the students council of stouffville high are holding a danceathon this friday begin ning at 1 pm and continuing through until eleven by the beginning of the week thirty couples had signed up but more are ex pected by tomorrow music for the ordeal will be provided by colin mckenzie of ux bridge all who finish the dance will be awarded certificates with special prizes for the top pledgeearners a regular school dance will be part of the evening event wednesday february 15 19s4 sa5 bridge party the silver jubilee club is hosting an afternoon of bridge wed feb 22 begin ning at 130 pm admission is fifty cents all seniors and friends of seniors are wel come former goaltender dies word has been received concerning the death of reg westbrook onetime goalten- der for the collingwood shipbuilders reg became well known here back in the late 40s and early 50s when collingwood and the stouffville clippers were in the same league visits foster family dr jerome delaurier of stouffville re cently returned from four weeks spent in haiti where he visited with his foster fami ly an association that has continued since they first met back in 1979 jerome met the father who at that time was serving as a tour guide he encouraged him to attend a drivers education school and financed the course the father of four is now the oper ator of a taxi there he and the family have become very close so much so they look on jerome as the godfather to their youngest boy also named jerome he will be two years old in march while in haiti dr delaurier stayed with friends associ ated with the american embassy the weather was between 75 and 80 degrees i had a swim before breakfast every morn ing jerome told the tribune creole is the native language there and jerome is now able to communicate in creole quite well as long as they speak slowly travel to minnesota dent and barb smith and son barry charles street stouffville travelled to bloomington minnesota last weekend to visit their daughter and soninlaw keith and susan acton they attended an nhl game there and saw keith add another point to his assist total the speedy centre now has 17 goals and 32 assists for 49 points friendship club the friendship club will meet thursday tomorrow evening at 8 pm in the stouff ville legion hall all senior citizens are welcome persons requiring transporta tion are asked to call 6402443 hold coffee hour the stouffville missionary church will hold its monthly coffee hour monday feb 20 at 745 pm gretchen johnson will talk about stenciling and how it can be applied to interior decorating guest speaker will be mona lehman of uxbridge free hair cuts theres little one can obtain for free these days however at marios hair styl ing in stouffville free hair cuts are being offered by appointment this service is being performed by an apprentice and is available to both men and women the number to call is 6401099 school report cards in the spring a young mans fancy light ly turns to you know the rest at siouf f- ville dist secondary school the young men and young ladies will have other things on their minds thursday report cards for better or for worse theyre being distributed tomorrow for parents perusal win bronze medals congratulations to gary cummings and ken sullivan on receiving bronze medals in the recent canadian ski marathon earlymorning fire mr and mrs douglas bull and family of 65 stuart street stouffville had a few an xious moments early saturday morning when fire broke out in the oven of their stove although the stove was ruined little additional damage resulted -events- each week the tribune publishes a calendar of events related to activities within the community there is no charge for this service individuals wishing to utilize this space are asked to call 6402100 no later than 12 noon on the friday preceding publication thurs feb 16 suver jubuee club foot cli nic at 9 am for appointment call 640- 1966 the friendship club will meet in the legion hall at 8 pm ah senior citizens welcome those wishing a ride call 6402443 microwave cooking classes at cards hardware stouffville tonight and continues feb 23 and march 1 at 730 pm 3000 for lessons to register call 6401137 fri feb 17 a musical evening at the silver jubilee club with rev jim shantz jonathon shannon and margaret clark entertaining free admission refresh ments time 7 pm sat feb 18 soccer registration ex change at latcham hall from 10 am to 4 pm new registrants require ohip number a copy of birth certificate and a recent photo outgrown soccer shoes track suits and club jackets can be recy cled details 8875649 st valentines dance sponsored by canadian olde tyme square dance callers association at buttonville womens institute hall at 830 pm 300 per person ladies provide lunch sun feb 19 the york north wedding guild 2nd annual bridal fair and fashion show from 2 pm to 8 pm at thornhill community centre 50 exhibitors fashion show at 4 pm tickets 600 are available from bun- nys flowers 6402632 or the wedding and lingerie room 6402522 mill winter carnival at braces mill from 11 am to 4 pm displays ski clinics fun races sleigh rides and free ski instruction gormley missionary church presents the wright singers at 730 pm with an evening of gospel music mon feb 20 stouffville horticultural society meeting at 8 pm in lower auditorium of the unitedchurch jan and ken ferguson will show slides on their trip to africa flower mini show please remember snapshots for march meting stouffville missionary church coffee hour at 745 pm featuring gretchen johnson oh stenv tiling a revival of old folk art with emphasis on current use in interior de corating speaker mona lehman from uxbridge tues feb 21 mcneil pharmaceutical cana da ltd is sponsoring a free commun ity program at orchard park public school auditorium at 8 pm speaker dr k i shulman psychiatrist sun- nybrook medical centre toronto topic depressionin01dagehewili also be speaking at a second program march 6th on the management of de mentia alzheimers disease admis sion is free and refreshments will be served please phone 6406900 for re servations on trial clowning around was catching at kids show saturday krackerjack the clown visited the whilchurchslouffville library saturday afternoon and entertained the children with a variety of interesting activities later she displayed her artistic skills painting clown faces on several boys and girls including sevenyearold nicole liadis daughter of mr and mrs peter liadis of the townc restaurant main street west jim thomas stouffville beginning march 4 a change in worship and sunday school times will go into effect at st james pre- sbyterian church on this date sunday school will com- menceat 10 am and the service at eleven the change is for a trial period of four months after which the pros and cons will be reassessed during the past year nine members were received into the congregation rais- ing the membership to 85 as of dec 31 1983 there were ten baptisms at the annual meeting feb 4 reports were received from the kirk session john hazlewood board of managers martin johannessen womens missionary socie- ty esther powell willing helpers sharon dyball sunday school alan powell- joy johannessen children of the church joy johannessen the nursery gayle atkinson junior congregation joan hazlewood and the youth fel lowship garry and ann grundy with the departure of rev ted creen for owen sound st james church is seeking a permanent pastor until a successor is named rev murray barron of newmar ket is in charge of sunday services with rev peter ruddell of thornhill the in terim moderator a milestone f stouffville this year the stouff ville horticultural society is celebrating- its diamond jubilee the first meeting of 1984 will be held mon feb 20 at 8 pm in the lower au- ditorium of the united church ken and jan ferguson of stouffville will show slides taken on their trip to zim babwe south africa last fall ken was one of two canadian entries in the world plow- ing match there a mini flower show is planned with clasv sos as follows 1 a valentine table arrangement with a fresh flowers b dried or artificial flowers 2 arrange ment in a goblet onesided fresh or artifi cial flowers 3 corsage with artificial or dried material members arc remended to bring their snapshots for the meeting in march