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gm to cfemdt touffuille pcntccotol church 460main st stou ontario 6405696 sundaysch00l9ait worship service 1100 am sunday evening rally 600 ph wednesday march 21 1984 sa5 stouffville fellowship baptist pastor harley winborn 6402911 mainobrien 945 am bible school 11 am morning worship 650 pm evening ser vice wed 8 pm prayer meeting fri 730 pm yps program nursery facilities available stjames presbyterian church 101 main ste 6403151 sunday mar 25th 1984 945 am sunday school adult bi ble class 1100 am morning worship full nursery facili ties for information phone john hazlewood 640- 5079 god cares we care st marks catholic church stouffville 6404665 sunday mass schedule saturday 5 pm sunday 1030 am the anglican parish of christ church sunset blvd rev philip poole 6401461 sun march 25th 1984 800 am holy com munion 1000 am morning prayer 700 pm choral evensong sung by the choir of holy trinity thornhill springvale baptist church gormleystouffville rd at 6th cone kennedy rd rev robert flemming sun march 25th 1984 945 am sunday school 11 am vice 7 pm morning ser- evening ser vice all are welcome mccormack memorial church pastorrevwgawa 945 am sunday school breaking down the barrier 11 am a generosity 700 pm my hiding place april 815th 1984 missions convention nursery supervision and junior church provided -heise-hrlc- brethren in ichrist church gormley ontario rev marlin k ressler pastor phone 8875489 sun march 25th christian education hour 10 am worship service 11 am evening service 7 pm musical concert by the golden mile sin gers wednesday bible study 745 pm a neighborhood church for neighborly people wideman m e n no n i t e church hwy48nofmh ave phone 6401227 pastor james r shantz march 25th 1984 10 am worship ser vice 11 am sunday school 7 pm film 4 of charles swindols film series strengthening your grip godliness the perils of hothouse christianity all welcome stouffville united church 34 church stn rev cecu w tiller minister sunday march 25th 1984 11 am morning worship questions asked of jesus church school prog ram for all ages in cluding infant care 730 pm evening worship continuing our lenten journey gormley missionary church rev ed sparks 8879325 sunday march 25th 1984 950 am sunday school 11 am morning worship 730 pm- evening service 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 we are privileged to have with us this sun day our general su perintendent of the assoc gospel chur ches rev wm sift you will enjoy his ministry baker hill baptist pastor- james m shanlz 950 am sunday school 1100 am morning worship wed 8 pm- prayer bible study all welcome memorial clc christian church march 25th 1984 mainstouffer rev v trimmer 10 am sunday school 11 am worship ser vice wed 730 pm prayer meeting wed 830 pm choir practice stouffville missionary church 159 main street east 6403911 rev james clubine pastor rev doublas gray assocpastor sun mar 25th 1984 6h85w75l9ml49930 1100 am morning worship services sunday school hours 700 pm evening service 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 legion ladies aid hospital fund earlier this year the stouffville legion ladies auxiliary hosted a successful roast beef luncheon attended by close to three hundred on monday evening gladys clark- son left and ruth sheppard pre sented a cheque for 1000 to keith sutherland a member on the board of the markhamstouffville hospital building fund jim thomas late ida maxwell a full life markham on march 6 ida maud maxwell passed away at scarborough centenary hospital in her 102nd year mrs maxwell the former ida trail was the daughter the late george tran and susannah steeper she was prede ceased by her husband william george maxwell in 1952 to the couple was born five daugh ters nelda mrs earl graham dorothy mrs harry binsted helen nora airs seaman woods and muriel mrs john coulson a dear sister fan nie mrs ed sharp resides in sheridan wyoming there are eight grandchil dren and fifteen greatgrandchildren ida maxwell was a member of st andrews united church and a charter member of alberta rebekah lodge the lodge helda service at the dixon- garland funeral home rev fred styles officiated at the pub lic funeral with spring interment elmwood cemetery markham the pallbearers werejohn coulson sea man woods robert graham edward binsted william binsted and jack mcarthur preschool programs registrations are now being acceptedat the town library for the spring sessions of preschool french and craft programs preschool story hour registration begins tues april 10 at 9 am proof of childs age is required on enrollment pastor in winnipeg rev and mrs craig pitts of the stouffvil le pentecostal church are ministering for two week at a german pentecostal church in winnipeg manitoba prior to their re turn they are slated to make two television appearances friendships renewed david and vera francis of cherry street rr 3 stouffville hosted a gather ing of 35 people saturday evening special guests were don and laurie may boake formerly of altona and now of temagam- mi the occasion was in honor of dons 50th birthday many attended from a distance including such places as monkton palmer- ston and woodville late herb sproxton long fight a nine month battle against cancer ended march 13 when herbert herb sproxton passed away in ross memo rial hospital lindsay he was 51 born at pine orchard the son of rus sell and ruby sproxton herb served as a driver with pat ottaways milk trans port for eighteen years after his pa rents moved to victoria square follow ing his marriage to eleanor reid in 1955 they resided at ringwood for a time later moving to a farm near wood ville in 1968 the operation of 500 acres kept the family extremely busy herb found lit tle time for extracurricular activities he was a member of the federation of agriculture in july of last year he was taken ill following repeated tests he was admit ted to wellesley hospital and later toronto general since january his condition deteriorated rapidly surviving besides his wife and pa rents are four sons david and norman near beaverton george in woodville and john at home three brothers robert of markham don and howard in mississauga and two sisters mar- jorie in ecuador and betty in peru hundreds of friends and relatives cal led at the stoddart funeral home woodville to pay their respects the service was conducted friday by rev allan mclean of woodville united church with interment smith cemet ery woodville the pallbearers wcre- tom otter abe stouffer grant hisey sandy cameron fred vale and lloyd fisher choir concert the 15voice choir from holy trinity angli can church thornhill will present a spe cial evening of music at christ church anglican sunset boulevard stouffville on sunday march 25 at 7 pm this is the second in a series of choral evensong at christ church a welcome is extended poster winners congratulations to sonya newman and michael empringham students of whitch urchhighlands school on winning the safety poster contest sponsored by the au rora fire department florida holiday mr and mrs earl thompson and family rupert avenue have returned from a march break holiday in florida open house norm and margaret hall formerly of ballantrae will be honored at an open house wed april 4 at the home of their daughter and soninlaw carol and dean boland aurora sideroad from 1 to 6 pm married 50 years the community extends congratulations to mr and mrs eldon smith 258 harold avenue stouffville on the occasion of their golden wedding anniversary march 21 today brother passes sympathy is extended to ed and ruth herbert and family hawthorne avenue stouffville in the sudden passing of his brother arthur ladies fun league the stouffville ladies fun softball league is making preparations for another season registration day is wed april 4 from 7 to 9 pm at the stouffville arena old times john foulds is back its his contention he stouffville in town however never really left he and partner paul baker have opened a family butcher shop at 17 success square plaza main east and stouffer street for the past five years he operated a similar business at ballantrae when john came to stouffville from eng land 29 years ago he took charge of what was then the first selfserve meat counter here it was located in glen ratcliffs store a forerunner of the present iga that was in 1955 on the basis of anticipated growth john opened a butcher shop at ballantrae in 1979 but the hamlet didnt grow at least not enough to make the venture profitable and the distance factor for stouffville shop pers when the weather was bad was too great so now johns bringing his business to the people hes calling it a reopening i always liked it here he said i never really left the family butcher shop will be open monday through wednesday from 9 am to 6 pm thursday and friday from 9 am to 9 pm and saturday from 9 am to 5 pm around town holiday in jamaica noel and jean storry rr 3 stouffville and mr and mrs ken coppins of coppins corners rr 1 claremont recently re turned from an enjoyable twoweek vaca tion at the sea winds resort in montego bay jamaica taxi for town is there a taxi service in whitchurch- stouffville every week the tribune re ceives calls from wouldbe customers wanting to know the number the firm is called aone and the telephone numbers are 8899900 or 7312550 softball registration parents are reminded that registration for softball both allstar and house league wiu be held this saturday march 24 at the stouffville arena from 10 am to 2 pm fertilizer sale members of the stouffville lions club will be selling fertilizer doortodoor in town on sat march 31 folks living in the country can arrange deliveries by calling 6401867 on the day of the sale married 60 years mr and mrs george johnson formerly of harold avenue stouffville and now living at port perry will celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary this saturday march 24 in honor of the occasion an open house will be held at the home of their son and daughterinlaw mr and mrs bill johnson 497 queen street port perry from from 1 to 5 pm over 17000 the recently concluded missions confer ence conducted by the stouffville mission ary church raised over 17000 this raises the congregations mission givings to almost 22000 so far this year square and folk dancing an evening of square and folk dancing will be enjoyed in the stouffville masonic hall sat march 31 stouffvilles gord and kay wagg are organizing this event under the sponsorship of the east york chapter multiple sclerosis society admission is 600 tickets are available from jeannie hardy 6406394 lorna burrows 887- 5480 and marg britton 6403400 important meeting the bicentennial canada day execu tive and community representatives will meet on thursday tomorrow evening march 22 at 730 pm in the stouffville legion hall honor museum helpers the evening to honor several museum volunteers originally planned for march 1 has been rescheduled for may 17 the event had to be cancelled because of the feb 28 snowstorm evening services members in the congregation of stouff ville united church are reminded of even ing services there on sundays at 730 pm during the lenten season jewellery stolen jewellery and silverware with an esti mated value of 3195 was stolen march 15 from the home of beverley vanderweil cone 4 whitchurchstouffville york re gional police are investigating softball registration registration for the 1984 allstar and house league softball season in stouffville will be held this saturday march 24 from 10 am to 2 pm in the stouffville arena guest from nigeria mr and mrs alan powell and family of dicksons hill were pleased to have as their house guest on the weekend dr mson ekpa from lagos nigeria dr ekpa is a recent recipient of the eh johnson fel lowship award and is currently studying in canada until june successful surgery the many friends of winnif red mathews elm road apartments stouffville will be pleased to know she underwent successful surgery in scarborough centenary hospit al and was moved this week to st johns convalescent hospital cummer avenue north york spring fashion show the ucw of stouffville united church is holding its annual spring fashion show monday april 2 at 730 pm tickets 5 are available from ucw members or at thechurch office 6401163 the admission includes dessert and coffee as well as an opportunity to win one of several door prizes library puppet show full circle puppet productions will pre sent the ingenious bag puppet show at the town library sat march 31 at 2 pm admission is free calendar of events pd day for kids march 23 each week the tribune publishes a calendar of events related to activities within tbe 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 wed march 21 public recreation and cultu ral services committee meet ing will be held at vandorf community centre at8pmforfurther information call the recreation office at 6403768 kinsmen weekly bingo at 7 pm at stouffville legion 9th line north over 450 in prizes every week bingo at goodwood community hall every 2nd week at 730 pm jackpot 40000 starts at 48 numbers and in creases 2 numbers each bingo night un til jackpot won thurs mar 22 silver jubilee club foot cli nic at 9 am phone 6401966 claremont parent advisory meeting at 730 pm in the claremont library euchre night at green river com munity centre at 8 pm admission 100 refreshments served bicentennial and canada day executive and representatives meeting at 730 pm in the legion hall fri mar 23 childrens pd day the parks recreation department are holding a program from 1 pm to 4 pm at latch- am hall for children age six to twelve years craft activities will be centred around the easter theme cost is 200 per child and 100 for each additional family member for information call the recreation office at 6403768 lemonville united church presents a sacred music evening with sue aurich of burlington who will sing some of her original compositions there will be an opportunity for a thank offering for the canadian bible society bibles for czechoslovakia time 730 pm at the little white church on the hill lions club elmination draw and dance and buffet at cedar beach pavilion musselmans lake proceeds will be divided between the rec centre and the markham stouffville hospital fund sat mar 24 softball registration for mon day night ladies from 1030 am to 12 noon at the arena softball registration for all- star and house league at the arena from 10 am to 2pmclasses include all ages both boys and girls from tball through midget 1st ballantrae group commit tee 50s60s dance at ballantrae community centre at 8 pm for in formation and tickets call 6404907 or 4733563 sun mar 25 heise hill church presents the golden mile gospel singers at 7 pm resceduled because of storm claremont united church annual beef dinner with 430 pm and 6 pm sittings adults 650 12 years and under 300 ticket admis sion only 6492047 tues mar 27 the advantages of breast feeding will be the topic of the march meeting of the la leche league at 730 pm in stouffville this is the first in a series of four discussion meet ings which offer both encouragement and breast feeding information to in terested mothers for further informa tion and location call 6403801 wed mar 28 goodwood minor softball association registration from 7 to 830 pm tonight and tomorrow night mar 29 at goodwood orange hall for information call 6404570 or 6404811 or 6406988 thurs mar 29 spaghetti dinner hosted by grade 7 students of summitview school sit tings are at 530 pm and 730 pm at the legion hall admission 500 adults students 250 13 years and under family of five and over 1750 proceeds will be used to help finance a trip to quebec this spring tikckets available at cards hardware stouffville deli widdifield drugs and summitview school cushions to cameras at jubilee bazaar on friday evening and saturday afternoon the stouffville silver jubilee club held a successful bazaar and bake sale that attracted a large crowd many bargain items were offered including this lovely ten dollar cushion held by hil da wright musselmans lake rr 2 stouffville jim thomas to expand stouffville an planned addition to guaranty trust will more than double current office space manager bruce gribbon said the main street west building has approximately 900 square feet now with the addition the size will increase to nearly two thousand square feet weve simply outgrown the office he said speaking of the eightmember staff its crowded now but once the addition is completed well have more than enough room preliminary work on the project began nearly a year ago mr gribbon explained but it took a long time to obtain all neces sary approvals we hope to start in midmarch and are aiming fora completion datcof midmay he said an official opening will be held when all work is finished mr gribbon concluded