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a6 tribune march 30 1988 1 i mrs jean hastings ringwood girl is beautifdi bride mr and mrs dimitrios tsiatsiamis are pic tured here following their wedding august 8 1987 in st andrews united church markham the bride is the former lori fockler daughter of bruce and anna fockler ringwood the groom is the son of john and helen tsiatsiamis of toron to lisa fockler sister of the bride was maid of honor bridesmaids were joanne fockler and mary tsiatsiamis the grooms best man was charles leonidou ushers were jeffrey fockler and branco arsenijevich on their return from a honeymoon in greece the happy couple took up residence in scarborough the call goes out church bells toll the easter message by kate gilderdale good friday and easter sun day the church will call its peo ple home nowhere is this more applic able than in whitchurch- stouffville where most sundays sanctuaries are close to being filled while contact couldnt be made with all pastors several special services are listed as follows st james presbyterian church st james presbyterian church is holding a family breakfast good friday morning at 9 oclock followed by an ecumenical worship service at christ church anglican sunset boulevard the congregation of stouffville united church will also attend fel- lowship is at 1030 followed by worship at eleven a combined i choir will include representatives from all three churches a ten- nebrac service is planned for 7 30 pm with holy communion on easter sunday a light breakfast will be served at 9 am followed by sunday school at 945 a ser vice of praise and holy commun- jf ion at 11 am will celebrate the resurrection stouffville united church i the congregation of stouffville united church has three celebra- tions planned during easter on maundy thursday a combined i service is set for lemonville un- t ited church at 7 pm with ballan- need to know something about wjr new community 6405141 our hostess will bring gills and greetings along with helpful community information trae also participating on good friday the congregation will take part in the service at christ church anglican fellowship is at 1030 followed by worship at eleven on easter sunday a celebration of the resurrection will take place with holy com munion christ church anglican in addition to the combined ser vice with stouffville united and st james presbyterian on good friday at 11 am christ church anglican has an 8 pm worship on maundy thursday with holy communion and stripping of the altar between 12 and 3 pm good friday christ church will hold an easter vigil services easter sunday are at 8 am and 10 am with holy communion stouffville missionary church the congregations of stouffville missionary church and gormley missionary church will join the congregation of markham mis sionary church for a combined service at 1030 am the location is major mackenzie drive be tween mccowan road and hwy 48 regular worship easter sun day is at 930 and 11 am with holy communion at 630 pm the missionary church will host an easter cantata stouffville pentecostal church the stouffville pentecostal church will host a good friday service at 11 am with members of markham pentecostal church their guests the markham choir will provide the special music rev cal bombay of 100 huntley street will deliver the message a sunrise breakfast is planned for easier sunday at 830 am in the fellowship hall easter sunday proclamation i hereby proclaim march 30th 1988 as tornado awareness dar in the town of whitchurchstouffville fransainsbury mayor services are at 11 am and 6 pm special music in the morning will be provided by 14yearold mark masri wideman mennonite church wideman mennonite church is holding a special good friday service at 1030 am guest speak er will be calvin kauffman there will be special music and holy communion easter sunday morning worship is at 11 am in the evening the congregation has been invited to attend an area ser vice at rouge valley mennonite church time of worship is 7 pm bloomington christian gospel church on good friday the congrega tion of bloomington christian gospel church will meet for morning worship at 8 am fol lowed by breakfast guest speak er is paul crosby pastor of grace church newmarket easter sun day services are at 11 am and 630 pm springvalc baptist church an easter musicalc will be part of the 11 am service on sunday at springvalc baptist church rev bob ficmming will conduct the 6 pm worship at the conclusion a fellowship hour will be enjoyed st marks catholic church st marks catholic church will hold a mass of the lords supper thursday at 730 pm at 3 pm good friday there will be a ven eration of the cross ceremony in conjunction with a reading of the passion of our lord at 730 pm the service will follow the 14 sta tions of the cross an easter vigil mass will take place on saturday at8pm with the regularlighting of the easter candle easter sun day worship times are 830 am and 1030 am hcisc hill bretherninchrist church the congregation of heise hill brcthcrninchrist church will hold a special good friday ser vice at 1030 am the speaker is rev ken smith of oak ridges on easter sunday a combined eas ter breakfast and sunrise service is planned at 830 am followed by regular worship at 11 am and 7 pm stouffville memorial christian church the congregation of stouffville memorial christian church will host the congregation of ring- wood christian church at a good friday service worship time is 1 1 am rev chris sorley will bring the message baker hill baptist church a dropin continental break fast is planned for baker hill bap tist church good friday at 9 am this wiil be followed by a special service at 1030 am with dr adams of the toronto baptist seminary- bringing the message with special music area school teacher respected by all stouffville former stu dents remember her with respect perhaps even more today than in the days of their youth while firm mrs stanley hast ings then jean harvey always had the interests of her children at heart thanks to this dedication the majority of pupils made their mark these were the remembrances of many attending the service saturday held from the oneill funeral home stouffville mrs hastings passed away march 22 at sunnycrest nursing home whitby she was 95 bom at peterborough one of six in the family of mr and mrs vyvyan harvey mrs hastings received her elementary and secondary school education there her first teaching position was at kinsale in pickering township she then moved to ringwood la ter she was calledhy the board of lemonville school to take over classes there when discipline got out of hand mrs hastings was an extreme ly clever lady also a gifted speak er her talents were continually in demand a member in the congregation of stouffville united church she took a keen interest in the womens missionary society she would later serve on the toronto dominion board of the united church of canada mrs hastings beautiful voice was a valuable addition to the un ited church choir she was often called on for solos jean harvey never knew her mother mrs harvey died when her daughter was only two weeks old she was raised by aunt eli zabeth who looked on her as one of her own family members cherish the memories of gatherings around the piano at their 7th concession farmhouse singing hymns she loved so much she was also handy with a nee dle and thread making almost all the childrens clothes she also dressed her daughters dolls working into the late hours of christmas eve so no one would be disappointed the following morning mrs jean hastings on her 90th birthday she touched many lives in many different ways rev wayne reed of stouffville united church said saturday each one who knew her remembers some thing particular something diffe rent something special he described mrs hastings death as a celebration shes passed through death he said shes been greeted by her creator mrs hastings was an avid reader who kept abreast of cur rent events she felt at home dis cussing any topic mr hastings predeceased his wife in 1976 prior to taking up residence at sunnycrest mrs hastings suf fered a fractured pelvis and was confined to scarborough centen ary hospital two weeks on the occasion of her 90th birthday she joined in a family reunion at the home of her son and daughterir law elgin and betty hastings rr 4 stouffville it was a gathering she very much enjoyed others in the family include daughters helen dr reginald morningstar of etobicoke ma- ryon mrs fred armstrong of locust hill three grandsons robert morningstar bryan arm- strongand larry armstrong and five greatgrandchildren sarah jason and jessica armstrong carolyn and mark armstrong mrs hastings was predeceased by three brothers and two sisters spring interment will be made at stouffville cemetery children on stage stouffville whitch- urchstouffvilles little league theatre wijl stage its next production wednesday tonight march 30 at 7 pm and saturday april 2 at 1030 am and 12 noon the location is parkview village auditorium ninth line south the two plays associated with recycling are entitled rip vanbeanie and bungle in the jungle admission is free but dona tions would be appreciated cancer campaign has 24300 goal in month of april poster contest winners stouffville the whitch- urchstouffville library has announced the winners in the jungle adventure poster contest for elementary schoolage chil dren the competition was held dur ing the march break program at the library and latcham gal lery prizes have been awarded to sandra brown aspen crescent stouffville the whitebread family rr 3 claremont and eyan logan of waterloo in the secondary schoolage di vision the winner was jennie ormson of bloomington dear jim why does the canadian can cer society need your readers support because this year 94400 new cases of cancer will be diagnosed bringing the total number of peo ple under medical care to 300000 in canada this year 1988 marksthe 50th anniversary of the canadian can cer society founded in 1938 and called the canadian society for the control of cancer the societys aim was to inform canadians about can cer in 1945 the name was changed to the canadian cancer society and programs offered were expanded to include re search patient services trans portation as well as education today the canadian cancer society with the help of branches like stouffville assist people in dealing with the disease whether its a ride to the clinic supplying medical dressings educating our young people or offering emotional support to pa tients and their families the stouffville branch is an impor tant part of our community to sustain the prorams offered we rely on the generosity of the community the donations re ceived assist the society to meet its financial obligations for inst ance during 1987 the canadian cancer societys expenditures on patient services totalled 866720000 and assisted more than 35000 canadians as part of the societys national 1988 objective of s36 million the stouffville branch hopes to raise 2430000 during the month of april our local volunteers will be calling on the community by means of a doortodoor campaign the re venue raised will assure cancer patients the quality of life they de serve with the hope of curing can cer in the very near future can cancer be beaten yes because you make the dif ference sincerely william j giles campaign chairman stouffville branch easter pancakes vandorf a hot pancake luncheon will be held april 1 good friday at the whitchurch stouffville museum vandorf waitresses in victorian dress will provide personable service in an old countrytype inn atmos phere luncheon hours are from 11 am to 230 pm the cost is 3 adults 150 chil dren under ten april is cancer campaign month in whitch- campaign chairman is bill giles here susan urchstouffville the local branch has estab- chewing right and bonnie morrison call on iished a target of 24300 volunteers total 190 ctncty bartle and children kimberky 2 nf with 24 captains and seven area captains the andrew is months m cbsrcb street norts