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tribune augusts 1988 a3 girl next door customer bonus f sue van ee of abbotsford british columbia is a volunteer with the salt program through the alennonite central committee shes a staff member at the care and share slioppe main street west stouffville all too soon shell head back west in september jim thomas farewells too soon 5 by jim thomas stouffville care and hare thats the purpose served by stouffvilles unique little shoppe at 39 main street west i- each of the volunteers on staff reflect this motto including susan jan ee from abbotsford british columbia susan came on board he end of june and will remain until september previously she served in the role of a teachers aid at the markville montessori school in markham shes part of the salt pro gram serving and learning together within the mennonite central committee haggerman mennonite church is a sponsor a graduate of the abbotsford christian secondary school sue decided to spread her wings and 7ly from bc to ontario as an mcc volunteer r i wanted an opportunity to look at life and decide what i wanted to do sue explains better she says to test the waters than go on to college or university in a course that isnt to your liking by jim thomas goodwood enjoy shoppii- irs in ux- bridge if so one of the i be daphne fra a parttime daphues an employee llpsiptslj a saliobr ari d o n i weekends shes our girl next ly from pieker- jngdaphhe parents d ifv a n d v m ts a 1 e paszterkp and sister suanii moved to their present ssacre property on the- third concession of ux- bridge when she was only threes she enjoys the beauty andprivacy that jcountry living provides t daphne 18 has fond memories of her years spent at goodwood bublic school espeeiajjy the musicals every spring i played the whiterabbii in alice iri wonderland she remembers daphne has enjoyed honors standing through four years at uxbridge- high following gradua tion she plans to go on to university and specialize in a course related to en vironmental studies daphne ienjbys jogging smniiiigand cycling she plays the flute in the uss band- eighteenyearold i daphne paszterkprr 1 goodwobdyis a cashier ohthestaff of zehts oxbridge following graduation fro juxbridge iseebiidary school she plans go on to university in a coursevrelatedtpciivuounventalscie yi i jim thomas shes confident she did the right thing the decision sue admits was a difficult one for her parents the youngest of ten children they were apprehensive about the move they really struggled with it she says she keeps in touch by mail and phone susan has only good things to say about stouffville this is a very friendly and open community she states she enjoys speaking to people both in the store and on the street the feeling is mutual folks go out of their way to speak to her susan describes unit leader lillian grove as a good friend sue and four other girls all from manitoba reside in a home on montreal street we share the workload she explains susan prefers the out doors cutting the grass and working among the flowers other interests include playing golf jogging art and embroidery susan has adopted the attitude that the lord will provide hes never let her down i have a home good food lots of friends what more do i need she asks although a member within the christian reform denomination susan attends services at hag german mennonite church shes hopeful her christian influence has touched some peoples lives along the way widely travelled sues been to europe three times as well as california and new york shes also seen much of central and western canada her dream holi day is australia on her return to abottsford susan hopes to establish herself in a travel agency this is an area of expertise she knows and enjoys until september patrons at the care share shoppe can en joy her company here maybe even convince her to stay stouff ville should be so luckv country fresh corn pany kmfjitfc cowan road rr i newmarket was smiling mr pritchard joined the company illatdw as t helper that help manjd howonder 1- w3ct2tlssffiw h birthday jul v 11 la mr pritchard described the gift treasure he plans to build a platfo dec 4 has ex- he was presented with model tractor built of polished steel produ a x i weighs close fofifty pounds assiireflsfiisidiyicaudn fsifefbii the 7th concession of whitchurch stouffville north oflhe aurora sidcrbad they jiaveta daughter arid soiiunlawrosaiineand rob of keswickaiid a grandson jordan was for retirement plans mr pritchard would say only that he and rose vi ill relax for a couple g r a chaudosj lake cottagenear by kate gilderdale whitchurch at age ig scott paisley is living proof youre never too young to be an entrepreneur since 1985 scotts been grow ing corn on his fathers sixth line farm i began with three rows in the garden he recalls with a smile in 1986 he grew oneandahalf acres and thats when he began selling to the public outside the family property last year i grew eight acres and set up a stand on the stouff ville road this year he planted about 15 acres and two weeks ago he opened for business between kennedy and mccowan north side of the stouffville road until the beginning of october much of scotts time and energy will be directed towards the corn business its a venture that involves the whole family with his father dave mother marg and 13-year- old sister karen helping out a neighbors daughter also does some picking to ensure the corns at its best scott gets up at about six oclock in the morning i could do it the night before but it wouldnt be really fresh he comments picking is a major chore par ticularly as it has to be a last- minute operation its also very timeconsuming you do well to pick 40 to 50 dozen an hour even if you work really hard scott explains early saturday morning he begins by picking about 25 dozen and loads them into a truck the picking then contines throughout the day with periodic trips to replenish the stand selling hours are usually bet ween 1 and g pm weekdays usually later fridays and 9 am until 6 pm saturdays we keep going until the corn runs out scotts father says many of their weekday customers are people who live in town and stop by on the way home on saturday afternoons they serve the outoftowners returning from the golf course or the sales barn scott acknowledges hes begin ning to notice some regulars who appreciate the fact theyre obtaining a really fresh product dave insists theyll not be open sundays we like to spend one day together as a family he insists its something to which weve always been accustomed and we see no reason to change he ad mits though that its not exactly a day of rest work on the farm begins daily at g am and seldom finishes until 930 at night scotts no stranger to farming having lived all his life on the same property hes the fourth generation to live here explains dave my grandfather purchased the place in 1914 and weve been here ever since dave and marg and family are dairy farmers we milk 22 cows and run 50 head notes dave we also put 500 chickens in the first of june and we have some pigs that im fattening scott states not surprising he intends to farm fulltime himself after hes completed grade 12 at stouffville dist secondary school if you dont enjoy farming you dont do it he maintains family vacations are a thing of the past for scott he goes to stayner campround for the long weekend in may dave notes the rest of the family usually manage a break in the summer last year we went to niagara falls and marineland and we often go to the manitoulin island mr paisley explains while dave marg and karen enjoy a change of scenery scott stays behind to operate the farm and take care of the livestock he sometimes takes a weekend or two but not when the corns on smiles his father farming is a job that leaves lit tle time for outside hobbies and interests i play ball for the church team scott says the family are members in the congregation of the missionary church at gormley he also enjoys snowmobiling these days we keep hearing theres nothing for young people to do thats a compalint youll never hear from scott paisley a young man whose hard work and determination will take him a long way in life sixteenyearscott paisley kennedy road whitcliurchsloiiffville operates his own country fresh corn business on stouffville road bet ween concessions 6 and 7 0venpritchard- mcbwan road dedication and friendship employees jwlfto6ffyifiertutf jfcstxvcek fro scrifed hi m with a stainless steel model tracb aljiaj in the plant r t r t- i i tfrafls- ijfm thomas year ftftwcliricemrogwob 41 wsv attention flyer advertisers we in deliver your flyers lor is little as cuts apiece so far this year w have delivered 9911672 flyers doortodoor in marklwm un- ionville milliken stouffville uxbridge ami sum rounding ruril ionics we in deliver your livers on the day you want in the area you want any quantity from r to t call advertising at 29422006402100 or distribution at 29482446402100 attention flyer customers 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