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rwwaambkiatertartaamaagiw aaajfr st tribune september 26 1990 pll new pastor at stouffville pentecostal church welcomes new pastor rev gene clark moved to stouffville from st johns nfld at the beginning of august to take up his duties as pastor of stouffville pentecostal church- originally from st johns he was a pastor there for eight years and prior to that he was in mon treal for five years rev clark brings with him his wife donna and sons jeffrey 10 bradley 9 and daniel 5 i just love this area rev clark said its quite different from what i was used to in st johns the pace of life is quieter and yet youve got all the amenities and a big city within easy reach thinking green its the best of both worldsa growing concern thinking green has given the street family of percy lane a few unexpected bonuses not least of which is the giant pumpkin which sprouted in the area of their garden reserved for composting last year david street grew a pumpkin and kept the seeds for planting in the vegetable patch when the new plants needed thinning out he placed the dis carded roots on the compost and a few weeks later we had plants growing there explained his wife maggie the area has also yielded some squash and a cherry tomato plant the pumpkin was origi nally wedged between the com post and the wire fence but they had to move it because it was getting too big and it now mea sures approximately 65 in cir cumference and its growing daily the streets have entered their pumpkin at markham fair orchard park hosts open house orchard park public school held its third annual meet the teacher grapevine mate gilderdale barbecue last wednesday evening at the school new playground hundreds of parents visited new classrooms chatted with teachers and enjoyed hot dogs doughnuts and juice mayor fran sainsbury was on hand for the official presentation of the new playground to the school board and the town the total cost of the equip ment was over 22000 and fund raising efforts including the christmas fun fair pizza lunches and christmas gift wrap sales were spearheaded by the home and school association not his year no one can accuse exmpp bill ballinger of not doing his best both politically and athleti cally but despite his heroic efforts in goal for the uxbridge pylons at a recent oldtimers hockey tournament scarbor oughs am pro sports was the eventual 21 winner mr ballinger sported his teams orange sweater a color which did a lot more for his political rivals than it did for him with the score at one each and just a seconds play left the opposition slid the puck into the net to give scarboroughs am pro sports a 21 win mr ballinger s efforts didnt go unnoticed however he was named most valuable player in the d division title match travel bug bites seiko buloya watches up to chains diamond rings up to rings up to 25 50 60 50 off off off off royal doultons up to s wu off other in store features to 7 ewellers si 78 main st n 5 main st w markham stouffville 2944844 6404646 sale ends sept 2990 zf bitten by travel bug stouffville resident marie cote visited italy for the first time this summer and the experience has made her determined to do more travel ling mrs cote joined four other women tor the three week trip and their tour took them to many famous landmarks including milan florence venice pom peii capri rome and assisi id never been across the pond before it was a wonderful holi day she declared i think what amazed me most was the fact that everything was so old we just marvelled at how they constructed buildings in those days before they had mod em equipment like cranes the five friends travelled across the country by train and van and also did a lot of walk ing it was very hot so we drank lots of bottled water and we just kept moving because there was so much to see mrs cote hopes to take another trip before too long this time to ire land and scotland with her hus band joe anyone for croquet the fourth annual obrien avenue street party was held at the home of norm and barb war ing which is 100 years old this year residents got into the spirit of things by dressing in 1 890s period costume and posing for formal victorian photographs while looking suitablyjiemure and unamused croquet and charades were played with varying decrees of decorum and prizes were award ed for the most original and the most humorous costumes corn barbecue fall activities at christ church the congregation at christ church anglican welcomed the fall season with a com barbecue and- square dance we managed in spite of the rain said linda parker we just had to cook some of the com inside all the families even the little children were involved and some of the young children did really well with the square danc ing the event was such a suc cess they hope to do it again next year book worms and apples this saturday the church is holding the second annual book worms and apples sale well be selling used books and apple desserts and its also a giant yard sale advised mrs parker it starts at 830 at the church 50s and 60s dance on october 27th christ church will host a fifties and six ties dance at latcham hall details are available from the church office brownie activities are now in full swing but new leaders are urgently needed jf you can help call commis sioner jean mann at 6403714 museum decadence calling all chocoholics the whitchurchstouffville museum responding to popular demand is once again holding a chocolate decadence fundraiser area residents with a sweet tooth are invited to sample a variety of chocolate concoctions donated by localdessert and bake shops restaurants and individuals during the fundraiser at a cost of 5 each and when youve had your fill of chocolate visit the log house for a cup of warm cider or take a stroll down to the bam where dan zaroski museum cooper will be working on his latest barrels and kegs chocolate decadence is being held sunday sept 30 from 1230 until 3 pm all proceeds from the event go to the restoration of the historic brown house on the museum grounds the museum is located on woodbine avenue in vandorf color your world i final off week inst0re our buyers shop the world to bring you thousands of rolls of first quality wallcovering in the latest designs and colors and now with 50 i to 75 off all instore wallcovering jfeu its the perfect time to color your world reg book price patterns rnay vary from those shown prices from as low as rrrrtmtht rou canadas best paint wallpaper value ff our low price guarantee alt products purchased at color your world are sold with an unconditional guarantee ol quality ii you are not completely satisfied with your purchase we will replace the products or grve you a full refund thts guarantee does not include labour for application or installation if you find a comparable paint or me same wallcovering at a lower aovenised price within 30 das ot yurcrtase win a aid proot ot purchase ot our product e il gijfli refum the difference coloryourworld sale effective september 5 to october 2 1990 not ait items available at an stores ramcnechs avaiabte new stouffville location 18 ringwood dr 6422048 across from farmer jacks plaza this ad receive a utility knife free of charge r i v i il p i if i i i 1 1 1