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p 2 the tribune tuesday may 27 1997 st v w 0 9 springvale baptist church stouffville rd 887 senior pastor associate pastor associate pastor youth pastor visitation pastor at kennedy rd 5651 bob flemrning byron stewart bill thornton brian simcoe bill smith sunday june 1st 1997 945 am family bible school 1 1 00 am morning service pastor bob hemming 600 pm sonshine kids presentation the secret of my success jl adult prayer and bible study the anglican parish of christ church 254 sunset blvd stouffville the rev robert a shields 6401461 june 1 1997 second sunday after pentecost 800 am holy communion 1000 am choral eucharist with church school nursery provided guest preacher the rev norman lambert i wednesday june 4 1000 am seniors service everyone welcome stouffville baptist church a fellowship church 6273 main street pastor rev gordon bickle sunday june 1 1997 bible class 10am morning worship 1100 am message will money buy votes with god music mary anne grose communion wednesday 730 pm hour of power theres nothing like a loving heart shining through a seasoned face we care wideman menn0nite church 10530 hwy 48 north of major mackenzie phone6406219 pastor lawrence burkholder 2940649 sunday june 1 945 am sunday school 1100 am- morning service pastor lawrence burkholder i 700 pm margaret dejong haiti nurse everyone welcome i bloomington gospel church ssz 13660 ninth line south of bloomington rd sunday june 1 1997 945 am sunday school 1100 am worship service dan dwyer 630 pm evening service everyone welcome k stouffville missionary church 6500 main st stouffville 6403911 teachercoordinator pastor lou geense administrative pastor dave ianuzzo youthce pastor mark pratt sunday june 1st 1997 930am lies little white great big ll00am virus of legalism 630pm another view of the end times 6 stouffville united church 34 church st n y 6401163 r rev robert nightingale sunday june 1st 1997 1030 am morning worship sunday school from baby fold to the grade 8 level everyone welcome sunday school program for all ages 930am bringing hope in a changing world st marks catholic church 345 glad park ave stouffville 6406665 mass schedule saturday 500 pm sunday 900 am and 1100 weekdays mon wed fri 730 pm churchill baptist church june 11997 125th anniversary celebration 1045 am worship service special music special speakers pastor dr ebenezer m sikakane refreshments all welcome 9th line north of aurora sd rd vivian baptist church 4733543 on hwy 48 at vivian rd pastor robert okum holding forth the doctrines of grace 945 am sunday school 1100 am morning worship 700 pm evening service ir f everyone is welcome bahat faith 18004333284 artists doing at all over again at deja views second annual show deja views is the title of the second annual show and sale of oil and watercolor paintings at lemonville community centre on mccowan rd just south of bloomington rd among the local artists participating are marzia stone josie schwarzli cindy cembrowski and john smith and the show takes place june 1 from noon until 5 pm helping hand for flood victims magnum copy centres in stouffville is collecting canned goods clothing bottled water and nonperishable foods which they plan to send by courier to flood victims in man itoba when owner jared kelton saw the plight of the affected families on television he decided to appeal to the commu nity to lend a hand donations can be dropped off at magnum which is locat ed at 37 sandiford dr or a pickup can be arranged by call ing 6428 i61 every donation is appreciated coffee shop splits fundraiser the local tim hortons will join others across canada in donating funds to two worthy causes tomorrow wednesday may 28 come out for an evening of fun stouffville lawn bowling club is offering 2 free weeks of open bowling free instruction may 26 to may 29 and june 2 to june 5 at 700 pm at 4 church st stouffville behind town clock for information call 6403272 you your pet to advertise please call jodie damsell 8529741 join the discussion whats happening to our educational system an end to special programs panelists gerry caplan cochair of the royal commission on learning kathleen wynne ontario alliance for education lynn johnston president ontario secondary school teachers federation district ii gloria fung moderator york region board of education representative may 28 1997 800 pm at unionville high school 201 town centre blvd unionville a forum sponsored by the arts york advisory committee and the unionville high school school council mm i fy a a 5ife for information call w3 1 19054792787 of 9k v w grapevine kate gilderdale all proceeds from coffee sales that day will be divided between the com panys childrens foundation and flood relief in manitoba while the chain traditionally gives the money raised annually to the foun dation which runs and finances four canadian summer camps for disadvan taged children the devastating effect of the recent flood persuaded them to support both causes this year to raise additional funds the local tim hortons is also hosting a barbecue wednesday for a small donation patrons can enjoy a tasty treat from the barbecue all proceeds will go to the camp day fund and winnipeg flood relief swing for saxophones everyone in the community is invit ed to take part in a minigolf tourna ment june 5 from 5 to 10 pm to ben efit stouffville district secondary schools music department the event will be held at timber creek golf on ninth line and the cost of 10 includes burger or hotdog dessert and a drink lots of great prizes will be awarded and proceeds go towards equipment and instruments for the new music room for tickets and information call 640- 1433 watch those lights while the railway crossing lights on millard are working beautifully their warning of an approaching train was ignored by one person on the first weekend of the york durham heritage railways 1997 season although he managed to drive over the tracks before the train arrived he was observed from a police cruiser on the other side of the line and pulled over the lights are there for a reason to ensure safety for everyone if you take on a train and lose youre unlikely to be around to hear someone say i told you so a historical house tomorrow the whitchurch-stouf- fville historical society features a wellknown toronto landmark in spadina house preserving the past for the future the presentation takes place at parkview village auditorium 12184 ninth line at 730 pm for informa tion call stephen sword at 6420342 baby care assistance available community health nurses offer information about breastfeeding parenting baby care bottlefeeding mom and baby health adjustment to parenting no appointment is necessary there are six convenient locations in york region for information call york region health services public health health connection at 8822081 or 7733230 yv3 h l latknawaair tftr v twirfl 2 ja t tabus mtim