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8 stouffville suntribune saturday feb 3 2007 attention community organizations are you looking for free materials checkout reuscful yorkregioncoms free online trading post for gently used items fyorkreglon com it clicks home farmers send 23 m in food to third world york region farmers have put 23 million of food on the table of developing countries during the last six years theyve raised almost 454000 in food and financial donations for canadian foodgrains bank a winnipegbased charitable organization that banks grain on behalf of 13 church agencies the federal government matches donations four toone farmers raised 148812 last year through 17 projects growing soybeans wheat corn hay and straw as well as two pickyourown sites each dollar raised will feed a family of five for three months project spokesperson dr terry oconnor of stouffville said farmers across canada make donations of grains soybeans com and other agriculture com modities each dollar raised will feed a family of five for three months project spokesperson dr terry oconnor of stouffville the grains bank provided food and assistance for emergency situations in more than 25 devel oping countries last year the need is a response to poverty natural dis aster or conflict jim mason audience can get into 14th show a hero a cat and a dastardly villain team up for the 14th annual christ church pantomime dick whittington and his amazing cat with how to make a good steamed prune pudding as a subtitle features song dance drarna slapstick comedy and satire audience participation to cheer on the hero and boo the villain may be the most important part of the traditional english pantomime performances are in the great hall of christ church anglican feb 23 at 730 pm and feb 24 at 2 and 730 pm tickets are 10 for adults and 8 for children and are available at stouffville florists at 6343 main st and at the church office 254 sunset blvd call 9056401461 gallery in valentines spirit with valentines day just around the corner come to the latcham gallerys free family fun day feb 10 from 1 1 am to 3 pm to make your own colourful lacy valentine for your favourite person the event is sponsored by the rbc foundation the gallery is at 6240 main st in stouffville call 9056408954 for wore information mayor speaking to seniors mayor wayne emmerson is the guest speaker at the silver jubilee clubs soup sandwiches and dessert luncheon beginning at noon feb 12 if you want to hear mr emmersons views rsvp by feb 8 by calling 905-640- 0948 or 9056403422 the silver jubilee club is at market and main streets in downtown stouffville nominate businesses for awards you still have time to nominate the municipalitys best businesses whitchurchstouffville chamber of commerce business awards nomina tions close feb 16 call 9056424227 or pick up nomination forms at the stouffville train station sherban seeks pc nomination former mayor sue sherban wants to get back into politics the stouffville resident announced thursday she is seeking the progressive conservative nomination in the new oak ridgesmarkham riding in the oct 4 provincial election mrs sherban was defeated by wayne emmerson in the nov 13 municipal election for more information go to suesherbanca or call 6474014584 a safer community is your call cash rewards for anonymous tips on crime 1 800222tips wwwcrimestoppersyrca this message brought to you as a community service of the economistsuntribune