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Halloween comes early for Whitchurch-Stouflville’s chil- drgq this Saturday. The downtown Stouffville Business Improvement Area hosts its annual trick-or-treat event from 1 to 3 pm. Many local businesses will be welcoming little ghosts and goblins and giving out treats. . Children, accompanied by parents, are asked to meet at the Stouflville Train Staâ€" tion before heading out on the route. Treat stations featuring games, including basketball hoops, bean bag toss and ring toss, will dot the street. Civic Square, at the clock tower, will have a fun fair hosted by EastRidge Evan- gelical Missionary Church and coâ€"ordinator Lisa Ausâ€" tin. Included will be hockey and golf games, an inflatable slide, popcorn and candy. Early start on trick-or-treating at downtown shops Saturday , STOUFFVILLE UNITED CHURCH ” 34mm. 905-640-1163 nister of Worship: Rev Nancy Waterman Come Celebrate new Minister Immune: SUNDAY OCTOBER 26TH, 2008 10:30 AM WORSHIP SERVICE CHILD CARE PROVIDED 7:30 PM MUSICAL EVENING CONCERT (5 EVERYONE WELCOME Website: www.5touffvilleuc.ca Welcome to ST. AMES P SBYTERIAN CHURCH More than 20 volunteers Rev. Kathryn Strachan, Minister 6432 Main St. Stouffville Phone - 905-640-3151 email: stimnes.stoufl'ville@bellnet.ca Wm 1311332115351)! 2141;: QQQLWJQ) Us a: 231.5141). Lé8m_A_n_mLs:c,rSary chvigs 9f. WQLship Chmch School. Lojgm. Sammy. 25th Bulimia: W ‘A Friendly Family Cburcb’ Volunteer 1 -800-263-2231 yellowbrickhouseorg from the church are helping out. Buckingham Manor, at Main and O’Brien Avenue, will feature a haunted walk with seniors handing out candy The Sun-Tribune will have a special treat station with balloons and candy at its offices at 6290 Main St. Civic Square, at the clock tower, will have a fun fair hosted by EastRidge Evangelical Missionary Church with hockey and golf games, an inflatable slide, popcorn and candy. Stouffville Community // 0 3M Scotchguard Durbfl - LOOSE nucs l! Steam - BROADLDOM Speaker Rev. David Daniels 7:00 pm and Hilltop Vocal Band Celebrating 175'“ Anniversary This Weekend Oct. 24-26th Starting with banquet at Fri 6:30 pm $15 per ticket Everyone Welcome! ' BLOOMINGTON :9 GOSPEL CHURCH 13660 Ninth Line N. (905) 642â€"4414 Rev. Peter Pallant Sunday October 26, 2008 9:30 am 7 Sunday School 11 am â€" Morning Scrvicc 905-642-51 1 1 0 UPHOLSTERY Policing Centre volunteers will give out balloons at the train station. Latcham Gallery will give out free kits for a creepy, crawly Halloween bracelet. Ballots for a haunted gin- gerbread house will be given away. Nineteen on the Park, the arts centre under con- struction in Civic Square, is launching a fundraising cou- pon booklet. Costumed volunteers will be helping along the street. “ (We) strongly support the community of Whitchurch- Stouffville and the business community and bring events to the downtown core to embrace the small town feel and encourage all residents to support the downtown merchants," BIA manager Ruth LeBlanc said. For more information, call 905 6400 749 or go to stouffvillebia. ca To register for a Public Meeting, please visit our website at www.metrolinxggm or call 1-866â€"6589890 (416-406-0489 for local calls). Join us and get involved. Better transit. better roadways, better connections. more choices, better travel information and better service. It will change the way we live, work and play in the region. The Big Move, Transforming TranSportation in the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area is the largest expansion of public transit in the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area in over 50 years. Metrolinx, an agency of the Government of Ontario, is hosting a series of Public Meetings to present its Draft Regional TranSportation Plan (RTP) and Investment Strategy (IS). October 29, 2008 Open Houses will be held from S - 7 pm. at the following locations in advance of the Public Meetings. Public Meetings will follow from 7â€" 9 pm. October 20, 2008 Richmond Hill October 21, 2008 Mississauga October 22, 2008 Toronto October 27,2008 October 28, 2008 October 30,2008 Hamilton Senior Pastor: Youth Family: Student Ministries: Children‘s Ministries Counselling Serviccs Draft Regional Transportation Plan and Investment Strategy October 26'“, 2008 9:45 a.m. Celebration Service Pastor Bob Flemming 1 1:1 1 a.m . Sunday School for All Ages gspringvale www.5pringvale.org Toronto Oakvilie Whitby qumnc Inna, vgfin ANI‘ An agency of the Government of Ontario 905â€"887 â€"565l Public Meetings METROLINX llllll. 'IOPLE Y0 'llCEI Bob l’lcmming .lay Sandiford Alcx SUCH Sharon Russell Karla Kamcrman Hamilton Convention Centre, 1 Summers Lane, Webster ABC Premiere Convention Centre, 9019 Leslie Street International Centre, 6900 Airport Road, Aviation Ballroom 8 8: C (Hall 5 Entrance) Metro Toronto Convention Centre, 255 Front Street West, North Building Parc Downsview Park, 40 Carl Hall Road Studios Heydenshore Pavilion, 589 Water Street Haiton Regional Centre/Woodlands Operation Centre 1151 Bronte Road, Auditorium Stowfilillefigm-Tribun; I '01me Opt. 41, M8, Services at 8 am 10 am Nursery Church School at 10 am Harvest Hai'mony featuring Ontario Heartland Sweet Adolinc Chorus Barons of Barbershop SDSS Choir Tickets available at the door 2 shows at 3:00 7:30 Parkview Village 12184 Ninth Line South, Sunday October 26th, 2008 Rev. Craig Wilson Claremont Baptist Church 7:00 p.m. Sunday, October 26th 7% THE ANGLICAN ‘ PARISH of my CHRIST CHURCH 254 Sunset Blvd.. Stouffvillc The Rev. Canon Robert Shields- The Rev. Jason Prislcy. Associate (905) 640â€"146] §atur(_l_ay, Oct, 25th www.0touffvllloangllcan.ca e-mafl: Wtoumlhanglican.ca Come See