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18 W SunJh'buncl Thursday. 10.31.22. 2009 - Inâ€"home help and care - Wellness/social programs - Hospital-toâ€"home transition - Home medical equipment The Markham District Baseball Association offers recreational and competitive baseball (hardball) for boys and girls 6 to 21 years old in House league, Select league and ’AA’ Rep league. The MDBA is a member of Select Ontario Baseball Association (SOBA) and Baseball Ontario (08A). The season runs from May to Positions available in all programs. Some ol our Rep teams are now actively recruiting to til vacancies. Team contact informationcanbefoundinthenepsection On-llne at Free Fami Fun REGISTRATION CHAflcansuppoc-tyoulnllvlngwoll! Let’s play real baseball! Since 1978... 11737 McCowan Road, Stoufiville five mu, age mu, (96 watt 905-113-6596 1-877-452-4287 To Seniors Illllllll plank an m Markham District Baseball Association P.O. Box 26581, Markville Mall, Markham, Ontario L3P 0M4 www.markhambaseball.com 905-642-51 1 1 0 3H Scotchguard 0 LOOSE M168 0 BROADLOOM 0 UPHOLSTEBY m.chats.on.ca - Meals on Wheels - Transportation - Caregiver Support - ...and more! “He can play anything." Pat Wild. a member of the eve- ning's organizing committee said. noting Mr. Streliaev will be performing classical, con- temporary and sacred pieces. “He gets every sound possible out of that organ.” BY SANDRA BOLAN Staff Writer Pianist and organist Andrei Stmliaev will be headlining his third Stouffirille Music Evening Sunday. The Grade 12 student at Stouffville District Secondary Schoolwill be playingavariety of songs including a Beatles medley and pieces by Oscar Peterson. as well as gospel and classical numbers In January 2008, Mr. Streli- aev made his first appearance at the monthly talent show- case. after which one member of the audience told Ms Wild: “the calibre of the concert was the calibre of anything he’d seen in Paris." Mr. Streiiaev returned in October when he performed a piano student will also be perâ€" forming Sunday night. SDSS piano student opens concert series show Sunday Keyboard wizard making encore performance PLANNER 29 AMINO 70 PLEASE Stouflvifle Royal Canadian Legion hosts an open doubles dart tournament. R from 9 to 10 am. Cost is $1 per poison. The blanch is on Ninth Une north of Main Street Join inthe Robbie Bums DayoelebrafionatmeEarl ofWhltchuMhdownm W. Foam mm $393 CG UP g a Stoufiville your at 6330 pm. WIS, ANYONE? “A‘vv- Entertaan ent in Whjtchurch-Stouflville live score to the silent film ver- sion of Phantom of the Opera. The Stouffville Music Eve- ning began in March 2007, when some residents decided they wanted to showcase local talent. “We just said: ‘there’s so much musical talent in town. why don’t we showcase it,” Ms Wild said. “We did it originally as an outreach to the com- munity.” Vocalists Susan Bmwn and Jennifer Thunern were the concert series’ first perform- Since then, the month- ly event, which is held at Stouflvifle United Church. but not affiliated with the church. has had soloists, choral groups, brass bands, gospel choirs and organists from Stouffville and the GPA perform. In the coming months. the Stouffville Music Evening will host Vocal Horizons (Feb. 22), Bach to Blues (March 29), Hannaford Youth Brass Band (April 26) and Dcat Chorus (May3l). 80 successful is the series that some groups are now starting to call the organizers requesting the opportunity to be put on the schedule. “It’s very exciting to think they’re starting to call us now." Ms Wild said. flog?“ SPEAKING cans mo noes SWLSMIMDAIWIE Stouflville vetetinarian Wayne Cote speals on pet care at the Whitnhurch-Stoufiville Public Ublary from 7:30 to 8:30 pm Call 905-642-READ. How Thin Wete Done is the theme of a .A. day workshop for children at the Whitchurch- Stouflvflle Museum in Vandon from 9 am. to 4 pm. Goa $40. Preâ€"vegistet at 1888-2900337 EDITOR'S PICK DmpinforRAdayacfion.At mommAmnme m10a.m.andw0ngfmml m3p.m.Svnmttom :30to 4:30 at the Lebovic Cents. Call 905-642-PIAY. EA. MY, EH? Pianist and organist Andrei Streliaev headlines his third Stouflvifle Music Evening Sunday. Stoufi'ville District Secondary School’s Trevor Pogue opens the show at Stoufl'ville United. The concerts take place the last Sunday of ever month at Stoufiville United Church, 34 Church St. All Stouffville Music 7?) add an event in this listing, email/1m Mason atjmason®yrvng.mm Elem organizers can also register with POPatyorbegionmm to have ewnts listne online. For more community events, visit yorkmglhncom and click on POI? personal online planner Evenings are free and begin at 7:30 pm. and wrap up by 9 pm. Complimentary refresh- ments are available.