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super saturday sept 17 stouffville sunday schools a thing of the past at stouffviue pentecostal church 3 instead its super saturday school the break with tradition will jbegin this saturday sept 17 ijfrom 930 to 1045 am service time sunday has been jnoved ahead to 1030 am g its a major step rev craig pitts told the tribune many jchurches are watching b rev pitts described the response as fabulous the decision was made by the church board and everyone said fantastic he explained saturday programs provides more flexibility pastor pitts con- atinued participants will involve children 4 to 11 years super saturday planning began two months ago rev pitts noted we stopped and took a look at ourselves he stated o with a team teaching arrange- ment in practice adults can take alternate saturdays off mr pitts said last saturday a childrens parade was organized through several stouffviue subdivisions welcoming other boys and girls to join the fun induction service welcomes pastor home rev glenn v gibson was inducted ijto the pastorate of stouffviue missionary church at a special service sunday rev gibsonformerly of stouff ville is part of a threeteam ministry with rev douglas gray and pastor charles mashinter jim thomas miqmkvikxfiv tribune september 14 1988 a7 maintain a tradition two reserve championships for purcell family ponies the accomplishments of the purcell family in cne and royal winter fair competitions fiave become part of the history f both institutions lionel purcell mccowan road markham began showing shetland ponies more than 40 ryears ago members of his family are carrying on the tradition and adding to the lengthy list of awards at the cne just concluded purcell shetlands were promi nent in the winners circle handler blair purcell and two entries trotted off with reserve grand champion stallion and reserve grand champion mare f for the stallion it marked the jfourth year hes won either a grand championship or a jreserve for the mare it mark- i scouts j ballantrae registra tions will be accepted tues gsept 20 from 7 to 830 pm for jjnembership in the ballantrae scouts cubs and beavers the location is the ballantrae jcommunity centre leaders are urgently needed for additional information call ed her first year of eligibility while the list of award reci pients obtained by the tribune is far from complete the following were prominent betty reeve rr 5 orillia and formerly of markham abc farms leaskdale bar bara zemp rr 2 stouffviue mrs wm dicks rr 4 stouff viue sherkade farm stouff viue ronald mchugh good wood ian degruchy rr 1 ashburn chestnut hill morgans rr 2uxbridge mr and mrs jr durant rr 1 unionville iris hennigar rr 1 newmarket alexandra public library pro host babysitting course stouffville in september area schools are the focus of attention but the public library is also a busy place as fall programs swing into action upcoming activities follow babysitting course registrations are now being accepted for an eightsession babysitting course the pro gram set by the canada safety council will be taught by heather andrews of ballantrae the saturday morning classes begin sept 17 the fee is 20 preschool french and music two popular programs french and music return to the library this fall registrations are now being accepted fees are 27 french 25 music story hour the librarys story hour for preschoolers will register children 3 to 5 years sept 13 forms are now available the fee is 20 craft workshop a new program for five-year- olds called crafts for children will be held at the library thurs day afternoons beginning oct 13 the instructor is dianne lyon the fee is 25 new library cards computerization is slowly becoming a reality at the library patrons that have filled out registration forms for plastic membership cards should be able to pick them up the middle of this month those wishing to app ly for new cards should do so as soon as possible special displays gift bag numerous door prizes fashion show qtiidab patty jway dcfobe 17 1988 displays at 630 program starts at 700 pm the maples of ballantrae earn extra income become a tribune carrier in stouffville mmsi admittance is free but by irwilalion onlyto obtain your personal invitation or you and your mother or guest please call dianne or nancy 6403521 coffee and refreshments w 89 1 95 101 1071 113 117 125 131 137 143 149 88 i 94 i 100 06l2 i 6 32 138 maytree routes are available in your area call now for yours 6402100 pie fingers fly for sat festival by evelyn milsted gormley the ladies of gormley and heise hill churches are busy as beavers this week preparing for the mennonite festival at black creek pioneer village this saturday sept 17 the hours are 10 am to 4 pm with the quilt auction at 12 noon black creek pioneer village is located at the intersection of steeles avenue and jane street sympathy is extended to the family of mr aylmer gray following his passing sept 7 at york central hospital rich mond hill mr and mrs gray formerly resided on the 3rd con cession of whitchurch township three daughters survive dorothy bishop shirley bourassa and cherry mcquar- rie nine grandchildren and one greatgrandson service was held from the richmond hill pentecostal church with inter ment aurora cemetery mr and mrs ralph empr- ingham are pleased to have mrs empringhams sister ellen visiting with them from saskatojn congratulations to ken and bonnie brillinger on the birth of their third son kurt sept 1 mr and mrs albert yake and newcomers the stouffviue newcomers club will hold their first meeting of the fall season thurs sept 22 in the legion hall ninth line north it will begin with a potluck supper at 730 pm for additional information call sue joyce at 6402693 family spent sunday with rev and mrs ed sparks tillsonberg marilyn bryson a student at tending emmanuel bible col lege kitchener spent the weekend with her parents ruth warder is a patient in scarborough centenary hospital mike beadle and heather rumble will be honored at a miscellaneous shower thurs sept 29 at 745 pm in the fellowship hall of the gormley missionary church rev jack prendergast direc tor of jamaican evangelical mis sion will be the guest speaker sept 18 at 7 pm in heise hill church the mwi will meet thurs sept 15 at 8 pm in the fellowship hall of the gormley missionary church children of the gormley area are invited to join the pioneer clubs at heise hill church registration is being held sept 21 at 730 pm for additional in formation call 8875489 purchase approved stouffville by an affir mative vote of 855 percent the congregation of st james presbyterian church agreed sun day to proceed with the purchase of property immediately east of the main street site the house and lot belong to sto- jan ninkovic mr and mrs ninkovic are moving soon to british columbia the purchase price including appliances was 221000 wallace knightsbridge way markham anita van hesewyk rr 1 unionville bert mckeown mt albert mr and mrs lj mcfarland rr 1 zephyr patti thomson rr 1 uxbridge lori schryer cockrane street rr 1 brooklin mimm for boys firls aes 4 to u f a stk lilusty his at stafftik ftowal ulijiaust fes ctob arcaflti cat aur wfe tfys ft fimf rrr monwed 106 pm thurs 108 pm r fri 109 pm sat 95 pm sun 124 pm 6408866 m honda cfcncm tyfa honda accord lx howtda 11623 yonge st south 8849274 7734542 bumi