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c2 tribune may 10 1989 calendar of events each week community focus includes a calendar of events organizations andor individuals are asked to call in their ac tivities by the friday preceding publication the telephone numbers are 6402100 or 6432292 theres no charge for this service thurs may a foot and blood pressure clinic will be held at the silver jubilee club 50 main st w stouffville from 830 am12 noon appoint ments can be made with hilda wright 6401966 home support services will provide transporta- johns annual clearance sale outboards tion if you need a ride call june at 6406554 the silver jubilee club has rented a bus to take seniors to see the variety show musical cocktail 89 the bus leaves at 645 pm and tickets are 9 in cluding transportation there are still some available seats call elva boyd at 6405060 carlin enterprises presents spectacular fashion designs for spring and summer at bayview secondary school at 3 pm all proceeds go to the learning disabilities association of york region professional models will show the fashion designs and there will be decadent desserts and door prizes tickets 10 available by calling 8847933 4711620 or 7649722 claremont united church is holding a yard sale today and tomorrow from 9 am to 7 pm at coppins corners just east of lights five miles north of clare mont all proceeds will go towards the church anniversary projects fri may 12 the stouffville antique show will be held today and tomorrow at the markham fairgrounds cbngoleum the beauty enjiirea carpets iuvlna g 8559 mccowan rd villa markham ont floor coverings 4715011 and interiors hurry supplies colours are limited 1 hmagtm m vbaganoor coming pgummccoranrd mt7 i sat may 13 claremont cooperativejj nursery schooi is holding itsy something for mom craft andy bake sale from 10 am3 pm afi the claremont community haltd on old brock rd old brock rdgj the claremont village cutoff is ift threeminute drive north of the intersection of hwy 7 and brocj rd in pickering admission 25 children 75 cents seniors 1 iii eludes free beverage and muffin the markham guild of village crafts holds its spring open- house craft and bake sale 10 am1 pm at the guild building 1 98 church st markhamj teachers will be on hand t answer questions and take registrations for spring and sunt- j mer courses a large number ofj courses is available for children and teens for further informa tion call the guild office at- 2947421 monday wednesday or friday 9301130 am the ballantrae lions club will be holding its annual trash and treasure sale at hwy 48 and fletcher blvd in ballantrae 9 am2 pm sun may 14 the jack russell terrier show- will be held at the markham fairgrounds v mon may 15 the video club meets at 1230 pm at the silver jubilee club 50 main st w everyone welcome there is no charge if you woulbv like to see a special movie please call home support services at 6406554 stouffville horticultural societys regular meeting at 8 pm in the united church parklane nurseries will be giv- ing a talk on garden design tues may 16 the annual latcham gallery spring bus tour will visit the newly renovated and expanded robert mclaughlin gallery in oshawa director joan murray- will give a guided tour followed by free time to see the exhibits and visit the gift shop a catered lunch will be served at the gallery then its back to the bus for a stop at the whitby station- gallery this historical building will host ari exhibition on loari from the art gallery of ontario- hu rob a general meeting of the epilepsy society of ontario york region will be held at 730 pm at thornhill united church- guest speaker will be dr mclnj tyre burnham neurophar macologist for information call bev ling at 2946233 wed may 17 i markham little theatre presents the scintillating wit of the lion in winter james goldmans colorful historical comedy may 1720 at 8 pm at the markham theatre hwy 7j and warden ave for tickets call j the box office at 4790201 major credit cards accepted unionville j kids tops in festival j the 62nd annual peel music festival was the realization of a years work for andrea and ashley barnes two young union- ville residents it was a lot of fun but a lot of work said 16yearold andrea she placed first in the drama f portion and second in the poetry section in the under17 age group her younger sister ashley plac- ed first in both portions in the j under13 group ashley 12 won a 150 scholarship for her first- j place finishes with the money being used to help her in further studies i the barnes sisters have had lessons with their teacher mrs prentice for the last two years mrs prentice would choose the poem and we would perform in front of her one night a week j then she would tell us what to cor- reel explained andrea prentice nad other students from the unionville area do well and another family at that nicholas christopher and rachel abraham all placed in the top three of their age group f i charged with artraffic offence former metro police officer with 15 years experience will assist you in court wills incorporations etc initial consultation is freo s dalton paralegal services inc 17a main snot unionviiu j 4797149 ouewti 400 bumng