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12 stouffville suntribune thursday feb 17 2005 i fm srefctfjwisfce yildlikloorat the york region business times is about what matters locally the interesting people issues and success stories in your business community if you sell a product or service to other businesses why not put your message where it- will be read by a local audience we offer business-to- busiriess advertising at very affordable local and regional 4 rates i h york region business times for advertising rates and information please call lex abernethy or john pritchard at 905 2942200 toreceiveacopyemaimabemevtnrjcomorjpntehardrngcdmpleaeihcjudecompanynanieandriumber heritage day open house sunday february 20th help kick off heritage week at markham museum free admission donations appreciated learn how to use the museum research area get advice on how to take care of your favourite family heirloom the entire family will enjoy indoor and outdoor activities in the village heritage week lecture livening thursday february 24th 7 930 pm lectures by edward rutherford university of toronto lecturer will present the early mapping of canada orland french of little brick schoolhouse publishing will explain how to publish your own history book learn about getting involved in the writing of the latest markham history book ticket price includes light refreshments 10 per person celebrate black history month with sherehekea africa the cup of life saturday february 26th 5 per person children age 2 and under are free see the international african inventors museum enjoy interactive african storytelling african dancing and drumming and see a beautiful display of african art fabric and food this exciting event will appeal to the entire family presented by visions in green and the international african inventors museum markham museum is located at 9350 hwy 48 9052944576 wwwmarkhamca under the attraction tab community calendar community nonprofit groups in whitdiurchstouffvihe are welcome to place their coming events in this column at no charge please send your notice to community calendar at the stouffville suntribune box 1 54stouffville l4a 7z5 tax number 9056408778 or drop ft off at the office 34 qvic ave3rd floor deadline is mondays at 6 pm publication cannot be guaranteed but we will make every effort to ensure it is included please be brief volun evergreen hospice volunteers are need ed to provide care and support to people dealing with lifethreatening illness and their families a 10week 30hour train ing program begins in april south asian and cantonesespeaking volunteers are needed to volunteer call 9054725014 or log on to wwwevergreenhospiceorg blood services volunteers are needed for stouffvillearea blood donor clinics weekdays service groups are welcome to apply call 4163134614 for more infor mation policing residents the stouffville community policing centre is looking for volunteers to work in the office at its stouffville train station location call 905- 6421238 notices giant book sale the whitchurch- stouffville public library holds its annual giant book sale from thursday march 31 to april 3 hardcovers paperbacks and pocketbooks are available fiction and nonfiction for children and adults collectors hour is march 30 from 7 to 8 pm there is a 15 per person admission fee for the collectors hour all other days are free call the library at 9056427323 knights raffle the knights of columbus are holding a raffle in stouffville with pro ceeds to support the arthritis society tickets are on sale at locations throughout stouffville during february and march the knights of columbus have raised several million dollars to support the arthritis society over the past several years simple fitness did you make a new years resolution to get fit or lose weight join simple fitness for hilo cardio on tuesdays at 930 am and thursdays at 7 pm at stouffville pentecostal church 6853 main st for more information call 9054737438 lemonville artists the lemonville group of artists has an exhibition of 23 worte at the newmarket theatre 505 pickering cres in newmarket off mulock dr beside newmarket high school until feb 28 the exhibition is open monday to friday from 1 to 530 pm and saturday from noon to 4 pm special events tonight grade 8 parents info stouffville district secondary school is holding a grade 8 par ent information night in the cafeteria from 7 to 830 pm find out whats required to achieve a high school graduation diploma and visit the various departments french cafe will be open the school is at 83 bramble cres in stoufrville call 905-640- 1433 for more information friday nomination deadlines the deadline for nominating the best businesses and serv ices in whitchurchstouffville is today awards are presented by the whitchurch- stouffville chamber of commerce for the top business entrepreneur corporate citi zen and businesses in the area for 75 years or more nominations packages are available from the chamber offices in the stouffville train station call 905-642- 4227 for more information saturday hockey tourney the first colin thompson classic ice hockey tournament fundraiser to support the parkview home building fund runs all day today three on three djs and commentating between games entertainment all day on the buttermarkers rink at boyds source for sports on ringwood drive call 905-640- 6657 to register as a team or individual monday feb 21 toastmasters learn how to speak in public confidently at the stouffville toastmasters chapter which meets at 7 pm every monday in room 102 stouffville district secondary school on bramble court call 9054725367 for more information tuesday feb 22 adult skating club enjoy your favourite music as you join the stouffville adult skating club in its weekly skate at the stouffville arena starting at 855 pm anyone 16 and older is welcome admission is 5 per person beginners welcome call 9056401149 for more information wednesday feb 23 community dinners the anglican parish of christ church is serving lenten dinners each wednesday from 5 to 7 pm until march 16 there is no charge and everyone is welcome the church is at 254 sunset blvd in stouffville call 9056401461 thursday feb 24 the cutting edge this open monthly dis cussion forum on cutting edge themes affecting christianity and religion meets at 8 pm in the parkview village boardroom 12184 ninth line in stouffville discussion will centre around the question what is a healthy relationship between christianity and religion and politics and government for a copy of the reading packet phone the community mennonite church at 905- 6409730 or email scmcsympaticoca increase your monthly investment income lawrence payout ratio trust provides investors with an attractive yield from a diverse basket of conservative income trusts 7 annual yield paid monthly tax efficient diverse basket of the 40 income trusts with the most conservative payout ratios low management fee potential for increased distributions for further details on how income 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