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On display until September 12th. “Summer Stuff to do in Whitchurch-Stouffville” booklet to be sent home from school. This booklet contains information on summer pro- grams offered this summer by: Department of Leisure Services. WS Library, WS Museum, Latcham Gallery. Copies are available at the Town offices and at [he - Lebovic Leisure Centre. Senior Story Time by the Fireplace Thursday, May 15 11:30-12:00 With Catherine Sword Admission is free. of 3” deal for All Fitness and Fitness Plus Memberships. A great Mother's Day gift. There is still time to take advantage of the “4 months for the price Mother’s Day Special Experience the exciting history of the Toronto Nipissing and the Toronto Grey 8r Bruce railway lines. FAST FORWARD: THROUGH A CHILD'S EYES" Whitchurch-Stouffville Museum’s Annual EXHIBIT OPENING! Friday May 16, 2008 Admission is free A Slide Presentation with Rod Clarke Author of Narrow Gauge through the Bush Thursday, May 15 7:00 â€" 8:30 pm Ages 3â€"6 yrs. Cost $2.00/child Pre-registration is required Secondary School. Activities to include songs, games. crafts, outdoor play, cooperative games and more. New this year, Kinder Camp for children 3 â€" 5 years. This half day program takes place at the New Stouffville District “Hat’s On in Pre-School Craft! Wednesday, May 14 OR Thursday, May 15 10:30â€"11:00 am and hikes to local attractions. Special guests visit each week to enhance the theme. You can still register for our Community Camp for children ages 5 â€" 12. This camp runs for 8, one week sessions with a new and exiting theme each week. Campers will experi- ence swimming, crafts, games, drama, sports, cooperative play Kinder Camp Spend the day exploring 12 heriâ€" tage sites in our community (free of charge!) Many ofthese heritage treasures are rarely open to the public. Don't miss this opportunity to see what happens behindâ€"the~scenes! or a full list of participating local sites www.doorsopenontarimmica Presented by the Whitchurch-Stouffville Museum Saturday, lune 7th 10:00 am â€" 4:00 pm Summer Camps It’s Ginger Shapiro’s wedding day. It’s going to be perfect even though she's eight months pregnant, been robbed, kidnapped, and thinks her fiance Henry is dead â€" he’s not - and there’s her grandmother’s curse! It a race to the altar in this escalating comedy of errors where (iinger and Henry might just stand a chance ofliving happily ever after. Thursday, May 22 7:30-9:00 pm (Note later start time) “Love and Other Dilemmas” Saturday, May 17 1:30 â€" 3:00 pm “The Spiderwick Chronicles” Upon moving into the runâ€"down Spiderwick Estate with their mother, twin brothers Jared and Simon Grace, along with their sister Mallory, find themselves pulled into an alternate worldfull offaeries and other creatures. Rated PG. Free Admission Monday May 19, Vandorf Park (Woodbine Ave. between Bloomington and Aurora Rd.) Music at 8pm accompanied by Fireworks at dusk (around 9:25) In case of inclement weather, confirm at 905-640-1911) or 905-895-5299 x323 Stoujfville Sun-THbune I '1 'hursduy, May 8, 2008 Hockey Camp and Junior Powerskating Clinic are also accepting registrations for the summer. Free Admission Victoria Day Fireworks You'll receive periodic newsletters notifying you of upcoming museum events, details on behind~the-scenes museum work. and historical topics of local interest. As a bonus. Museum members enjoy discounts on program fees and gift shop purchases. free admission to the annual Antiqut 81 Classic Car Show, and invitations to “members onlv" events, www.mwnofws.com/museum click on Membership Programs A great way to support local heritage preservation is to become a MUSEUM MEMBER For more information 905-727-8954 or toll {re at 17888290 0337 Leb‘ovic Leisure Centre and Stouffville arena are closed. All Monday classes are extended one week. Have a Gre Victoria Day, Monday May 19 ’// Long Weekend