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Ontarlo masonplace®canada. com www. masonplace com 18002633234 Reunion Registration Form OPEN 7AM - 6PM MOM-FRI. "LL27 Posld Coda Provina See us on 'www.stouflvilleonline.com' Mar. 24: 11:30 a.m.-l:30 pm. at the Legion: Ladies Auxiliary String Luncheon. Tickets avail- a Ie at the door. Proceeds to the Veterans. Mar. 24: 5~7 p.m.: Christ Church Lenten Kitchen offers simple, nutritious meals at no charge. A freewiil "give what you can" approach is used with no questions asked. Mar. 24: 743 pm. at the library Collectors' Hour. Aprevrew of the Giant Book Sale. Entrance $15 Whltchurchâ€"Stouflville This Month welcomes community event listings from non-profit groups and or anizations. Please send a brie synopsis of upcoming events by eâ€"mail to gilderdale@sympatico.ca, fax to 905-642-2368 or mail to 611] Main St, Stouffville, Ont. L4A 3R4. ' TOTAL 3 Deadline for Mar submissions is Apri l9. '. Unit 2 Stou‘Fville Apr. 3: I pm. at the library: Immediate Spanish Courses start. Cost for 12-week course is $65 plus 051'. Apr. 3: 230 pm. at the library: Advanced Spanish Courses start. Cost for 12-week course is $65 plus CST. Apr. 3: 7 pm. at Uxbridge Community Centre: Celebnty Doodle Silent Auction includes original signed doodles and a visor si ed by Don Cherry. 5 to the York Durham Heritage Rar'lwatzI and Uxbridge Celebration at e Arts Tidrets $10 at the door. Apr. 5: 7:30 pm. at the library: Beginner Spanish Courses Mar. 25: 7 pm. at \Mne Creations, 5402 Main St.: Whitchurch ‘ Stouffville Newcomers Club meeting. Everyone new and not so new to the community is welcome. RSVP to Doris at 905-640 6019. Mar. 25-28:'at the library: Giant Book Sale. Free admis- sion. ' Mar. 27: Latcham Gallery's Budding Artists class begins for ages 7 to I]. For information call 905-640â€"8954. Mar. 21: 7 pm. at Parkview Village: Christ Church Youth Group presents a special per- formance of Aladdin for local seniors. For information call the church office at 905-640- l461. Mar. 29: 6â€"9 pm. at Sleepy Hollow Country Club: Stouifville Rotary Club's Taste of Spring includes fine food and wine, live music and a silent auction. Call 905-640- 313] for information. Mar. 30: 7:30 pm. at the library: Stouifville author Neil Alexander Man will read from his recent novel Magpies and Sunses. To register call 905- 642-7323. Mar. 31:5-7 p.m.: Christ Churd1 Lenten Kitd'ren offers simple, nutritious meals at no charge. A freewill "give what you can" approach is used with no questions asked. Mar. 3|: 7-9 pm. at the library: Book Discussion Group on spies and double agents. Everyone welcome. Apr. 1-4: YDAPA presents Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat at the Vaughan City Playhouse. For tides and information visit www.ydapa.com or call 905- 882-SHOW. Apt. 3:2 pm. at Goodwood Gardens: Free seminar on Rose Basics with guest speaker Marilynn Mitchener. For details call 905-640-4852. in Whitchurch-Stouffville Apr. 1: 1:15-3:15 pm. at the library: Nobody's Perfect, with the Ontario Early Years Centre, for parents of children from birth to age 5. A Kids' Club for d1ildren aged 2 to 6 will be held at the same time. Apr. 1: Latcham Gallery's After School Club for ages 12 to 14 begins. For information call 905-640â€"8954. Apr. 1: 4-5 at the library: Easter Craft for a es 6 and up. Cost is $2 per chi d. Apr. 10: 1-3 pm. BIA Easter EggHuntstartsattheGOstaâ€" tion and takes in stores and businesses on Main Street. All children to be accompanied by an adult. Don't forget to bring a basket. Apr. 10: ll a.m.-4 pm. at Latdlam Gallery: Free Family Day with hands-on activity for all the family. Everyone welâ€" come. \Afirr. l3: 1:30 pm. at Parkview Iage Auditorium: Stouflville Rotary Club welcomes Esther Bryan, initiator of Invitation, the Quilt of Belonging a col- laborative textile art project which will hang in Ottawa's Museum of Civilization. For tickets and information call Ken Prentice at 905642-9507. Apr. 13:Latcham Gallery's adult life drawing classes with Ruth Reid begin. Call 905-640- 8954 for details Apr. M: 7-9 pm. at the library: Book Discussion Group meets for open discussion. Everyone welcome. Apr. IS: 6 pm. at Sleepy Hollow Golf and Country Club: Chamber of Commerce Annual General Meeting, followed by Business Awards Dinner. Cost is $50 plus GST. For tickets and information call 905-642-4227. start. Cost for 12â€"week course is $65 plus CST. Apr. 5: Computer Courses begin at the library. Two hour sessions on Introduction to Basic Computers and Introduction to the lntemet. Call or visit the library for details and registration. Apr. 6:Adu|t craft w0rkshop on candlewicking at museum. Two part session ends April 13. Morning or afternoon work- shops available. For informa- tion and registration call 1- 888-290-0337. Apr. 6: 7-9:30 pm. upstairs at Stouffville Arena: Crazy Ladies Quilt 8. Craft Club meets. Bring any craft including quilting, scrapâ€"booking, knitting, cross- sfitching. Cost is $5 ead1. Call 905-642-0750 or e-mail daisi5@sympatico.ca for details. 905-642-6864 Apr. 16:8 pm. at Markham Theatre: Stouffville‘s Motus 0 Dance Theatre performs A Midsummer Ni ht’s Dream lol- lowed by 3 Ga 3 reception and silent auction. For tickets and informafipn call 905640-8647. Apr. l7:’2'p.m. at Goodwood Gardens: Free seminar on summervbulbs with guest speaker Ferdinand Otawa. For details call 905-640-4852. Apr. 8: Pancake and ham brunch Osted by the Friends of the Museum. The cost is $5 for adults and $2 for children. For information call 1-888- 290-0337. Apr. 20: Stoufiville Rotary Club hosts a wine tasting and hors d'oeuvres at \Mllow Springs Winery. Apr. 20: 7â€"9:30 pm. upstairs at Stoutfville Arena: Crazy Ladies Quilt Craft Club meets. Bring any craft including quilting, scrap-booking, knitting, cross- stitching. Cost is $5 each. Call 905-642-0750 or e-mail daisi5@sympatico.ca for details. Apr. 22: Chamber of Commerce Networking Breakfast at Tempest in a Teapot. For tickets and infor- mation call 905-642-4227. gr. 2]: 7 pm. at Christ urd1: Sheila Wray Gregoire, columnist for Parent Life and author of To Love, Honour and Vacuum, discusses strategies for women who want to reor- ganize their life and priorities. Everyone welcome. Apr. 22: 7 pm. at the library: Stouflville Newcomers‘ Club visits the library. Newcomers and longer-time resident are invited to take a tour, get a library card (ID required) and learn about programs. All wel- come. Apr. 22-24: 8 pm. at Stouffville District Secondary School: Music Mania 2004. Tickets available at the begin- ning of April with proceeds to local charities. Apr. 25: 1-3 pm. at the Silver Jubilee Club: 30th anniversary reunion for the Whitdrurdr- Stouffville Recycling Group. Past and present members are invited for lunch and a visit with old friends Call 905~640â€" 8294 or e-mail recyde@enoreo.on.ca to con- firm attendance. Apr. 28: 7-9 pm. at the library: Book Discussion Group on Art For Whose Sake. Everyone wel- come. Please see More ofWhat’s Up on page 21 APRIL 2004