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sthtftsune thursday oct 9 1975 1 stouffville scenl v a o 1 sgotng on 1 0 0 il giaremoht womaii healed by 6 steven morrison a kindergarten student at ballantrae public school points to the suspension bridge the home and school association are hoping to build in the playground a fundraising campaign to raise 2000 for the f was started this week students are hawking one dollar shares in jie playground john montgomery october 18 10 am 4 pm everyone welcome thomhilt community centre bayview john sts thornhill workshops 1030 am 12 noon 2 pm 330 pm women and the law women in- personal growth marriage liberation arts crafts exhibit and sale yz historical display squash tournament- women religion women in education markham women at work v sfc continuous film shop- sfs markham melody makers women in health f strolling guitarist dedication ceremonies for library resource centre 115 pm church craft sale the womens missionary society of the stouffville missionary church is sponsoring a display and sale of mcc- selfhelp crafts in lat- cham hall thursday oct 16 at 8 pm items on sale come from different countries of the world lemonville euchres the first euchre of the fall season will be held thursday oct 16 starting at 815 pm at the lemonville com munity centre ad mission is 75 cents with lunch and prizes supplied blanche rutledge passes stouffville funeral service was held at oneills funeral home sept 25 for mrs guy rutledge mrs rutledge was born blanche rye at holt in east gwillimbury township she married guy rutledge of that same area on sept 14 1921 they farmed north of newmarket for some time before moving into that town in 1947 mr rutlege purchased the maple leaf dairy in stouffville and the couple moved to town the following year mrs rutledge en joyed helping out with the business and serving in the dairy bar they sold the dairy- in 1961 and retired to a house on george st mr rutledge passed away in 1972 music was a great joy to the rutledges and she was a faithful member of the stouffville united church and sang in the choir she was a member of the excelsior club of mount albert throughout her lifer- she enjoyed working around her house especially in the garden she is survived by one daughter bculah mmrseldred king sisters pearl mrs wes wideman of stouffville and edna mrs george allison of uxbridge a brother jack rye of sharon and- three grandsons jeffrey rodney and jan king rev james carder officated at the funeral with mrs james oldham offering two solo numbers interment was newmarket cemetery vw cicthing centre sale maikham clothing centre main st n markham is holding its annual fall sale on friday oct 31 from 13 pm at st andrews united- church markham nearly new clothes books and toys will be for sale there will also be a boutique and bake tabl 151st anniversary sunday oct 19 is a special day for the members of the ring wood con gregational christian church the church marks its 151st an niversary special sprakci in the morning and evening service will be rev dann filyer music in the morning will be provided by johanna bernard while the wright trio ministers in song in t even information markham information mark- hams used book sale will take place saturday oct 25 from 10 am to 4 pm at the markham centennial librarv 100th anniversary goodwood united church is celebrating its 100th anniversary wednesday oct 15 with an evening of sacred music it is underway at 8 pm and will feature the masters touch trio and the wright trio coffee house latcham hall will be the location of another coffee house friday oct 10 at 8 pm when the young people from the stouffville pentecostal church host young people in the stouffville area it is an informal time of fellowship which proved to be very popular on previous occasions victory dance a byplane ball cosponsored by the save stouffville committee will be held october 10 at s lawrence hall toronto tickets in advance will be 10 a person a 16piece or- claremont those people who dont believe in miracles will have a hard time con vincing mrs michael valentino of claremonl mrs valentino told of how she was miraculously v healed during a service at one of the local churches in an interview with chestra is to be on hand n tribune she related for the event for tickets how she had been very ill she attended the service at bethel assembly of god in ringwoodsept 21 and rev howard minaker laid hands on her and prayed with her after the service at that moment mrs valentino said she saw a vision of the lord over the alter i didnt feel it the healing instantly she said the next dav i felt better and better my appetite returned and i sat down to a meal for the first- time in four weeks she- said she reports that none of the symptoms of her illness have returned since that day night school classes a total of 460 are now registered in night school classes at stouffville dist secondary school openings in a variety of classes still remain phone 2943163 antique money antique money valued at 1500 disap peared from a shelf in the treasure chest antiques store owned by ernie cober gormley major program set for womens day markham members of markham international womens year committee have proclaimed saturday oct 18 as markham womens day starting at 10 am the public is invited to the thornhill community centre to join in celebrating the talents past and present of markham women entertainment displays and demonstrations are included in the sixhour program workshops will deal with women and the law marriage and liberation women and education and women and their work official opening is at 115 pm for the past two years it had been getting progressively worse- she had been in the hospital for tests in august the cause of her illness remained a mystery mrs valentino said that it gotten so bad that she had lost her appetite and could not keep food down although she had considerable pain all the time mrs valentino said there would be times when she had very bad attacks september meeting the eta lambda chapter held their meeting of sept 9th afthe home of mrs pam follett elm road members and guests enjoyed the program prepared by jackie gorrell ursula oconnor and pam follett entitled women her heritage and her hope and what women are heir to remember large crowd expected at aci agincourt thousands of former students are expected to be on hand when agin- court collegiate celebrates its 60th an niversary later this month mayor paul cosgrove of scarboro a graduate of the school will hold a reception at- the civic centre friday oct 24 at 7 pm at 10 pm the old boys hockey game will be played at glen wat ford arena saturday oct 25 the open house will start at 2 pm at the school and also at the original building which is now agincourt public school that evening an oldstyle dance is planned with the art hallman orchestra providing music from past decades sun da y a n ecumenical church service is planned at the schoolfollowed by a tree dedication ceremony remember 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