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tribune decembe dies after brave fight with cancer following a courageous fiveyear battle with hodgkins disease tom bullock of rawlings drive pickering and formerly of agin- court passed away nov 24 in scarborough general hospital he was 56 born at mount albert the son of james and lottie bullock tom later married hazel fockler feb 17 1956 and took up residence at agincourt tom and hazel moved to pickering two years ago mr bullock was a longtime employee 38 years with the metro traffic and roads department he was highly respected by fellow employees as witnessed by the many in attendance at the service nov 28 held from the oneill funeral home stouffville the eulogy was delivered by clarence fockler of ringwood said mr fockler life is short too short to realize all our dreams not long enough to complete all we plan or would like to do this is our thought as we remember tom and yet we must remember he accomplished much to honor respected pastor bv evelyn milsted gormley an open house in honor of rev and mrs harvey stickley will be held at stayner bretherninchrist church sun day dec 11 from 3 to 6 pm rev stickley is retiring from the ministry after many years of faithful service hes a native of victoria square family friends and relatives are invited harold wideman underwent surgery this week in york cen tral hospital richmond hill mrs lawrence boynton had surgery on her hand nov 30 in york county hospital newmarket mr and mrs george sider entertained several family relatives from fairview apart ments cambridgepreston sunday the young people of gormley missionary church sponsored a supper saturday evening and raised over 500 for their wheels for missions project mrs dave paisley scott and karen enjoyed sunday dinner at the home of mr and mrs ray hawkins mrs evelyn milsted and mrs eileen jones and brian attended dinner sunday in honor of their brother vernon gooding of milton on the occasion of his 65th birthday his eldest daughter mrs gloria campbell hosted the party at her home near orangeville verns other sisters mrs floyd winger of minden mrs dorine doner of kitchener and mrs tom christilaw of blind river along with some members of their families were also present rev and mrs ivan preston of sheridan hills missionary church oakville presented an evening of music at the gormley missionary church they also provided an uptodate report on the construction of their new church a baby shower in honor of joseph giovanetti will be held thursday evening at 730 pm in the fellowship hall of the mis sionary church library programs stouffville the classic story alice in wonderland will be presented by the erewhon theatre tues dec 20 at the whitchurchstouffville public library the performance beginning at 2 pm will include puppets music and audience participa tion admission is 200 christmas craft the library is inviting children to create a christmasmobiie using a paper plate as the basic part of the decoration entries with names ages and telephone numbers attached should be sub mitted no later than sat dec 17 when they will be judged and awarded prizes for best creations lake worth protecting dear editor i wish to compliment those residents of the musselmans lake community who are pull ing the people together to form a cohesive unit and help solve our problems while our ward representative mr robb is an energetic in dividual he cant do it alone i trust hell give the new associa tion his support and visaversa the lake area is truly a beautiful place others obviously appreciate this fact as seen by the number of new homes established here in recent years like any of gods gifts to man and woman iti must be pro tected the environment is so im portant especially so in a resort centre such as this i urge all homeowners and tenants to rally around this organization so future beneficial projects can result sincerely mrs margery kaplan lakeshorc road musselmans lake and derived the most out of everything he did tom learned early in life that in order to obtain the most and the best from life one must put his best into it two people influential in encouraging tom with his positive outlook on life were the late jim oldham and bill topping tom and hazel were married in 195c daughters bev and bonnie completed the household the family was toms pride and joy his grandchildren tanya and adam were an inspiration that enabled him to battle on when pain and anxiety became so evident tom enjoyed the great outdoors he loved to fish and hunt he cherished the time spent with friends on these outings another pleasure was to travel in our picturesque country and the united states the area he favored most was the bushlands of chapleau timmins and kirkland lake where when health permitted he visited once or twice a year the work place metro roads was also a source of pride and enjoy ment for tom he talked much about his colleagues weil remember toms humor he enjoyed having fun and main tained this trait despite longsuffering and much pain back in february tom was very low and the medical staff at scar borough general told hazel there was nothing more they could do as we prayed tom realized that he himself needed to pray he placed his trust in the lord and we evidenced what we considered a miracle as he regained some of his strength and was able to get out and enjoy the summer weil surely miss the humor the laughter and the love with which tom was richly blessed besides his wife and daughters mr bullock is survived by a brother donald of lindsay and a sister mary anderson of stouffvuie rev robt raymont of dunbarton united church conducted the service with interment stouffville cemetery pallbearers were george shepherd bob lewis bernard vernerborgstat and three nephews tom don and james bullock 48 fluorescent hanging fixture this high quality enamelled future perfect tor stating vegetables or annuals bulbs extra choose rom 4 delightful scents perfect for decor- atmg or for gill giving 6oz bag ourheg 8 99ea crated from 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