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2 the tribune toursday may s 1976 xy lite regional municipality of york proclamation on behalf of the council of the regional municipality of york i do hereby declare the week of may 1014 inclusive to be dedicated as i pay care week in the region of york and invite all citizens of the region to participate in this special event by attending open house at the four day care centres open house will be daily from 730 to 600 pm and extended to 900 pm- wed nesdaymay 12 locations newmarket 252 yonge- street at york manor aurora emmanuel united church murray drive richmond hill 10030 yonge street thrirnhill 7755 bay view avenue at john st garfield e wright l chairman clarernont neics e krgte crowd for latst bingo by anxe loney j clarernont legion and the legion ladies auxiliary started their bingos in january 1962 when the hall was only a basement the original committee was al roszell chairman rene rennie scy treasurer and committee members jim mcguire marge roszell jess mcguire and elizabeth goden the bingos began in a small way and gradually became ery successful until the latter few years when other bingoes in the vicinity enlarged their numbers and little by little forced the smaller ones to drop when on behalf of the out players ruth knapp was on april 26 1976 after called upon to accept a 14 years and 3 months- humorous speech and a clarernont held its last pc- presented bv agnes bingo a very large crowd ferguson along with 14 was in attendance to bid farewell to something that has given them a lot of pleasure and much good will for the com mittee rene rennie who has attended and worked on every bingo with the exception of 10 was almost in a state of shock beautiful roses one for every year and including avery lovelygif l mrs renniethanked everyone and said she was sorry to see their enjoyable eveningsat an end she expressed on behalf of the legion and the tours planned for police weeh wheelchairs from j 3 year guarantee 8 front casters removable adjustable footrests easy folding check our complete line with the low prices colostomy ileostomy supplies qualified breast prosthesis fitting braces support garments to meet your doctors prescriptions we have specially trained male female personnel wheelchairs walkers canes crutches sales service rentals north america to obseryepolice week may 9 to may 15 the new no 2 district headquarters of york regional police will be open for conducted tours tours of the station located at 171 mackenzie dr richmond hill will be held between 730 and 930 pm from monday spring sale and tea r spring sale and tea will be held saturday may 15 at christ church on sunset blvd from 1130 am to 4 pm doanehail escent 7272122 8 yonge st n nog pcoo 10 am4pm mon fri aurora ontario abqve doane j pharmacy or by appointment pays you on 5 year guaranteed lnfestmenteertificates interest payable half yearly or may be compounded to maturity published rates subject to change without notice contact your local financialadvisor 69 yonge street suite 202 toronto m5e1k3 14163601770 v y much they -jap- predated the support given by the regular- bingo plaers many former committee members callers and players were there for old times sake and to have a last game together we are sorry to hear of the death of hazel bacon of stouffville and formerly of clarernont who died recently in ladies auxiliary centenary hospital the funeral service was held in oneus funeral home in stouffville with in terment in claremcnt union cemetery our sympathy goes to her large family including mrs jim peddie now living in whitby and willard peddie of clare rnont iv mr and mrs sandy goden have decided not ito run the booth in the park this year anyone interested in taking over the booth for the summer please contact mary borland at 6492047 frank hutchins a long time resident of clarcmont has had a slight stroke in his left arm we hope he will soon be feeling better after selling his home he went to fairview lodge where he settled in and is very happy in his new home his room is number 14 fairview lodge whitby the ucw morning unit will meet at the home of edith stickwood monday may 10 at 9 30 am with mrs stick- v in charge of the devotional the roll call name the flower of your month coffee morning will be held in the baptist church sunday school wednesday may 12 at 10 am everyone is welcome may 10 to thursday may 13 large daytime tours can be arranged by ap- poirihient the designated week is being observed as police week throughout north america the oak ridges detachment of theon- tario provincial police will be conducting tours of the station those wishing to have- a tour should call 7735281 sarah norbury 92 of markham lodge here tends some plants she acquired through the horticulture as therapy program being conducted in several area nursing homes ted wilcox hamilton trust- andsavings corporation late mrs howard hockley funeral service at united church t her way home from a florida vacation with her husband mrs howard hockley died suddenly in centenary hospital on april 17 1976 jwinnifred anne simpson was born in markham township and lived in uxbridge area and intoronto before her marriage to d howard hockley at the home of member canada deposit insurance corporation joannes cut curl 110 main ste i y stouffville haircuts mens hair styling perms her mother mrs robert simpson in uxbridge township on february 25 1920 in 1943 mr and mrs hockley took up residence in clarernont she was very fond of flowers especially her poppies that made such a colorful display around her house she w a member of the united church- and a regular attendant at the senior citizens meetings and euchres which she en joyed so much with her husband and her friends mis hockley is survived by her husband two daughters mildred mrs robert braith- waite of janetville dorothy mrs kenneth petty of gormley two sisters etta mrs clarence veitch- of uxbridge verna mrs percy jones of markham two brothers john of burlington clifford of west hill and two grandchildren mark and roger petty five sisters eva maude hazel fern edna and a brother charlest predeceased mrs hockley a large number of friends visited at the mceachnie funeral chapel and at clarernont united church where the rev e s linstcad of ficiated at the funeral service on tuesday april 20 pallbearers were all nephews and nephews-in- law james carmichael austin baker daniel baker jack simpson alan hockley and ken- neth hockley interment was in uxbridge cemetery greenwood news weather change brings out tennis enthusiasts by mildred mctaggart the warm easter weekend brought the tennis rackets out of the closets as the tennis enthusiasts took ad vantage of the weather to roses carnations ghrysanthemums petjedplgnts miked pans potted mums potted roses get an early start for the season even the return jt to more normal tern- v peratures in the following weeks did- not cool the enthusiasm of some one lady merely donned her ski jacket and kept on playing i the annual meeting of the park board will be held on thursday may 13 at 8 pm when officers for the board will be elected for the coming year those wishing member- ship tickets please con- tact mildred mctaggart we are pleased to have mr andmrs irvin perkin home again from florida rf- alice wilson of sarnia is visiting with her sister mrs milton pegg and family mrs ken brooks entertained about thirty relatives and friends to a sunday afternoon tea in 9 honor of her mother mrs wm pegg of stouffville whose birthday was on may 1 mrs don goodwin mrs e pegg and mildred mctaggart enjoyed the- service at box grove on sunday morning where the combined choirs of whitevale and box grove presented j w peter sons contata hail glorious king unit two of the ucw met at the home of mrs herb middleton on monday evening with mrs marion wilson in charge of the program unit one meet at the home of mrs hcaton westney rd on thursday afternoon may g with pearl brooks preparing the program west of m con on stouffville rd 2938741 v- 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