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kidney transplant thursday february 3 1972 the tribune page is bv kveivn milsted gormley mr douglas beletch un derwent a kidney transplant operation in toronto western hospital jan 26 prior to surgery all tests and records had been computerized when the kidney was available the com- putor showed only two available recipients one cf these was in the united states but because of the air traffic controllers strike it could not be flown there mr beletch was then in formed although still in isolation he is reported progressing favorably the gormley womens institute will celebrate their 75th anniversary feb 23 the meeting is at the home of mrs deb baker at 2 pm dinner guests of mr and mrs paul farmer in honor of colleens birthday were mr and mrs warren reaman of thornhill mrs beulah jones and mr roy heise mr jack starr is home following surgery in york central hospital at richmond hill mr ed tatton un derwent surgery in york county hospital newmarket mr and mrs russell sproxton and mr and mrs donald sproxton motored recently to baysville mr and mrs paul farmer and family were guests of her brotherinlaw and sister mr and mrs harvey bowen and family little britain mr and mrs lloyd johnson and family of minesing spent the week with mr and mrs whitney johnson s mr and mrs tony campagna and family have moved to thornhill however tony is still managing the gormley garage mr and mrs allan doner and family presented a skit at banfield missionary church sunday school in willowdale they had dinner with their cousins mr and mrs carman wraggett and supper with mrs chas hoover and doris all of willowdale mr and mrs john avizius have returned from a holiday with relatives in virginia mr and mrs geo sider of hamilton lection expenses the following are the expenses of and contributions to can didates in flic provin cial election of oct 21 1971 him hodgson contributions 1b33316 expenses 1g3331b bob lewis contributions s401b48 expenses 532033 george t1mpson contributions 429400 expenses s5g4831 n l hagell returning officer i sk8etfrom ioftepeopus xitcmitg rosmuoaa fiayimrpasta mosrj aurora bd vandorf bd a rlngwood w e s als tack shop rr 4 stouffville 640201 1 spent sunday with her parents mr and mrs koy brillinger mr and mrs walter brillinger and familv mr and mrs eldon brillinger and family mr and mrs roy brillinger and jean mr and mrs geo sider of hamilton and miss vera brillinger of richmond hill had sunday dinner with mrs ross brillinger and sons mrs john hon- sberger and sons of orillia spent the week end with mr and mrs deb baker mr milton cook of toronto died very suddenly early friday morning as the result of a heart attack milton was the eldest son of the late mrs ida cook and brother of mrs deb baker he was born and raised at gormlev and attended s s 7 whitchurch the service was held monday afternoon from the jerrett funeral home at lansing with burial at york cemetery mrs fred lewis was pleasantly surprised jan 21 on the oc casion of her 75th birthday by several of her neighbors mrs richard davies mrs geoff campey mrs allan doner and mrs ron elliott rev and mrs an drew mcniven and mary have returned from three weeks in florida boxlunch social vandorf a revival of the old box- lunch social is planned for the vandorf community hall this month town councillor betty vannostrand told members that the people in ward 1 were interested in organizing such an event it would be held under the sponsorship of the vandorf com munity centre board the tentative date is feb 11 the evening to have a valentine theme will feature an auction of lunches prepared by the ladies in the area dies at sunnybrook gormley sud- denly at sunnybrook hospital friday jan 28 milton alfred cook oldest son of the late mrs ida cook of gormley beloved husband of hazel cook and loving father of edna mrs w waltham verna mrs a wideman velma mrs f claringbold mrs hilda tripp norma mrs j minarik also survived by 7 grandchildren and 3 greatgrandchildren dear brother of may mrs m a i 1 1 a n d spence of stouffville gertie mrs delbert baker of gormley and albert of toronto its still a baby lf you think im big you should see my father this 5h pound hull elephant is owned by david coppin formerly of stotiffvillc and now of xipigon farms k it 1 richmond hill lie is still a baby at is months old but has a mailsize apptlili in a week he will consume sll pounds of dairy ration 5 bushels of carrots and a bale of hay j thomas region of york moves to assume family life program york region the region is moving to take over markhams family life centre and to establish two similar branches the rich mond hillthornhill centre will also be absorbed by the region in a report con sidered by regional council jan 27 the health and social services committee cited a definite need and interest discussions with provincial officials have secured a promise that the department of social the funeral was held monday jan 31 from the jerrett willowdale chapel with interment york cemetery the pallbearers were wayne morrison ken siefreid lyonell douglas and bobby cook douglas ramer and family services will pay 50 percent of the cost of salaries and fringe benefits of counselling staff it is proposed that the region will pay the other 50 percent while local nonprofit boards would un derwrite office ac commodation and utilities the report con cluded with a recommendation that the regions com missioner of health and social services be authorized to hire the staff of the two existing centres and establish new centres at newmarket and sutton these two new centres appear to be set up on a halfyear basis the total cost to the region in 1972 would be 35000 while the province would pay the same amount local organizations would be expected to raise almost 19000 council members voted acceptance of the report after brief discussion mario the markham centre address council at its bartoletti director of has been invited to next meeting feb 10 california departures apr8apr22 udaysbusair 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arts and technology kigcmpus oumrinsirttt rr t king ontario 50 to catch a dog iroxy uxbr1dge tup if we spent 3000 in 1971 on dog control and we caught dogs 75 of which were disposed of then its costing us s50 to catch one dog councillor muirhead made this rough costs- results calculation during a discussion on dog control in ux- bridge township mrs ann barrett dog control officer explained that it cost her s5 to have a dog destroyed although the fee was less if more than one was taken in farm tax sessions ont cty two meetings on the subject of taxation have been set up by the ontario county federation of agriculture the first is monday feb 7 in the com munity hall at udney and the second thursday feb 10 at ihe legion hall in uxbridge the times for both are 115 pm present to explain farm tax laws will be douglas miles area coordinator and farm management spec ialist ontario dept of agriculture the county executive for 1972 is headed by donald hadden of blackwater he succeeds gary herrema of uxbridge other officers are neil hunter seagrave 1st vicepresident bert guthrie whitby 2nd vicepresident the secretaryman ager is mrs edna meyers a position she has held since 1959 at a time deputy- reeve jackson suggested that perhaps some sort of contract could be made with the veterinarian that would reduce the charges council made a resolution to charge 5 per dog for stray dogs given new homes to defray the cost of board while in township custody 2 to go to the dog control officer and s3 to the township it was also resolved that the bylaw en- forcement officer in consultation with mrs barrett send letters of warning to owners of nuisance dogs run- ningatlarge to be followed if necessary by legal proceedings to give the warning some bite meanwhile it was learned the pound in goodwood is nearing completion and perhaps by the end of next month will be ready to house the townships 50 strays markham 2v4 33s5 tonight only iasi comnen show 700 pm donald sutherland elliott gould 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