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THE HURON EXPOSITOR, SEAFORTH, ONT., MAY 14, 1979
organizations, once the majority
of members have joined, the
otherS should be members too.
Mr. Kilberg said that MODA
has bent over backwards to plead
with municipal representatives.
"If they always say no, we
can't do much else."
He said that with the new de-
velopments with Ontario planning
they might see the light and come
to MODA for discussions.
"If they want to recognize us
we will welcome them," he said.
0. J. Wassman, of Grand
Bend, said that less time should
be spent in attracting new mem-
bers, and more time in preparing
for the new Toronto centred re-
gional plan.
MODA is supposed to give its
view on the plan by Sent. 20.
.1%
IX other business, Manager
Milton Phillips said that the res-
ponse for the tour of the region
has been good. The two-day tour
will take place on June 9 and 10
and will take industrial repre-
sentatives through Stratford, St.
Marys, Clinton, Goderich, Wing-
ham, Harriston, Mount Forest,
Arthurp Elmira, Elora and Fer-
gus. Mr. Phillips told the Exposi-
tor on Tuesday there would be
no time for more than a hesita-
tion, at Mitchell and Seaforth.
"Penhaps we could stop and
someone could come on the bus
and speak for a moment.or so",
he said as he stressed the tight
schedule that had been planned.
The group will spend the night
in Goderich.
A successful dessert euchre
was held 'at the Orange Hall
Wednesday by the L.O.B.A. Win-
ners in the afternoon were:
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El. LOBA Sponsori Dess rt Euchre
Ladies First - Mrs. AnsonCole-
maerLadies Lone - Mrs.Walter
Scott; Ladies Consolation -Mrs.
Belle Moore: !amity Tally -Mrs."
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Pearl McFarlane.
Evening winners were:Ladies
First - Mrs. Alex Wright; Ladies
Lone - Mrs. Evelyn Appleby;
Ladies Consolation - Mrs. Mabel
Higgerson; Men's First - Lorne
Dennis; Men's Lone - Russell
Coleman; Men's Consolation -
Ephriam Clarke.
The draw on the hassock was
won by Ruth Smith,
A 'budget with a surplus of
almost $7,000 for the 1970 sea-
son was approved by the Mid-
western Ontario Regional De-
velopment Council at a noon mee-
ting Friday.
• The surplus of $6-,991.69 will
be put into a contingency fund for
the coming year..
',We can do more things for
ourselves new that we have the
money." said David Kilberg,
MODA president. ,,We were set
up to make things happen. Now
we can."
The revenue coming in will
include a $32,000 giant from the
provincial government.
This includes an outright
$22,000, up $2,000 from last
year, and $10,000 if matched in
fees from member municipali-
ties.,
So far, $18,324,56 has come in
from the membership fees. This
is from some 60 or so members
and does not include the tees from
Ayr and Elmira, which recently
joined.
Income will be $52,624, but 15
'per cent or $2,748.67 will go to
the MODA tourist council. Income
thus is $49,875.89,
Expenditures will include
$4,500 for office rent and $6,000
for manager's salary. The coun,-
ell will be assuming this portion
of Ms salary, after the govern-
ment had been paying it. The of-
fice rent was reduced after re-
newing the agreement with Vic-
toria and Grey Trust.
Curtis Roth, mayor of New
Hamburg said that there is a pos-
sibility that Wellesley and the
City of Waterloo might join the
organization, and asked that zone
meetings be held to elect dele-
gates,to the council.
Kitchener, Galt and Waterloo
counties have indicated that they
do hot want to become members.
MODA has just about decided,
not to go after communities that
have declined to join the council.
The time will, be spent with
those, which are already members
working with the regional plan
which is to be released in late
June.
Some $8,000 has been see-
aside in the budget to finance
meetings and work on alb, plan.
T. H. Isley, reeve of Waterloo
Township, expressed the view
that MODA doesn't need to beg.
He said that they should not an-
tagonize the leaders in the cities
which are not members. He said
that they will soon realize that
they should join.
He suggested that like other
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