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For Wm. Walden
Birthday Party
Mr. William Walden, who re-
sides with his daughter and
son-in-law, Mr, and Mrs. Frank
Harbern, was honored at a
birthday party Saturday, at-
tended by 40 members of his
family, including his son and
daughter-in-law, daughters and
their husbands, grandchildren
and great-grandchildren.
A family dinner was held for
Mr. Walden, celebrating his
89th birthday that day. , The ,tea
table centered a beautifully
decorated birthday cake, flank-
ed with vases of mums, and he
was. the recipient of many love-
ly gifts and congratulatory mes-
sages.
Members of his family are:
One son, Lloyd, of Westfield;
daughters, (Mabel) Mrs. Reg
Jennings, of Livonia, Detroit;
(Madeline) Mrs. Frank Harburn,'
Hensall; (Elva) Mrs. Sid Mc-
Clinchey, Auburn; 19 grand-
children and 15 great-grand-
children.
DUBLIN'
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Burgess,
Flint, Mich., with Mrs. Joseph
.Dill: _
Mr. Joseph Jordan has return-
ed home from Scott Memorial
Hospital, Seaforth.
Mr. and Mrs. Frahk Flan-
nery have moved to his former
home in McKillop Township
from Dublin, and Mr. and Mrs.
John Flannery moved into the
home of 'the late Hugh McMil-
lan.
Mrs. John Holland and Mrs.
Nicholas, Krauskopf in London.
' Mr. and Mrs. John Krauskopf
land fatfrily have moved to
Trenton.
Mrs. Frank Burns is a patient
in St. Joseph's Hospital, Lon-
don,
Miss Mary' O'Connor, 'Sarnia,
with Mr> and Mrs. Don Mac-
Rae.
Mr. and •Mrs. Oliver Gaffney,
Stratford, with' Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald Holland. .
Rev. Arthur Looby, Ottawa,
with Mrs. A. 'M. Looby.
The Parent -Teachers Associa-
tion meeting is taking place on
February 28 at the Dublin Sep-
arate School.
The Catholic Women's League
of St. Patrick's parish catered
to a dinner for the' Federation
of. Agriculture in the parish
hall on .Tuesday. -
MIDWESTERN ONTARIO DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION officials hold manu-
scripts setting out phase . two of a three-phase development plan which will be pub-
` . lished as a comprehensive industrial index for Perth, Huron, Waterloo and Welling-
ton,the four zones comprising the association. Attending the meeting Wednesday, in
Stratford were, left to right, Howard E. Latsch, Palmerston, chairman of Zone 4 -
(Wellington); Robert Kerr, Galt, second vice-president of MODA, and MODA president,
Ross. Savauge, Seaforth.
Midwestern Reviews
Development Activities
Members acid zone commit- Phases one and two, the in- raw materials used, rental -
tees of the Midwestern Ontario
Development Association dis-
cussed problems facing their as-
sociation with their general
manager, Elmer W. Goebel,
Stratford, • at a muting in
Stratford Wednesday.
The association is comprised
of four zones: Perth, Huron,
Waterloo and Wellington.
Lack of sufficient funds, the
resignation of several munici-
palities, and an • apparent lack
of interest on the part of some
of the zone members curtailed
some wprk and what was under-
taken suffered set -backs, Mr.
,Goebel said. •
The general manager•said he
was departing from the usual
type of report, "where every-
body is patted ',n the back"
and instead gave what he felt
were "some of th3 shortcom-
ings of the association."
Howard S. Smith, Kitchener,
of Dryden & Smith ' planning
consultants, gave a report on
the second phase of a three-
phase plan for the foul zones.
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vestigation and collation . of
basic facts, have been com-
pleted. Phase three, arriving
at conclusions, publication and
distribution of the information
is the project to be completed,
he, said.
The major portion of part
two of the survey was the
gathering of information about
industry in the area.
"More than 500 industrialists
throughout the region were in-
terviewed," Mr. Smith said.
"And we encountered prob-
lems. It was difficult. All were
busy, some were .skeptical' and
some were downright fed -up
because of thousands of re-
quests for information from
other groups such as the gov-
ernment."
As the result of the industrial
investigations, a directory will
be published in late March
containing the names, type of
product produced, equipment,
News of Hensall
Hensall Coop.
Sets Patronage
Dividends
The 25th annual meeting of
the Hensall District Co-opera-
tives was held in the Canadian
Legion Hall, Hensall, on Wed-
nesday, Feb. 20:
Sales for the ''year ending
1962 were $695,000.00, with net
savings of $24,310.00, to be dis-
tributed at 3% on member. pt r -
chases. Total membership now
number86 7.
Retiring director Allann Arm-
strong was replaced by' Don
Campbell, of RR 3, Bayfield.
Owing to the very bad wea-
ther, attendance was down to
about .75 members. Don Huff,
of Weston, retail sales manager
of United Co-operatives, was
the guest speaker. At the con-
clusion of the meeting, coffee,
pie and ice cream were served.
35th Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mickle
quietly celebrated their $5th
wedding anniversary Monday,
Feb, 25. They held a family
dinner on Sunday and all the
members of their family were
present: Mr. and Mrs. Ross Mac-
Millan, Kitchener; Mr. Charles
Mickle, Hamilton; Mr. dnd Mrs.
William Mickle, Bob and Ann,
and Mrs. Mickle's sister, Mrs.
Florence, Joynt, Hensall.
The regular meeting of Am-
ber Rebekah Lodge was held
February 20, Noble Grand Mrs.
Hugh McEwen presiding. An
invitation to visit Brussels
Lodge March 12 was accepted.
Five dollars- was donated to the
project of making the. entrance
gates to the "International
Peace -Garden," February being
designated as a month to pray
for peace in the world.
In a- recent report of a fare-
well party to Mr. and Mrs. K.
Christian at Goodwins, a gift
was presented to Mrs. Lloyd
Fletcher (nee Vera Tinney), a
former member of the staff, not
Mrs. Prance.
The World Day of Prayer
will be held in the United
Church Friday, March 1, at 3
p.m., the theme being, "More
Than Conquerors." Mrs, H. F.
Currie will be guest speaker.
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floor space available, sales
forces, standard 'wage scales.
(where possible), expansion
plans, and other related infor-
mation of all industries in the
four zones.
The directory will be cross-
indexed. Industries will be list-
ed alphabetically, under pro-
duct, and by location.
Once information like this is
available, the inevitable ques-
tion asked is, "So what?" Mr.
Smith' said.
It is up to the organization
to bring the information to the
attention- of municipalities and
officials involved, he said, and
make the answer to that ques-
tion: "A. very great deal!"
Chairman for the meeting
was , MODA • president Ross
Savauge, Seaforth. A total of
30 zone representatives of 45
expected, attended; Bad weath-
er was blamed for the stay-at-
homes.
• Two Zones elected officials
for 1963. They are: Huron—
chairman, Howard Atken, God-
erich; vice - chairm n, 'Angus
MacLean, Seaforth; secretary,
Mrs. Minnie Noakes, Hensall;
dired'tors: "Bud" Cruickshank,
Wingham; . Murray Green, Exe-
ter, , and Robert 'Squire, Gade-
rich; Wellington: chairman,
Howard E. Latsch, Palmerston;
vice-chairman, H. A. McCulloch,
Arthur; secretary, J. D. Oaks,
Guelph; directors, Mayor W, K.
Denny, Fergus; Mr. McCulloch
and Mr. Oaks.
WEN EAST INSTITUTE
PLANS ACTIVE PROGRAM
Twenty-four members answer-
ed the roll call with "My fav-
orite time-saver," when Mrs.
James Drummond was hostess
for the February meeting of
Kippen East Women's Institute
on Wednesday. Mrs. Harry
Caldwell demonstrated "Party
Fare," including an eye -appeal-
ing party cake with whipped
cream and fruit filling and top-
ping, and an attractive array of
cookies.
Mrs. Ken McKay presented
the motto, "Domestic peace
cannot be preserved in jars."
Current events were reviewed
by Mrs. Wilmer Broadfoot, and
a health quiz was conducted by
Mrs. Ken McKay. Donations
were made to the International
Scholarship, Northern Canada,
Adelaide Hoodless and Founda-
tion Fund.
It was deeded to have a bake.
less. bake sale, each member to
donate $1.00 at the March meet-
ing, to count three points on
their attendance records. Mrs.
Drummond, Mrs. Robert Kins-
man and Mrs. V. Cooper offer-
ed to be the nominating com-
mitee to bring in the slate of
officers for the new year. It
was planned to invite the dis-
trict president', Mrs. Harry
Strang, to the March meeting.
Courtesy remarks were given
by Mrs. Howard Finkbeiner.
Mrs. Robert Gemmell convened
the program and first vice-presi-
dent Mrs. Harry Caldwell pre-
sided for the business. Lunch
committee were Mrs. R. Gem-
mell, Mrs. Ray Consitt, Mrs.
William Gibson and Mrs. D.
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