The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1948-06-17, Page 9the TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, MORNING, JUNE 17th, 1948 i
Drainage Prpbl ems Discussed at
Usborne Council Meeting
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The regular meeting of the
Usborne Council was held Sat
urday afternoon, June 12th in
the Township Hall at Elimville
with Reeve Hugh Berry presid
ing and Councillors Brock Tuck
ey, Simpson and Pincombe pres
ent.
The minutes of the
lar meeting held on
and -the minutes of
meeting held on May
confirmed as printed
of Councillors Brock
combe.
At 2 p.m. the -Engineer’s
port on the Stone Drain
read. Township Engineer
Archibald and his assistant Jas.
Howe were in attendance and
discussed the Report with the
assembled ratepayers. After a
lengthy discussion the Stone
Drain Report providing for a
drainage work estimated to cost
$6,993 was provisionally adopt
ed on motion of Councillors
Tuckey and Pincombe. The date
for the Court of Revision was
set for the next regular meeting
to be held on Saturday after-*
noon, July 10th. The Clerk was
instructed to advertise a tender
call for the
the Stone
close at 9
June 29th
Council agreed to meet to open
and, consider
may be received.
In the 1
plaint of
through his
to his land
pair of the Stewart Drain,
Engineer advised that his staff
were about to make a survey
and bring in a report on this
drain.
In the matter
plaint .of
through his
to his land
the outlet
Drain, the
that he would look into the
matter and advise the Council at
an early date as to what course
of action it should follow.
The Engineer advised that
the Maver Drain had been con
structed by the contractor,
P. Dietrich,
plans and
that the contractor was entitled
to his contract price.
The Engineer
that the work done
Knowles in installing
tile in the Wurm
been properly done
payment for the same
order.
Council agreed to engage Er
nie Knowles to install 19 00 ft.
of 14 inch in the Cann-Mitchell
drain and "that he would be
paid at the rate of $1.00 per
hour for himself and $5 per
day for helpers.
A complaint from Wm. Row-
cliffe regarding the poor condi
tion of the head wall on the
Glenn Sommerville drain on his
farm was brought to the atten
tion of the Council. Council
agreed- to inspect the headwall
on the evening of June 29th,
A petition signed by practical
ly all the assessed parties on
the George Dunn Award Drain
was tabled. The petition asked
that the Council take the Award
drain over as -a Municipal drain
and proceed to have the drain
put in good operating condition
On motion of Councillors Pin
combe and Tuckey the George
Dunn Award drain was accepted
by the Council as a Municipal
drain. The matter
tion of the drain
to the Engineer
tion.
Messrs.
Delmer
Council
port of
scheme
Agriculture
through the
$50 -shares. Council agreed to
if nec-
purchase of the
two shares until such time as
the Federation is financially
able to take care of the matter,
and
the
Zion
fin-
con-
of the condi-
was referred
for investiga-
Hunter andHarold
Skinner interviewed the
in regard to the sup-
a Co-operative insurance
by the Federation of
in the Township
purchase of two
support the Federation,
ess ary, in the
contract to construct
Drain; tenders to
p.m. on Tuesday
at, which time the
such tenders as
matter of the com-
Jas. W. Gardiner
3 solicitor of damage
through the non-re-
the
of the com-
A. W. Etherington
solicitor of damage
through flooding at
Anderson
advised
of the
Engineer
C.
according to his
specifications and
also advised
by Ernie
the 16 in.
drain had
and that
was in
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Messrs. Ephriam Hern
James Earl interviewed
Council on behalf of the
Cemetery Board asking for
ancial assistance in the
struction of a new road fence.
On motion of Councillors Simp
son and Pincombe a grant of
$50 for this'” purpose was made
to the Zion, Cemetery Board.
The following
was tabled and
follows:
From Oliver’
the Ausable River Conservation
Authority advising that an in
terim assessment of $294 had
been levied against the Town
ship of Usborne and is now due
Payment of assessment was au
thorized on motion of Council
lors Simpson and Brock.
From
School re 1948 Requisition of
$4,832.56
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Children’s Day
Large crowds were in attend
ance at the -Children’s Day ser
vices in the Evangelical United
Brethren
June 13.
pastor,
Dahms,
sermon,
rendered two selections. In the
evening the Church School pre
sented the annual Children's
Day programme of recitations;
solos, readings, vocal, and in
strumental numbers, including
both a men’s and ladies’ chor
us. Mr. Ray Morlock, Supt. of
the Church School, was chair
man for the program in which
all members of the School par
ticipated,
flowers,
beautified
occasion.
Rev. and Mrs. Hann attended
the funeral of Mrs. Hann’s fath
er, the late Mr, Robt. Hare at
the home of his daughter at
Milton on Thursday. Mr. Hare
had reached the age of 91 years
and passed away suddenly
while conversing with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clark, of
British Columbia, are visiting
with Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Clark
and Mr. and Mrs. B. Kestle.
Mrs. Otto Brown has return-'
Church QU Sunday,
In the morning the
the Rev, J. y.
preached a missionary
and a Junior Choir
Numerous baskets oi
.tastefully arranged,
the sanctuary for the
Exeter
and
correspondence
dealt with as
Amos,sec. of
District High
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asking for an
immediate advance of. 50
cent. Payment of $2,400 author
ized by motion of Councillors
Brock and Pincombe.
From, the Department of
Highways approving the 1948
Road Appropriation By-Law of
$48,000, approval for subsidy of
the purchase of crawler tractor
and equipment to the amount
of $14,495, and bridge construc
tion to the amount of $3,854.07
Filed.
Orders
Treasurer
$4,369.36. The Road Superinten
dent presented vouchers for
payment to the amount of $1,-
007.06. Accounts were passed
on motion of Councillors Pin
combe and Tuckey. Treasurer
reported ‘receipts to the amount
of $1,553.81 since May 10th.
All motions were unanimously
passed and Council adjourned
to meet again in regular session
on Saturday afternoon July 10.
Harry Strang, Clerk
per
were drawn on the
for amounts totalling
THAMES ROAD
Rev. and Mrs. Mair attended'
the Dow-M’cPhail wedding
reception at Roy’s Church,
Thursday, June 10 th at
o’clock noon last week.
The Thames Road S.S. anni
versary will be held Sunday,
June 20 th with Rev. A. S.
Trueblood, of Stratford, as guest
speaker for the morning service-
and Rev. H. Johnston, of Mit
chell, for the evening service.
The morning service will be
held at 11.15 a.m. D.S.T. with
the Sunday School choir in at
tendance and evening service at
7.30 p.m. Tuesday, June 22nd
a Ham and Strawberry supper
will be held in the church base
ment, followed by a concert un
der the direction of Willie Bell
Scotch entertainer from London
Admission, adults 90c. children,
under 14, 50c.
Several
attended
Day at
Saturday
We are sorry to report that
Mr. John Selves was admitted
to Victoria Hospital, London,
last week and underwent an
appendicitis operation. His many
friends wish him a
covery.
Mr. C. Miller, Mr.
Lillie and Edwin
from this community
the annual Airforce
Centralia airport on'
last.
speedy
re
should
of Mr,1
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POP’S
Taxi Service
ed to her home in Owendale,
Mich., after a pleasant
with relatives here.
Mr. S. S. Wuerth and
Maleeta Wein spent a few
this week at Belle Ewart.
Wuerth accompanied-them home
after visiting a few weeks with
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Baxter,
Several from .this community
attended the W.I. convention in
Zurich on Tuesday of
Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
of Windsor, visited
week-end with Mr.
Jos. Woodall.
July 7 th has been i
the date for the United Church
School picnic at Grand Bend.
All members of the congregation
and School are invited to attend
Two-fold congratulations are
extended to Mr® and Mrs. Rus
sell Johnston. On the arrival of
little daughter on Tuesday
of last week in St. Joseph's
Hospital and upon Mr. Johns
ton's promotion from Squadron
Ldr. to Wing Comr. which was
announced at the Air School on
Saturday.
Mr, and Mrs. Victor Kestle,
of Exeter, visited on Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs, Thos. Treve-
thick.
Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Bowman
of Windsor, spent the week-end
with Mr. and Mrs. E. Guetting-
er.
Mr. and Mrs, Melvin Brown,
of Kitchener, Mr. Ira Brown, of
Toronto, Mrs. L. Dambra and
daughter, Rosa, of London, and
Mr. C. Moser, of
visited over the
Mrs. F. Brown
Mrs. Burn,
has spent
turned to
Mr. Moser
Mr.
and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
of Long Reach, Cali.,
last week with Rev. and Mrs.
S. W. Hann.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Dougher
ty visited on Monday
and Mrs. Hann.
Rev. S. W. Hann
anniversary services
Church, Woodham,
Rev. Laing, of Woodham,
plied here.
visit
Miss
days
Mrs.
last ween
Woodall,
over the
and Mrs.
chosen as
a (
Meadow Brook
week-end with
and Rev. and
C. Moser, who
time here re-
with
Mrs.
some
Meadow Brook
on Monday,
and Mrs. Charles Owen
Cook
visited
with Rev
conducted
at Zion
on Sunday
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erett Miller, at Zion.
In last week’s news
shower for Doris Duncan
have read at the home
and Mrs. K. Simpson instead of
Mr. and Mrs. K. Duncan.
Mrs. Wm, Mair was admitted
to Victoria Hospital, London, on
Monday and underwent a minor
operation Tuesday.
Mrs. Margaret Fletcher, grad
uate nurse from Hamilton Hos
pital, spent the past week with
her parents, Mr. and
Moodie before taking
in Hamilton.
Congratulations to
Mrs. Matthew Thomson
ebrated their
anniversary
this week,
relatives called at
to extend to them
wishes.
Mr
Bert
Mr. i
and
and
day.
Rev. and Mrs. Weir
ralia, visited at the Manse
day evening.
Mrs. Wnu
a position
Mr. and
who cel-
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on Wednesday of
Many friends and
tlieir home
their
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and Mary, of London
and Mrs. Melvin
Marilyn visited
Mrs. P, Passmore
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