The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1956-03-22, Page 17.THE T1MES-ADV0CATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 22, 1956
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Usborne, Exeter Officials
Discuss Flooding In Town
Discussion of flooding in the
south-east section of Exeter took
place at Usborne council meeting
on Monday, March 12, >
•Exeter Mayor R, E, Pooley and
Deputy-Reeve Chester Mawhin-
ney said the flooding was caused
by the blocking of the natural
water course on the (Snider pro
perty in Usborne.
The township council advised
the town officials that Usborne
did not have a building require
ment by-law and that no town
ship drainage scheme had been
constructed in that area. There
fore Usborne could take no action
in the matter.
Hubert Hunter was appointed
to assist Allen Fletcher on warble
fly inspection at 85 cents per
hour.
T. A. Wiseman reported to
council on his audit for 19i55.
He said the books of the town
ship were well kept and that the
financial position was excellent
‘with a surplus for the year of
■$'5,8’68.09.
Delegates to the Ontario Good
Roads Association convention
were voted $28 in expense money.
A Relegation from Elimvil'le
WjI., consisted of Miss R. iSkin-
ner, Mrs. H. Bell and Mrs. G.
Johns, 'interviewed council re
garding t'he finishing of the ad
dition to the township hall and
.the installation of cupboards.
Council agreed to cover the floor,
.install heating equipment and
buy paint for the addition; the
ladies are to apply the paint and
Install cupboards as they wish.
W. H. Hodgson, Exeter, out-
lined insurance coverage for
warble fly and weed spraying
operations. ’Council agreed to buy
a policy with limits of $10,000
for one day and $50,000 for the
year at a premium of $80,00.
Tax collector reported further
collections of $8;4'5.32 leaving
$5^0'315 in 19<5'5 taxes still out
standing.
The 1956 road appropriation
by-law providing for expenditure
of $15,000 for construction and
$213,000 for maintenance was pas
sed for departmental approval.
• In regard to the Morrison Dam,
township solicitor W,
rane, Exeter, advised
that Usborne would be
Coeh-
letter
G.
by
- R.sk'oxl t<ogive a permit and pass a by-law
allowing the construction of the
dam on the township roadway
and that the same was in course
of preparation by the Ausable
Authority solicitor and would be
submitted to council at a later
date. t
. Grant to the ‘ South Huron
Music Festival of $125.00 was ap
proved. G. iC. Ford, festival .sec
retary, requested the .contribu
tion.
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Serves all Canada
’ . The recent meeting the Evan-
. gelical Youth Fellowship had the
J Dashwood young people as
guests, It was decided to have
a (Sunrise ‘Service with Rev, Wat-
1 tarn of Grand Bend as guest
■ speaker. As in other years, break-
’ fast will be served after the serv-
• ice.
In addition to the regular Wed-
■ nesday night Lenten services,
• there will he a service on Thurs-
’ day night in Holy Week with
1 communion.
At the annual Bunday School
[ meeting, the following officers
( were elected for the coming
church year, superintendent, Ed
Hendrick, assistant, Gordon Ratz,
; secretary, Donald Flnkbeiner,
treasurer Donald Ratz. Other of
ficers and teachers will be ap
pointed by the executive.
Mission Band
Speaking on the “Life and Ac
tivities of Western Indians’’-Mrs,
(‘Rev.) Rapson gave an educa
tional talk at the program given
by the United Church Mission
Band on Saturday. . -
Presiding for t‘h« program and
meeting were, Marlene King1 and
Douglas Galloway, other mem
bers taking part were,"' lEiease
Lamport, Judy Lamport, Marilyn
Galloway, Frances Jackson,
Doreen Kenny., and James Finite
beiner, Tea was served to ’the
many guests, by members of the
Band, under the-convenership of
Mts. iS. King and Mrs. Ray King.
Personal Items
• Mr. William Smith returned
from St. Joseph’s Hospital last
week.*
Mrs'. Bella Finkbeiner, Exeter,
spent a few days at the home of
Mrs. Mary Wein.
Morris Hirtzel left for Winni
peg by plane where he is attend
ing a cattle sale.
Mr. William Wright has dis
posed of hiS farm south of Credi
ton, to -Mr. Roy Lamport, and
•has purchased a home in Exeter,
where he and Mrs. Wright will
take up residence in the neai’
.futre,
Mr. and Mrs. Hilliard .Sparling,
Mr. and Mrs. Clate Sparling and
son, Allan of Walkerton, visited
on Sunday with Mrs. John iSmith.
Relatives attending the funeral
of the late Mrs. Wm. Oestricher
included Mr. and . Mrs. Ed
French, Mr. Reg Abel and son,
Robert, Mr, Ezra Oestricher, Mis
ses Matilda and Clara 'Oestricher
all of Windsor, Mrs. Dan
Oestricher of Hanover, Dr. and
Airs. Hostetler of London, Mrs.
Gibson, Blyth, Rev. and Mrs. J.
Oestricher, Clifford. Mr. and Mrs.
J. Brown, (Zurich, Mr. and IMrs.
S. Oestricher and Mrs. A. Oe-
stricher, Dashwood and Mr. K At
kinson of London who 4s spend
ing some time with Mr. OestriSh-
er.
Mrs. Oestricher
Native Of Blyth
IMrs. William* Oestricher passed
away suddenly at her home h-ere
oh Saturday, March 17, in (her
,64 th year.
The former Gentrude Gibbon of
Blyth, she was united in -marriage
with William Oesiricher in 1-923,
and on Thursday, March, 15, the
couple celebrated the thirty third
anniversary ,of their marriage.
They farmed for many years
north of Crediton and later re
tired inito the village.
, ‘She was a faithful member of
the Crediton .Evangelical Church.
(Surviving besides her husband,
are two sisters, Mrs. Pearl Cole
and Miss Sarah Gibson, both of
London. The body rested at the
Dinney Funeral Home in Exeter
until Monday noon, and was then
removed to Crediton Evangelical
Church, where a ■public service
was conducted at 2..30 p.m. by
Rev. Glen Strome,' assisted by
Rev. John Oestricher of ’Clifford.
A vocal duet “iBeyond The iSun-
set” was sung by Mrs. A. Gaiser
and Mrs., L, Hey. Interments was
in Crediton Cemetery.'
Wil-
J. Albert Doupe
Kirkton Native
The death occurred suddenly
on Tuesday- at his home in To
ronto of Joseph Albert (Bert)
Doupe, youngest son of the late
Mr. and IMrs, Robert Doupe, for
merly of Kirkton.
He leaves his wife, the former
Beatrice Gunning, of Kh’kton;
four brothers, Ernest of London,
Everett, of Kirkton, Alvin’, Port
Credit, and Wilfred, of Exeter;
four sisters, (Lucy) Mrs, George
Hazlewood, of Stratford, (tMary)
(Mrs. Robert ‘Hazlewood, R.R. 1
"St. Marys, (Alberta) Mrs.
liam Harding, St. Marys,
Eleanor of Stratford,
The funeral was held on
day -with burial in Toronto,
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IMrs. Jas. Dixon spent Thurs
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Mrs. Karl Morley on Wednes
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Mr. and Mrs. Howard Fenton
visited their sister-in-law who is
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