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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1973-07-12, Page 3McKnight's Annual Clearance of Men's Wear LIMITED TIME ONLY SALE STARTS THURSDAY, JULY 12 MEN'S: SUITS-SLACKS CO-ORDINATES SHIRTS-TIES SPORTS WEAR SWIM TRUNKS SHORTS etc. etc. Len McKnight & Sons 111111111111 CHARG NEM MEN'S WEAR Alterations at Cost. All Sales Final Thanks for Shopping at McKnighti .4Ply 12, 197q Page a Area 'hiking • trail appears feasible Beach July 8, 1973 in his 19th year. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. A chief Mostrey, RR 3, Exeter and brother of Annie and Wilfred both at home, He was the grand-nephew of Mr. and Mrs. Julian Verlinde, Exeter and is also survived by grand- parents and other relatives in Belgium. Funeral mass was held from Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church, July 11, 1973 with R. C. Dinney Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. Interment was in the Mount Carmel Cemetery, Pallbearers were Ed VanEsbroeck, Tony Lansbergen, Wayne Hoffman, Rick Hoffman, Dave Groot and Doug Murray. major portion of the trail would be outside the town limits and that Usborne Township should be asked to join Exeter in, such a venture. Deputy-Reeve Helen Jermyn agreed that the cost of the maintenance had to be carefully considered, "I like to take ad- vantage of these programs (ones which receive government grants) but at the same time we have to look ahead too," she added. 87th year. He was the husband of Agnes Charrette and father of Harold Siemon, Goderich; Joseph Siemon, Windsor; Mrs Rey (Marie) Raw, Seaforth and Mrs. Dominque (Thelma) Jeffrey, RR 2, Zurich. He is also survived by a sister, Mrs, Robert (Laura) Dumbar, Lambeth, 23 grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren. Funeral mass was held at St. Boniface Roman Catholic" Church, Zurich, July 10, 1973 with Westlake Funeral Home, Zurich in charge of arrangements. Interment was in the adjoining cemetery. MRS. NOBLE SCOTT Mrs. Noble Scott, the former Pearl Hill died in South Huron Hospital, Exeter July 8, 1973 in her 87th year, She was the wife of the late Noble Scott and mother of Murray Scott, Exeter. She is also survived by four grandchildren, nine great- grandchildren, four sisters: Mrs. Bella Snell, Exeter; Mrs. Otis Wright, Detroit; Mrs. Edith Sewell and Mrs. Emma Willis, B.C.; and three brothers, Ronald of Windsor, Harold of Newmarket and Fred of London. Funeral service was held from the Hopper-Hockey Funeral Home July 11, 1973 with Rev. Glenn Wright officiating, Interment was in Exeter Cemetery. back on track weEexke tteb ar t acouncil tlreaatrInbed et wteheins Riverview Park and the Morrison Dam is feasible, but the property owners involved want some assurances they would not be held liable for any injuries sustained on their lands or that their lands would not be damaged. Dan Wilson, a member of the Ausable Bayfield Conservation Authority SWEEP group, told council he had surveyed the possibility of the walk and found it had good possibilities. He also said he had talked to all' S involved and found they were ewer project but one of the property owners receptive to the idea but wanted to make certain they had no obligation towards people using the trail. Wilson reported the trail could 2.••' probably be established to a A PRACTICE ROUND Before Thursday's log sawing contest officially started several practice cuts are performed. Shown above bending their backs are Norm Wolper while timer John Norris watches. T-A photo The project to complete Exeter's sanitary sewer system is now back on the track and indications are that the work will three-week period by the SWEEP begin next year. crew. "The things that have to be done have been done to date," Mayor Jack Delbridge told council this week after several pieces of correspondence relating to the project were read. Officials from the ministry of the environment have approved of the agreement between council and Canadian Canners Ltd, for the use and cost sharing of the lagoon system, The ministry is expected to soon make application to the Ontario Municipal Board for approval of the funds required. With the delays have come some increased costs. New estimates on the project are "There would be no revenue $687,000, an increase of almost from such a project," he $60,000 over the original estimate reminded council, adding that the of a year ago. Lions event attracts crowd After considerable debate, council asked that their solicitor be asked for his opinion on what type of agreement was required to protect the property owners. Reeve Derry Boyle said he did not oppose the idea in principle, but expressed some concern over the costs involved in the main- tenance. He noted Exeter already had a large park system that was costly to upkeep and suggested the addition of a trail could necessitate the hiring of another staff member on a part-time basis. MRS, CECIL S. JONES Mrs. Cecil S. (Mary Gladys) Jones passed away at Victoria Hospital, London, July 6, 1973 in her 76th year. She was the wife of Cecil S, Jones, Exeter and father of Mrs. Alexander (Jean) Mclroy,Windsor; and Ted of Exeter, She was predeceased by Russel and Mrs. Roy (Ruth Ann) Phillips. She was the sister of Oscar Windsor, of Ailsa Craig; Arthur Windsor, Arva; and grandmother of Randy, New York; David and Ian McIroy, Windsor; and Ricky Phillips, Edmonton. Funeral service was held at the Hopper-Hockey Funeral Home, Exeter July 9, 1973 with Rev. Glen Wright officiating. Interment was in Exeter Cemetery. Pallbearers were Ron Windsor, Jim Windsor, Ed Windsor, Fred Jones, Don Smith and Harvey Smith all nephews of the deceased. — Continued from front page equipped for battle with their own saw and manager. Veteran logger Ken Johns made sure everything was in order for his team. Prout and Robichaud got in some practice time in the mor- ning in the Prout Bush after their saw was finely honed to a high pitch by Jim Wilson. Prizes for the log sawing contest were provided by Milt Robbins Cycle Shop and Exeter District Co-Op. The Prout-Robichaud com- bination have entered a similar competition at this fall's Teeswater Fair, During Thursday afternoon souvenir logs were tattooed by Laverne Hamilton and offered for sale. He was assisted by Bev Morgan and John Norris. The latter pair were in charge of the log sawing starting and timing. A stationary gas engine which runs backwards owned by Phil and Doug Gemenhardt of Bayfield and a drag saw owned by Fred Mote, also of Bayfield were in action during the af- ternoon. JENNIE BUCHANAN Miss Jennie Buchanan, passed away July 9, 1973 at Huronview Clinton in her 80th year, She was a resident of Hensall for the past number of years. Surviving are two brothers, Alfred, Clinton and Willard, Hensall. Several nieces and nephews also survive. Funeral services were held from the Bonthron Funeral Chapel, July 11, with interment in Hensall Union Cemetery. Log souvenirs were available to visitors to Exeter's Centennial celebrations sample and the forge are Bev Morgan, blacksmith Laverne Hamilton and T-A photo CENTENNIAL SOUVENIRS — Thursday. Shown above with a Fred Lankamp. Ottewell — Continued froni front page completed in a day and would be less costly than most sewer lines. "Would it be obsolete in a few years?" asked Councillor Ted Wright. "It would be quite a few years, unless we annex part of Stephen Township," Kells replied. At the suggestion of Shaw, the matter was turned over to the drains committee for further study. Playground Registration Labatts blue balloon goes up ... up ... up Sat. July 14 la a.m. - ? p.m. '1.00 fee for a 2 week session KIRKTON BALL PARK Ages 5-12 years HERBERT HELMUTH KIRMSE Herbert Helmuth Kirmse, Usborne Township died At South Huron Hospital, July 6, 1973 in his 51st year. He was the husband of Lisa- Ursula Eckert and father of Jean, Germany and Rene at home. He was the son of Armin Kirm- se, Germany and brother of Johanna, Germany. Funeral service was held from the R. C. Dinney Funeral Home, Exeter July 9, 1973 with Rev. Barry Robinson officiating. Interment was in Exeter Cemetery. Pallbearers were Jack Fuller, Bill Lock, Bill Triebner, Bob Pettit, Mel Glanville and Emery Pfaff. Honorary pallbearers were Tommy Goodwin, George Merpaw, Martin Dejong and Tony Martens. Flower bearers were Bill Huxtable, Harold Johns, Terry Johns and Larry Hockey. RONNY CHARLES MOSTREY Ronny Charles Mostrey died suddenly as the result of a drowning accident at Ipperwash Ivory Liquid Soap KING SIZE 32 fl oz. 7 1 % Ban SSu-per- Dry Anti Perspirant Deodorant sin Maitre de Coffee 10oz. This Week Only $153 Johnson's Baby Powder 14oz. 894 We Have A Fresh Shipment of CANNED BEAVER NUTS Herbal Softique Bath Oil Beads 16oz. g$119 -NCO DISCOUNT 235,1661 Exeter 433 Main St. DONALD LYLE MCKENZIE Donald Lyle McKenzie, Exeter died suddenly July 6, 1973 as the result of a drowning accident at Morrison Dam in his 19th year. He was the son of Mrs. Elizabeth (Betty) McKenzie, Exeter and the late Donald McKenzie (1956). He is also survived by four sisters, Ver- onica, Nancy, Gloria and June, all at home. Funeral service was held July 9 from the M. L. Watts Funeral Home Brussels with Rev. Frank Morgret, Dashwood, officiating. Interment was in Brussels Union Cemetery. MRS. WILLIAM JAMES MacGREGOR Mrs. William James (Carolyn Elizabeth) MacGregor, RR 8, Parkhill passed away July 3 in Saugeen Memorial Hospital Southampton, in her 82nd year. Born in Stephen Township she was the wife of the late Wm. James MacGregor, She is sur- vived by three daughters, Mrs. Ralph (Mary) Weber, Dash- wood; Mrs. Gordon (Margaret) Eagleson, Southampton; Mrs. Lyle (Mildred) Steeper, Parkhill; and seven sons, Lloyd, Kenneth and Ross Parkhill; Donald, Exeter; Wesley, Gerald and Stuart all of Parkhill. She is also survived by 42 grandchildren and 20 great- grandchildren. She was predeceased by two sons, Ford and Douglas in 1967 and children Alvin and Jean in 1925. Funeral service was held from the M. Box and Son Funeral Home, Parkhill July 6. Pallbearers were Albert, Nelson, Clare, Ralph and Jim MacGregor and Paul Eagleson, Flower bearers were Max, Lorne and Larry MacGregor, Bill Weber, Jim Steeper and Ross Desjardine. Rev, Wattam of Grand Bend officiated. Interment followed at the Grand Bend Cemetery. MRS. H. E. HARVEY Word was received in the community this week of the death of Mrs. H. E. Harvey of Moose Jaw. Mrs. Harvey a native of England, passed away on July 4 after a short illness. She had just returned from a six-week visit to England in June. Mrs. Harvey lived in Exeter for some time while her daughter, Iris was employed at RCAF Centralia. They were members of James St. United Church. Iris predeceased her. FREDERICK WILLIAM SI E.MON Frederick Willihm Siemon passed away in South Huron Hospital Exeterl,July 7, 1973 in his POLICE DISPLAY — Many visitors to Exeter's Centennial dropped into the town police station to look at numerous interesting displays. Shown above are Lynn Robertson with a police helmet of years ago and Gay MEMeekin with a night stick. 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