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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1963-07-11, Page 3Rural and Suburban Homemakers Agree; It's . for easy, „efficient, low.,cest ,cooking, See our display of new ,automatic ranges, Ask foe' informetign on , e$OrY1Cel DAILY SPECIALS Served From 12 Noon to 5 p.m. Soup or Juice Rolls and Crackers SMALL STEAK Salad - Two Vegetables Beverage $1.00 Soup or Juice BARBECUED BEEF ON BUN OR PORK French Fries Beverage 800 Soup or Juice Rolls and Crackers ASSORTED COLD PLATE Potato Salad Beverage 850 Sc;up or Juice FISH & CHIPS Beverage $1.00 Soup or Juice Hot Buttered Roll QUARTER OF BROASTED CHICKEN (White or Dark Meat) Salad Two Vegetables Beverage $1.00 Soup or Juice Rolls and Crackers ROASTED SPARE RIBS WITH DRESSING Two Vegetables Beverage $1.00 Soup or Juice GRILLED CHEESE SANDWICH or MINCED STEAK ON BUN Beverage 600 FRUIT SALAD PLATE $1.00 Soup or Juice Rolls and Crackers SPAGHETTI WITH MEAT SAUCE Beverage $1.00 Soup or Juice Rolla and Crackers FRIED SHRIMP COLONIAL Beverage $1.00 Soup or Juice MACARONI g, CHEESE Beverage $1.00 PIZZA PIE Med, $1,50 Large $1;50 beitifte C Ex ra al) Qui; 'scam WAN" Ft len STEAKS re ,e4 THE C 0 L 0 N I A L HOTEL GRAND BEND • MAIN INTERSECTION Anytime or Party Time Pick Up a BARREL of • • AO BROASTED QUICK CHICK OR RIBS VISIT OUR LOVELY AIR CONDITIONED DINING ROOM Dinner Menu Served from 12 Noon to Midnight (FROM THE BROILER) (Served with Mushrooms or Onion Rings) PORTERHOUSE STEAK NEW YORK CUT SIRLOIN (14.oz.) SPECIAL CUT NEW YORK SIRLOIN (10-oz.) FILET MIGNON PRINCESS JUNIOR FILET MIGNON T-BONE STEAK SIRLOIN STEAK WING STEAK (15-oz.) BROILED HAM STEAK (Hawaiian Style) $4.00 $3.50 $2.75 $3.00 $2.25 $3.00 $2.25 $2.50 $2.00 OUR SPECIALTIES FROM THE BROASTER COLONIAL BROASTED ROCK CORNISH GAME HEN $3.50 COLONIAL QUICK CHICK (1/2 Chicken De-jointed) $2.00 COLONIAL QUICK CHICK (1/4 Chicken White or Dark Meat) $1.75 CENTER CUT LAMB CHOPS, MINT JELLY $2.00 CHOICE BACK SPARE-RIBS $2.00 DOUBLE LOIN PORK CHOPS $2.00 SPECIAL SELECTED JUMBO SHRIMP $2.00 FROG LEGS, TARTAR SAUCE $2.00 FRESH LAKE HURON WHITE FISH $2.00 RAINBOW TROUT (De-boned) $2.00 DEEP SEA SCALLOPS $2.00 SALMON STEAK $2.00 COLONIAL SPECIAL BROASTED SHRIMP $2.25 FRESH PERCH $1.50 SEA FOODS BROILED LARGE AUSTRALIAN LOBSTER TAIL $3.00 BROILED SOUTH AFRICAN LOBSTER TAIL $2.00 DEEP FRIED FANTAIL SHRIMP $1.75 DEEP FRIED OYSTERS $2.50 CHINESE DISHES CHICKEN CHOP SUEY $1.50 SHRIMP CHOP SUE"( $1.50 SWEET AND SOUR SHRIMP WITH PINEAPPLE $1.75 SWEET AND SOUR PORK SPARERIBS $1.75 PINEAPPLE CHICKEN $1.75 CHICKEN CHOW MEIN $2.00 ROASTS ' 0 PRIME RIBS OF BEEF AU JUS $ SPECIAL CUT PRIME RIBS OF BEEF AU JUS ' ''''''' ' ''' 1!;: ONTARIO YOUNG TOM 'TURKEY $1.75 LEG OF PORK WITH DRESSING $1,75 SPRING CHICKEN, APPLE JELLY $1.75 BAKED PORK SPARE-RIBS WITH DRESSING $2.00 ALL ROOMS HAVE PRIVATE BATHS, TELEPHONES and TELEVISION American express and Diners Club Cards fionorecl Member' A.T.R.O. SALAD PLATES ASsoRTEb COO PLATE POTATO SALAD $130 FRUIT SALAD WITH COTTAGE CHEESE $130 TUNA FISH O$ SALMON SALAD . ''''' '''' ''''' $130 ALL ENTREES INCLUDE Soup bu Jour Vegetable Choice of Juke Whipped Eaked French Fried Potatoes Jetio Ice Cream Pudding Tea Coffee Pecan Pie .3".5 Ail Oilier Nee And Desserts 250 Meet Your .FtielldS In The ROD .and GUN 'ROOM AIR CONDITIONED FOR YOUR 'COMFORT A t EXETER. DISTRICT 113 10th All You Want For Your Modern Home or Farm There's A • STA-RITE Water System For Every Purpose A Choke of Every Type in Every Price Range Shallow or Deep Well You, too can enjoy "country" living when you install a longer tatting, dependable pumping Sta.-Rite water System. Yes, you cell turn any faucet in your home, any time, and get plenty of water for every household or Sarni need, What'S More you'll be aniated how little it costs to operate a Sta-leite Plastic Pipe also available in 5 sizes arid ally length. Steel and Plastic fittings. AAA. Eerie CNR VA-UO-11 Grand Bend Public School graduating class Graduates of Grand Bend Public School are shown in this photograph taken during a banquet in their honor recently. Front row, from left, Laura Semple, Jennifer Jackson, Joanne Desjardine, Bonnie Green, Kathryn Taylor, Gwenpth Hoffman, Michaellloperoft, Ray Desjardine, Douglas Des- Jardine; back row, Caryl Hemmingway, Margaret Jennison, AnnSturdivant, Valerie Snider, Dianne Jennisop, Margaret Collins, Anne Robertson, Neva Johnson, Gary Desjardine, Hansey De Jong, Ronald Desjardine. Absent, David Alexander, Walter Armstrong, Nancy Gratton.-Dinnin photo List results at St. B niface Tirnes-Adv9cate, 4.uly :11, 190 'Page; 1' Wintermeyer lashes gav't resort policy storage of cash crops than On- tario does," lie suggested loans to farmers sa they could benefit from the returns on their gash crops for leliger PeriOdS. tracked by the sewerage-:pro- blems and haS net proceeded, With a water Pebliq .PtAlitY..T11/4 is not an Indiyidual municipal- ity's problem," 'The whole of Ontario should be served, Tide will insure that the mailer communities can .compete. with the Jaeger ones for industry, He called for a complete yiaipn in the relationship pf .inlmtelpal government to pro- vincial .government as a first step he .enggepted. a change :in education taxation tQ a .common. mill rate across the province and equal levlee foe erbae, Aire", public and seperate schools, "This," said Mr. Wine terineyer, "would give oppor- tunity for equal education .to children in all parts of the erevlece." Considering the problems of farmers in the area south of Grand Bend, the opposition leader said "Quebec and New Brunswick do more for the John C. Wintermeyer, QC, with The. T-A reporter, Mr. leq,der of the oppeeitIon in Oa- Wintermeyer stated that the tario, visited Grand Dendbriefe government was (4 w oe f u 11 y ly Wednesday, July 3. lie was weak" in its support of the touring southwestern Ontario be tourist industry, "They have consolidate the liberal party's placed a few advertisements forces in anticipation of the and have set up $Q1110 regional generAl election this fall, tourist development groups but they have not helped plan for the future, they have not made finaecial loans to resort opera- tors, they have not co-ordinated the highways Program with the tourist industry,") BY MRS.:NORMAN I-QUO . PP ThursdaY, June 27, the pupils of SS 14 Stanley and their teecher Mrs. Wilfrecellem- kin apcompanied ley Mrs, George Clifton, and S$ 5 Stan- ley with their teacher, Mrs. Ken Park accompanied by Mrs.. McKinley arid Mrs, Hamilton travelled by bus to London. The day was spent touring Saverwoods Ltd., Story Book Gardens, Kelloggs Fan- shaw Dam and the London Free Press. All reported a very worthwhile day, otsan Propone Lt Phone .23-2()D5 GRAND Sills Hardware, peaiorth Davis Hardware,, Lucan Agents also in Sarnia, Forest and London Nlieekeaaeeeeeoeeaeaeueeeemeeeoeeeuem•eseeeeemeeeemeeeeoeeoeeeaedr Wintermeyer predieted that the election would be held in October. The visit to Lambe ton East riding was in support of Russel Watson, Watford, the candidate in the riding. A Cem- plimentary luncheon tae staged in the Imperial Hotel by party followers in the area, Mr. Wintermeyer r e c all e d early visits to Grand Bend as a child and a young man and said, "it was my ideal summer resort in all of Onterio". The opposition leader com- mented that the present govern- ment treated the tourist in- dustry as an "orphan child", not as a great source of em- ployment for the people of On- tario. "The industry needs a net- work of highways to speed holi- dayers to their destination," stated Mr. Wintermeyer. "We must expand the facilities of our resorts to a year-round operation with fall and winter activities,'' (In a pre-luncheon interview Mr. Wintermeyer empnasiz- ed the need for a public utili- ties waterworks grid through- out the province. "It is as im- portant as hydro," he stated,. 4 0 The Ontario Water ResourceS Commission has been side- Lansbergen, Janet Masse, Thomas Masse, Alma Oud, Ce- cil Regier, Richard Regier, Ronald Smith, Adrienne Van Raay, Wanda Wilder, Patricia Zimmer. To 'Grade 3 -- Denise Bedard., SuSan Bedard, David Denomme, Mary Ann rejkl, Richard Gre- flier, Joanne Grenier, David Groot, Richard Grenier, Jo- seph Kende., Doreen Krainik, Dianne Masse, Michael Miller, John Rosenberg, Valerie Re- gier, Thomas Stark, Timothy Stark, Paul Walo, Sylvia Wild- er. To Grade 2 -- Patrick Be- dard, William Bedard, Wilhel- mina Blom, Dennis Charrette, Rita Farwell, Mark Gelinas, Margaret Groot, Eugene Hart- man, Wayne Hoffman, Anthony Lansbergen, Carol Masse, Ri- chard Masse, Deborah Meld- inger, John Paul Neilands, Yvonne Oud, Miriam Rosen- berg, Lawrence Smith, Berna- dette Van Raay, Donald Van Raay, Teachers on the staff include Mrs. Evelyn McKeever, Miss Charrette and Miss Creces. Jimmy Dickey, Grace Smith. To grade 5--Robin Blair FR, Bruce Nace. To grade 4--Janice Dickey Fle, Wilma Weiberg, Cathy Isaac, Donald Nace, Tommy Fischer. To grade 3--Faye Anne Blair H, Danny Fischer, Garry Isaac, Michael Davis. To grade 2--Mark Atkinson, Jeannie Nace, David Smith. Michael Gridzak, Gayle Hen- derson, Karen Hendrick, Kath- ryn Hendrick, Brenda Triebner. Grade 4 -- Randy Gridzak, Daryl Hopf, Gordon Wright. Grade 3 -- Leslie Coleman, Linda Gridzak, John Hallam, Robert Smith, Grade 2 -- Joe Clifton, Su- san Hallam, Kenneth Hopf, Ev- eritt Robinson, Donald Smith. Teacher, Mrs. Wilfred Hunkin 5514 Stanley Grade 9 -- Ann Clifton, Gwen- neth Hendrick, John Robinson. Grade 8 -- Robert Gridzak, Paul Hopf, Sharron Hopf, Wen- dy Jones. Grade 7 -- Barbara Gridzak, Billy Henderson, John Hooge- nese, Jo-Anne Imanse, Lois Wright. Grade 6 Donna Clifton, SS 9 Biddulph Teacher of SS 9 Biddulph, Mrs. Art Abbott, announces the following promotions (F H stands for first class honors; H for honors): To grade 9--Mary Korevaar David Elston FR, Alvin Weiberg, Marilyn Smith. To grade 8--Linda Heckman H, Wendy Elston FH, Sherrie Nace. To grade 7--Jim Nace, Bon- nie Blair FR, Willie Dickey. . To grade 6--Heather Davis, Promotion results at St. Boeiface School, Zurich, have been announced by Principal James Carey. To Grade 9 -- Mary Bannis- ter, Sylvia Bedard, Louis De- bus, Dorothy Farwell, Gary Geoffrey, There s a Hartman, Catherine Zimmer. To Grade 8 -- Charlene Be- dard, Gerard Dertomme, John Ducharme, Marjorie Dueller- me, Mary Anne Farwell, Laura Ann Grenier, Rose Marie Gre- nier, Christine Lansbergen, Charles Masse, Judy Masse, Carol Regier, Charles Regier, David Stark. To Grade '7 -- Aubrey Be- dard, William Bengough, John Groot, Leroy Hoffman, Joanne Lansbergen, Gerard Masse, Jo- anne Miller, Douglas Meiding- er, Thomas Neilands, Cather- ine Regier, Peter Regier. To Grade 6 -- Gail Bedard, Mark Bedard, Dianne Duchar- me, Bernadette Farwell, Ken- neth Farwell,Peter Fejkl, Ger- ard Grenier, Ronald Hartman, Vera Krainik, Elaine Masse, Norman Neilands, Eugene Re- gier, Victor Regier, Robert Smith; Stephen Stark, Cora Van Raay, Carl Zimmer. To Grade 5 -- Joseph Ben- gough, Judy Corriveau, Leo De- bus, Mozart Gelinas, Barbara Grenier, Catherine Grenier, Peter Groot, Gary Hartman, Alanna Masse, Janet Meidinger, Nancy Miller, Ronnie Rau, Ri- chard Regier, Andrew Walo, Annette Zimmer. To Grade 4 -- Randall Bee dard, Shirley-Ann Bedard, Eli- zabeth Blom, Mary Lou Denom- me, Edward Farwell, Melissa Gelinas, Michelle Gelinas, Carole G r enier, Mary Ann Groot, Richard Hoffman, Elly ECIALS Goodyear TIRE e ot Tire Sal Sem $100 on '63 STI aSI SEE US FOR DETAILS Specials On All Sizes We Specialize In Foreign Car Sizes. FOR EXAMPLE 800x14 Custom Tubeless Black Regular $32.45 SALE PRICE $27.95 750x14 Custom Tubeless Regular $27.95 SALE` PRICE $24.95 SPECIALS ALSO ON AND TRACTOR TIRES ALL PRICES INSTALLED USED CARS 60 VAUXHALL SEDAN, 1 ik e new. 60 RENAULT 59 METEOR RIDEAU, Automatic 58 PLYMOUTH HARDTOP, tu- tone , 5'7 NASH RAMBLER V-8 5'7 METEOR SEDAN, To-tone, automatic V-8 57 OLDSMOBILE SEDAN, automatic, radio, new tires 56 PLYMOUTH SEDAN, auto- matic 53 FAItGO 1/2 -TON, new tires, 670x15 '63 METEOR SEDAN, el any extras '00 CORVAIR SEDAN '55 FORD SEDAN, r adix, ex- cellent condition Grand Bend Area Extension Phones $1.25 Per Month. Free one month trial at no cost. Hay Municipal Telephone System. Dial 236 and askfor 102. S HOLIDAY TIME July 15 to July 21, our shop Will be closed, but Jelin will be here to look After the gas purlipt end front end. If IN a good Used car you need see johrt, hie prices are better. South End Service Russ and Chuck Snell 13140.N8 06-23Z1 =Mk