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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1963-07-18, Page 2DAILY 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 SOO Soup or Juice Rolls and Crackers ASSORTED COLD PLATE Potato Salad Beverage 850 Soup 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 Rolls and Crackers FRIED SHRIMP COLONIAL Beverage $1.00 Soup or Juice MACARONI & CHEESE Beverage $1.00 PIZZA PIE Med, $1.00 Large $1.50 DelUke 25c extra Pane 2 TIPAP§,Acivocot.g.4 July 1.8s 19,0:1 7oatit two, Mr; Robert C, Dennis of UPI, lYWPOO, Cal, spent ,several days with friends. in Exeter and was accompanied home by his 1110,11 daughter, duli1 who has Spent the pest few weeps with her grancnother, Mrs, Laura Wit- 450? ,and with 'Mr, and Mrs, 4P.1.PP• W.gs9PP.Ntonal)", Huron St. Mrs. Wilson and dull Dennis visited in, Ni4gOr?.., FallA with Miss GrAce_ Dennis: recently. Mr Norrnall PrOielshire, Thomas attended the firocen- shtre reunion ,SOP443!, else mr, and Mrs, H, gill Of Namilton attended,,. 1144M1q!MW14,,Iii9 '' 10109111WIWPA1MUP1.1111WW!!!.. '' ,Used Cars For Sale FORD SEDAN automatic, radio, two tone BUICK 4 DOOR liARPTQl? radio power _Pteeriog„ power brakes FORD COACH radio. DODGE REGENT SEDAN radio, two tone '54 FORD COACH one owner, 40,000 miles '54 METEOR SEDAN radio. FORD SEDAN BRODERICK BROTHERS PHONE 235-2355 EXETER 156 ••••••••••Irmy eg.. CH/M. NOS rum.ma .sulecs • itit''14$)1 .3 sum ROOM THE C O N I L L citcgefi s HtlTE 'COLONIAL FOOL Ili:: MAIN INTERSECTION HOTEL GRAND BEND Anytime or Party Time Pick Up a BARREL of VISIT OUR LOVELY AIR CONDITIONED DINING ROOM BROASTED QUICK CHICK OR RIBS Orangemen prove _oyal with two mile r.a.tie here Orangemen from 32 lodges in three local counties proved be, yond a shadow of a dotibt Fri clay oeytre loyal, m0 and persistent. Although many of the most staunch are well up in years, they marched Pearly a two -m Ile route through Exeter with hard,, 1y a whimper. The bigger the badges and ribbons they displayed on their chests, the more determined they seemed to be to complete the march in grand style. With past local master Doug Trielmer in colorful King Ham costume astride the white horse, the procession wended its way north within a block of No. 83, then came south through Main St. to Huron, returning to. community pail( on Andrew. Crowds lined most of the route, The marchers were cheered by a large grandstand crowd as they completed. their pro, cession. Chairman Oliver Ja- ques identified the lodges when they paraded past the dais, There were close to 1,000 in the parade, counting bands, majorettes and other special groups. Several thousand more watched the procession, Tough- est workout was given those who carried the colorful, large lodge banners against a fairly strong wind. Some who didn't have pole holsters had difficulty keeping the banners under con- trol. Prizewinners in the parade were: Best dressed and largest la- dies' lodge: Listowel Loy al True Blue. Best dressed men's lodge: Trowbridge. Largest men's lodge: Briton, from North Perth. Best decorated store: Mac- Millan's. Oldest lady on parade: Mrs. A. McWalters, 80, of Fordwich. Oldest Orangeman: H. With- ers, 84, Wingham. Most of the bands had dis- Yi before the fife and drum u4.,E competition could be held but a number were on hand for the individual competitions. Best drummer was Harry Graham, 75, of Bethel lodge, who has been pounding the Orange drum with a flair for 51 years. Char- les McQuillan, Hay township teacher and a member of Maple Grove lodge, Zion, was chosen best fifer. King William displays his sword to majorettes Doug Triebner, Exeter, representing King William in Friday's parade here, shows his sword to Barbara Perry and Linda Thomson, members of the Woodstock Twirlettes, who performed during the celebration. --T-A photo Dinner Menu Served from 12 Noon to Midnight (FROM THE BROILER) (Served with Mushrooms or Onion Rings) PORTERHOUSE STEAK $4.00 NEW YORK CUT SIRLOIN (14-oz.) $3.50 SPECIAL CUT NEW YORK SIRLOIN (10-oz.) $2.75 FILET MIGNON PRINCESS $3.00 JUNIOR FILET MIGNON $2.25 T-BONE STEAK $3.00 SIRLOIN STEAK $2.25 WING• STEAK (15-oz.) $2.50 BROILED HAM STEAK $2.00 (Hawaiian Style) BARN CLEANER SILO UNLOADER & BUNK FEEDER YOU'LL GET BETTER PER- FORMANCE AND LONGER WEAR FROM A BADGER SALES - SERVICE • INSTALLATION John Beane JR. BRUCEFIELD Phone HU 2-9250 Collect WOODHAM LODGE STILL ENTHUSIASTIC AFTER TWO-MILE MARCH THROUGH TOWN Exeter has historic link with King William 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 (1/2 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 material on King William in preparation for his appearance here. Sunday, Nov. 11, 1688, the King (then Prince William of Orange) attended divine worship at Exeter cathedral. Ten days ater, a reception was given in 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 Read Fertilizer LIMITED will be CLOSED July 22 to August 5 FOR HOLIDAYS Exeter for Prince William, as a result of which the order call- ed Orange was first instituted and in the five days which fol- lowed declarations drawn bythe bishop of Exeter were signed establishing the first Orange confederation. FAST Dock Side Service South Side of Pier at Mouth of River Beside Custom's Building 44 Oil * Water * ice 41 Repairs CHINESE DISHES CHICKEN CHOP SUEY $1.50 SHRIMP CHOP SUEY $1.50 SWEET AND SOUR SHRIMP WITH PINEAPPLE $L75 SWEET AND SOUR PORK SPARE-RIBS $1,75 PINEAPPLE CHICKEN $1,75 CHICKEN CHOW MEIN $2.00 ROASTS SPECIAL CUT PRIME RIBS OF BEEF AU JUS $2.50 PRIME RIBS OF BEEF AU JUS $1.75 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 Exeter has a significant link with King William of Orange, Hon. C. S. MacNaughton reveal- ed Friday. This town's mother com- munity, Exeter, England, was the birthplace of the Orange movement, the Huron MPP told the crowd at the July 12 cele- bration. Mr. MacNaughton discovered this while reading historical Marine Mix (Gas and Oil Already Mixed) Since 1941 the number of hOrtes on Canadian farms has declined from 2,780,000 to 457, 000, Ill health? . and Also Available REGULAR MO FOR INBOARD USE See your clottca. first. Bring your prescription to MIDDLETOt'S DRUGS . SALAD PLATES ASSORTED COLD PLATE POTATO SALAD $1.50 FRUIT SALAD WITH COTTAGE CHEESE $1.50 TUNA FISH OR SALMON SALAD $1.50 ALL ENTREES INCLUDE Soup Du Jour Vegetable Choice of Juice Whipped Baked French Fried Potatoes Jello Ice Cream Pudding Tea toffee Milk Pecan Pie 350 All Other ides and Desserts 250 ALL ROOMS HAVE PRIVATE BATHS, TELEPHONES and TEL MANORE'S American Express and Diner's Club Cards Honored Member A.T.R.O. 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