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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1955-03-31, Page 121 PI 10 THE TIMES -ADVOCATE, .EX TRRR ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 31, 155 Back Resolution Of Parr Forum A .Farr Line Farm Forum res- ollttion requesting a $5.00 spread between the price of A. and B. grade hogs was endorsed by the eXeentive of Buron, County Fed- eration of Agriculture ever the weekend. The county body will forward the request to ,the Ontario Fed- eration and, the Ontario Hog Pro- deter/4 Association. The executive also endorsed a resolution to seek equalization of duty on poultry and poultry prod - nets, between Canada and the United States. !Secretary-fieldman Gordon Greig, I3luevale, was instructed to draft a letter to all township units outlining all points and questions on the calfhood vac- cination progrann. This move came following a request that eertain cattle be exempted from vaccination, Following a study of the letter, township directors Will report back on the matter at the April meeting. Topics From Thames Road By MRS. WILLIAM RHODE Personal Items Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Johns, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Johns, Elim- ville; Mrs. Percy Passmore, of Exeter; Mr. and Mrs, Ken Dun- can, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Gar- diner, Mr, and Mrs. Almer Pass- more were Wednesday evening supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. Frayne Parsons, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bray, Mr. and Mre. Vic Jeffery, Mr. and. Mrs. William Rohde, Douglas and Glenn were entertained Saturday evening by Mr. and Mrs. Almer Passmore. Mr. and Mrs. William Ferguson spent the weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rey Ferguson, of Exeter. The monthly meeting of the W.A. and W.M.S. will be held in the basement of the church on Wednesday, April 6, at 2 p.m. A community night will be held at the Thames Road School Fri- day evening, April 1, with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Passmore and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Simpson in charge, 'The members of Thames Road United Church will vote by sealed ballot on the two Sundays, April 3 and 10, for the Board of Elders or Session. The present session is comprised of Messrs. H. Stewart, R. Cann, M. 1Gardiner, E. Monteith C. Jeffery and W. Elford. Messrs. Stewart and Cann have requested that they be riot considered for re-election. Plan Special, Service On Good Friday evening there will be a special joint. service of the two congregations, Elimville and Thames Road, at the Thames Road Church at 8:15 p.m. Dr. Frank Uhlir, of Huron College, will address the con- gregation. Dr. Uhlir was former- ly from Czechoslovakia and was assistant to the President, Dr, Edward Benes, when his country was taken over by the commun- ists. 3;M Club On Thursday evening, the 3M Club met in the church basement with a fair crowd in attendance. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Gardiner and Mr, and Mrs. Jim Harris were in charge for the evening. Mrs. Harris was in charge of the worship service assisted iby Mrs. Donald Bray.' The program included a skit by Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stewart and Mrs. Mervin Gardiner; vocal duet bg Mrs. Donald Bray and Mrs. Reg Hodgert; a reading by Bill Rohde; a vocal duet by Melvin ,Gardiner and Bob Jeffery. The Young People's Union held a skating party at Hensall and re- turned to the church when the 3M Club served them a delicious lunch. This Week In Whalen By MRS. F. SQUIRE Mrs. Melleville Gunning visited Mrs. William Smith at the home of Mrs. Harold Noyes, of London, Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Johnson and family and Audrey Anderson, of London, were Saturday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon, John- son. Mr. and Mrs. E. Ferguson visit- ed recently with Mr, and Mrs. Austin Gowan, London township, Owing to weather conditions, the church service had to be With- drawn, Mrs. William Morley, Jr., and Janice and Mrs. Gerald }tern spent several days during last week With Mr. and Mrs. Howard Morley and family at Hazel Park, Mich, William Morley, Jr., and Gerald Hern also spent the week- end with them. All returned home on Monday. Grant Hodgine had the misfor- tune to break his arm during the storm last 'Tuesday. He is now able to return to school. Rodent guests with Mr. and Mrs, Ronald Squire were; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Miilson and family, of Lortdon; Mr. and Mrs. J. Dle- lcine, Luean; Mr. and Mrs. E. Squire, of Prospect; Mr, and Mrs. Horrnan Foster, Mr. and Mrs, Ray Parkin on and fancily and Mr. ;end Mrs, Gratton Squire and Sue Ann. Mrs: /Tarry IUlahre 2s a patient in St, Joseph's Hospital, London, Sean Arkaey is confined to the house with scarlet fever, 'Catherine Klahre is visiting with Mr., and }tfrs. William Fischer, of St. Marys, and T. piu Saturday Complete Flooring Service Firm Offers Free Prizes To Open House Visitors Our Compliments To T. and Flooring T. On the opening of your new store in Exeter, Ontario See T. and T. Flooring For FLOR-EVER Plastic Tiles offer NEW BEAUTY - -NEW CLEANING EASE Grease, grime can't get into non -porous Flor-Ever—everything is cleaned off thi, ultra -smooth surface faster and easier. Combine the Lustrous Flor-Ever Colors as you wish Wonderful, wonderful marbleized colors .. and we will combine them tile by tile in a floor custom designed for your interior, —guaranteed greaseproof, can't be harmed by strong cleaners with alkali or lye, will outwear floor coverings 150% as thick. GORDON MacKAY AND CO. LTD. TORONTO ONTARIO Everything from inexpensive congoleum rugs to luxurious broadlooms will be .offered in the new Exeter .store of T. and T. Flooring which opens on Satur- day. The well-known district firm, which installs as well as sells 11 types of floor coverings, wile dis- play its large stock In a com- pletely -renovated store on Slain Street. Across from the post of- fice, the building was formerly occupied by Rick's Foodland. Feature of Saturday's Grand Opening will be a draw for three valuable prizes: a Deltox fibre rug, a congoleum rug and a gal- lon of paint. Every person visit- ing the store on the opening day will receive a free ticket on the draw regardless of whether a pur- chase is made. Expert On Flooring. Proprietor of the new store is Herb Turkheim, popular 27 - year -old Zurich man, During his nine years in the flooring busi- ness, he has gained experience in every type of covering and is an expert on all installations. H. C. "Harp" Rivers, well- known Exeter resident, will man- age the Exeter store, Associated with several construction jobs including the South Huron Hos-• pital, Mr. Rivers has also had considerable experience in floor- ing. Some of the types of covering which will be featured by T. and T. Flooring are: all kinds of con- goleums, inlaid linoleums by yard or tile; new modern fibre rugs and a complete range of broadloom carpeting. In addition, a considerable por- tion of T. and T. business is in connection with wood floors. In- stalling, sanding and finishing are all •handled expertly by the company. Offers Free Advice The firm will also feature a full range of floor cleaners and waxes and is prepared to give free expert advice on the care of every kind of floor. Other products which the firm will sell are wall coverings in- cluding plastic wall tile, wall- paper, a complete line of paints, including the famous Super Kem- Tone and Kem-Glo, stair carpet- ing, window shades and venetian blinds. Some of the famous brand names which will be offered by T. and T. Flooring include Arn9- 'n See T. & T. Flooring FOR WALL TILE ° INSTALLATION Announcing the appointment of T. and T. Flooring as authorized dealer for I.V. Elastica House Paint I.V. Elastica Floor Enamel I.V. Softone Interior Finishes I.V. Glassite LV. Canadiana Colours I.V. Kwickwork Enamel I.V. Mono White 1.V. Kwickseal PAINTS Yes, there's a new authorized Dealer for I,'V Paints in your community— appointed espeeiaily for your convenience. And it gives us a great deal of pleasure to invite you to call on this new I.V. Paint headquarters. Come in at your earliest opportunity. We know you'll` enjoy your visit, for competent salesmen 'will be waiting to meet you. They'll be glad to tell you all about the I.V. Family of Quality Paints. In addition, they'll show you colour cards and colour guides. You'll find them very helpful in selecting pleasing colour combinations, INTERNATIONAL VARNISH COMPANY LIMITED Division of Pilkington .Bros. (Canada) Limited strong's, Dominion, Sloan -Dela - Ware, Harding Carpet Co., Flex - loom venetian blinds, Rainbow plastic wall tile, Floorweave Plas- tic stair carpet. Although the business is only two and one-half years old, it has flourished rapidly under the care- ful attention of proprietor Herb Turkheim. The Exeter store is the result of an ever-expanding business in this area which neces- sitated a local depot. Besides the Exeter store, the firm will keep a sample room at Turkheim's house in Zurich for customers in that area. The proprietor started in the floor covering business when he started with Gascho Bros., of Zurich. After spending seven years with this firm, Mr. Turk- heim ventured on his own in 1952. Born in Zurich, he attended schools there and at Exeter. He has been active in Zurich sports, particularly hockey, and was manager of the famous Zurich Flyers for several years. He has refereed hockey and umpired baseball in the local intermed- iate league. An active member of the Zur- ich Lions Club, Herb has served as tail twister and chairman of the Health and Welfare Commit- tee. He is also a member of Hen- sall Oddfellows Lodge He is married to the former Joan Deitz, of Zurich, and they have one son, Douglas. The new Exeter store has been completely remodeled for the opening. The floor has been re- finished, the walls papered in an attractive colour, and the ceiling redecorated. Colourful displays and materials highlight the mo- dern interior. B�st WisI,es Herb Turkheirn On The Opening Of Your New Store In Exeter As your former, employer, we wish to extend our sincere wishes for your success in this new venture.. ZIJRIGH GASCHO BROS. General Merchants DRYSDALE i Congratulations FROM A. B. Green Agencies Ltd. 14 Jarvis St. Hamilton Distributors Of • Famous Armstrong Floor - And Wall Coverings• AND • KARPETEX - The Modern Carpet With Foam Rubber Underpad Combined . a n T. Flooring Main $t. (Opposite Post Office ) Exeter Saturday; April 2 4. From 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. FREE PRIZES!! FIRST: DELTOX FIBRE RUG SECOND: CONGOLEUM RUG THIRD: GALLON OF PAINT (Your Choice) Everyone Visiting Store on Opening Day Will Receive Free Chance on Draw No Obligation m Draw at 10:00 p.m. Saturday Night See What We Offer! Complete Flooring Service! Congoleum - Inlaid Linoleum (Roll and Tile) - Broadloom Carpeting Fibre Rugs - Stair Carpets Floor Sanding and Finishing We Specialize In Installation Of All Types Floor & Wall Coverings PLUS .. . .. • VENETIAN BLINDS • PLASTIC WALL TILE • WALLPAPER • PAINT • WINDOW SHADES • FLOOR CLEANERS AND WAXES • OIL PAINTINGS AND PICTURE FRAMES Phone 718 Exeter Phone 133 Zurich Herb Turkheim 111 M. Mt 4 M �� a' c v tic 4 ti 4 4