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Clinton News-Record, 1974-09-12, Page 11-Photo Art Services LOVE - FEAR CLINTON NEWS-REMO% THURSDAY, 8E1'7 1414W 12, 1974,PAOD )1 IIIIII PM NM NM Ilia LUMBER AND BUILDING SUPPLIES 111 COLORLOX Prefinished SIDING 'Your maintenance worries are over for years `,Wheff'yott this' Prefinrshed your"' home. Available in white'only. 9" Colorlox Bundle covers approx. 60 sq. ft- Per bundle 3 5138 .5 SAVEWAY MONEY SAVERS ALUMINUM DOORS 11/4" standard sell-storing doors, Ready to instal(. Natural White 21 6" 42.59 57.98 2'8" x 6'8" 44.79 57.98 2'10" x 6'8" 44.79 57.98 .21 0" x 6'10" 44.79 57.98 3'0" x TO" 44.79 57.98 AIMMIVIONIN.AMMONIONMIMMIMMIMMEII WOOD PATIO DOORS 6'0" x 6'8" Tempered glass. Screen & hardware, 309.46 ALUMINUM Doors, screen & hardware incl. I250 5'11 1 /2 " x 6'8 3/4 " 221.85 SECONDS TRIMOULD COUNTER TOPS 99 PER FT. FLOOR TILE 12" x 12" vinyl asbestos self adhesive. Easy to care for. Seldom needs waxing. Available in range of styles. 24 so FT GALVANIZED ROOFING & SIDING 70 squares or more 15.50- Per twl• 26 x ZO" (RSO 34" x 28") 35.10 3'0' x 2'6" (RSO 40' x34") 41.99 4'0"x 2'6" (RSO 52" x34") 50.46 40'x 3'0" (RSO 52" x40") 54.02 5'0' x 2'6" (RSO 64' x 34") 58.02 50"x 30" (RSO 64" X 40)63.55 30-69 squares 16.00 per sq. 1.29 squares 16.50 per sq. 30 -ga. steel - Vic. Riv. - 32" wide. Lengths of 6', 7', 8', 9', 10', 11', 12' in stock. (Other colours, sizes ordered). SOFFIT & FASCIA , No more painting - prefinished white aluminum, Fits all types of eave systems. Vented soffit 16" x 12'6" Fascia 6" x 10' Fascia 8" x 10' 4.76 Channel Runner 12' 2.22 8.54 4.14 At Our EXETER LUMBER' AND BUILDING SUPPLIES YARD ONLY Man. - Thurs. 8130 - 6:00 Friday 8:30 - 9:00 Saturday 8;00 - 4:00 227 Main NO. 4 Hwy. North PHONE 235-1582 Prices in effect until September 16 BAYSIDE SIDING Unfinished, simulated cedar shingle masonite " Easy to .apply."Stain Id the colour of your , • choice. 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Available in standard or duracron white finish, Bring us your 'measurements. Allow manufacturing time. From 1 395 SASHLESS WINDOWS Storm 8 screen panels are sell- storing. hardware and exterior trim included. ' If you're Buyers of Timothy, Red Clover and BIrdefoipt Trefoil SEED EXETER, ONT. PH 235.0363 it 111111111111,11111111111111r111111110 XII .11111111 1111111111."41111111111111111111111.1,1.111, 1111111 11111181111101,1111111111111111111111 ' REMINDER 111111111ifi5iniii!nittill Its ANNM 11111111111 411111E1111111H1114, 1111 11 1111141111111411,1111111111111 1111 1111, I Many businesses including Agriculture • Manufacturing Tourism • Construction • Professional Services • Transportation • Wholesale and Retail Trades, have obtained loans from IDB to acquire land, buildings, and machinery; to increase working capital; to start a new business; and for other purposes . If you need financing for a business proposal and are unable to obtain it elsewhere on reasonable terms and conditions, perhaps IDB can help you . IN111167111111 INEWPMENT BANK Can IDB help you? Hugh Sheldon one of our representatives 482-9545 will be at Town Hall Council Chambers 23 Albert St., Clinton, Ont. On September 16, 1974 from 1 - 4:30 p.m. 1032 Ontario Street, Stratford, Ontario NSA 6Z3 2714650 IfY MRS. BERT WOODROW( Depthint et United Church A large congregation atten- ded the United church on Sun- day morning with Nelson Mc Clure ,and Jim Jameison welcoming into the Narthex, The ushers were Gerald Riley, Darrell Shobbrook, Danny Lear and 'Dennis Fothergill. The choir anthem was "Christ is my Rock" with Rick Snell taking the solo part. Rev, McDonald's children's story was "A Church Boat", Jim Jameison, clerk of session, introduced the parents Who presented their children to Rev. McDonald for baptism: Jeffrey David, son of David and Linda Rosman, and Lori Ann, daughter of Floyd and Margaret Smith. The message was "Facing Anxieties." The flowers at the front of the church were placed by Mr. and Mrs. Ted Bunking in loving memory of 'her father, Mr. Earl Anderson of Belgrave. Personals Sympathy is extended to the Bromley families on the loss of their father, Mr. William Bromley of Blyth on Sunday morning. Sympathy is also extended to Mr. and Mrs. Ted Bunking and family on the death, of her father, Mr. Earl Anderson of Belgrave. We welcome Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Davidson of Sudbury to our village haying purchased the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gaunt. Congratulations to Larry Carter, wile spent the weekend Thursday to Saturday at the Nilestdwn Fair Villa Golf and Country. club Invitation tour- nament. He was entered in the all Ontario left handed tourney with 92 entries. He placed first in the B flight handicaps 10-20. The U.C.W. members have tickets to sell for the "Lun- cheon is served" 'for Wed- nesday September 25th at 7 p.m. in the United Church. Visitors over the weekend with Mr, and Mrs. Tom Duizer and family were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Scott, Ripley. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Docking of Staffa visited on Sunday with and „Mrs. Harry Durnin. and Mrs. Colin Pateison, London and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Smith and children, Kincardine celebrated Mr. and Mrs. Pater- son's first wedding anniversary 011111111.118.0110111111111•111111111111111IN NEW IN TOWN. and don't know which way to turn, call the 'cike-rcome, go&, LT D. hostess at.482-7069- You'll be glad you did. -MM:e e4,2,1 ,11mmoimmanommo. at her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Bob Burns, Miss Edyth Beacom, Mrs. Laura Lyon and Mr, and Mrs, Harry Durnin visited 'on Thur- sday with Mrs. Susie Eckniier at' the Bonnie Bruce Nursing home, Tavistock. Mr. and Mrs, Tom. Allen spent the weekend with their daughter, Mr, and Mrs, Wayne Jackson and family,Ridgetown. Miss Valerie Germ and friend, Miss Bonnie Johnson visited on Sunday with for- mer's grandparents Mr, and Mrs. Bert Shobbrook. Mrs. Bob. Burns and Mrs. Arie Duizer attended London Western Fair on •Saturday, Mr. and Mrs, David Pairser-- vice and Maureen of Dollard Des Ormeaux, Quebec, spent Thursday to Monday with his mother, , Mrs. Myrtle Fah-ser- vice. Mrs. Jessie Jones visited on Sunday with her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Snell and family. Judy Howatt entere' the school of nursing at Victoria Hospital, London, Ont. on Sep- tember 4th. Visitors with Mrs. Ena Howatt on Monday were Mrs. Aif Bell and Heather, Prince Rupert, B.C.; Mrs. Mac Hodgert, Kirkton, Mrs. Russell Waun and Mrs. Don Case Exeter, Mr. Emmerson Hesk retur- ned home on Wednesday from a one week visit with his daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Robinson, Prescott. While there, they attended the wed- ding of his grandson, Lane Douglas Robinson to Susan Caldwell of Brockville. Mr. and Mrs. Ron McLellan and Stephen of Hamilton spent the weekend with her father, Mr. Emmerson Hesk. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Mac Hodgest (Helen Howatt) on celebration of their 25th wedding anniversary, held at Kirkston Community Centre on Saturday' night. Present from here were her mother, Mrs, Ena Howatt, her brothers, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Howatt and family and Mr, and Mrs. Gor- don Howatt and family. ti UCW meets The regular meeting of the afternoon unit of Ontario Street Church U.C.W. was held on September 3, with 33 mem- bers and eight visitors present. Mrs. Mervin Batkin had charge of the devotional period, her theme being the "Lord's Prayer". Mrs. Van Damme sang a solo in her usual accep- table manner. Mrs. Murray Forbes ex- pressed pleasure at being sent as a delegate to Alma College. She conducted a sing-song that they had learned while there, also led in games that they had played, to help them get acquainted. . Mrs. Ernie Crich presided for the business meeting. The General meeting is to be held September 11. An overseas bale is to be packed in November and yarn, knitted goods, print and money etc. will be accep- table. The joint Thankoffeiing is to be held on Oct. 6 in Wesley-Willis Church at 7:30. Mrs. Beukema to be guest speaker. Rev. Wildfong gave a very in- teresting talk on church union. He told us the history of union for the last 30 years up to the issuing of a booklet entitled "Plan of union" to be studied by all church groups. Mrs. Crich closed the meeting and Mrs. Norman Trewartha's group served a very dainty lunch. Wesley-Willis United Church was decorated with pink gladiolas and white feather mums and candelabra for the double ring wedding service when Rhonda Louise Fear became the bride of Hugh Murray Love on Saturday, August 10, 1974 .at 5 p.m. Rhonda is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Fear of Clin- ton and Hugh is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Love of RR 2, Atwood. The bride, given in marriage by her father and mother, chose a long gown of white chantilly lace styled with a natural waistline and full skirt and train. Soft ruffles outlined the neckline and wrists. To com- plete the look, she wore a cathedral length veil trimmed with the same chantilly lace. She wore a string of crystals belonging to her maternal gran:. dmoth'er. Her bouquet was a cascade of sonya roses, lily of the valley and baby breath and trailing ivy. Mrs. Delbert Nixon of Strat- ford was her sister's niatrod'of honour and she wore a floor- length gown of coral, with dainty white overlay with multicolour flocks styled with empire waist. She wore coral bows in her hair; her basket of flowers featured feather mums and baby's breath sprayed to match her gown. Bridesmaids were Miss Sheila France of Wingham and Miss Elva Ross of RR 1 Palmerston. Miss Cindy Nixon of Stratford was her aunes flowergirl. They were dressed in identical gowns as the matron of honour but in green, blue and mauve respectively. Their flowers were the same as the matron of honour but sprayed to accent the colour of their gowns. Ross Rocker of Listowel was bestman and Don Gibson RR 4 Listowel and Mr. Dave Woods, RR 5 Mitchell acted as ushers. Soloist was George Cull of Belgrave, who sang "Wedding Prayer" and "Thou Art My Own." A reception followed at the Legion Hall, Clinton where the bride's table was de&irated with a three-tiered cake and candles. Receiving the guests, the bride's mother wore a pale green chiffon floor-length gown and a corsage of sonya roses. Assisting was the groom's mother in a floor-length gown of deep rose chiffon and a cor- sage of white carnations. Scotts orchestra provided the music for dancing. For ,a trip to Northern On- tario and the United States the bride chose a street-length gown of yellow featuring accor- dion pleated skirt and white ac- cessories and a corsage of sonya roses. Guests were present from B.C.,Alberta, Exeter, Morpeth, Belgrave, Londesboro, Toronto, Wingham, , Lopcion, Listowel, Mitchell, Atwooil, "Palmerston, Blyth and Clinton, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Love will reside on the groom's farm at RR 2, Atwood. Previous to their marriage showers were held by Miss Sheila France of Wingham, Miss Elva Ross at Atwood and Mrs. Valerie Moursinjohn at Clinton, The Igloolik Inuit of the Baf- fin Island region in the North- west Territories lived close to the largest walrus herds in the Canadian Arctic and were ex- pert at hunting these great beasts. * * * The Ungava or Labrador Inuit made candles of caribou tallow poured into the skins of • goose legs.