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Mr. Snyder‘s paintings, as well as his black and white sketches, have brought the artist international fame. He is currently preparing an exhibition of 30 paintings to be shown at Ontario House and Canada House in Lonâ€" don, England next June. His sketches have recentâ€" ly been published by Sand Hills Press as an art book entitled Mennonite Coountry They were donated last Friday by the internationalâ€" ly known Waterloo artist, Peter Etril, Snyder, who painted the scenes at the college, often with student onâ€"lookers during Kiy two years as artistâ€"inâ€"residence. Their estimated current commercial value is $6,000. Four oil paintings, depictâ€" ing the four seasons of agriâ€" cultural activity among the region‘s Old Order Mrnnoniâ€" tes, are now the property of Conrad Grebel College. St. Agnes Parish C W.L. extends a cordial invitation to atâ€" tend their annual dessert card party, ‘"Harvest Bounty", on Wednesday, Nov. 15 at 7:30 p.m. in the St. Agnes Parish Centre, 75 Bluevale Av. N.. Waterloo. Admission is $2.00 and tickets are available at the door There will be a draw for a beautiful handmade quilt. Net proceeds will be used for parish charities. Admission is free. Those who come early will have a chanâ€" ce to browse at booths operated by more than a dozen fullâ€" time and partâ€"time stamp dealers whose wares can help fill the empty spaces in anybody‘s stamp album. There will be refreshments after the program. * The Philatelic Society meets at St. Andrew‘s on the seâ€" cond Thursday of each month. Club membership is $3.50 per year. Juniors are welcome too. â€" Also attending this meeting will be visitors from stamp clubs in Cambridge, Guelph, Bramalea and other nearby cities where clubs are affiliated with the Grand River Valâ€" ley Philatelic Association. The Nov. 9 meeting begins at 7:30 p.m. in the gymnasium of St. Andrew‘s Presbyterian Church. Queen and Weber Streets, Kitchener. He‘s Dr. Fred Stuiberg, president of the Royal Philatelic Society of Canada, and his topic will be the â€"early stamp issues of Canada, some of which have values in the thouâ€" sands of dollars. Dr. Stulberg has been invited to speak to the November meeting of the Kitchenerâ€"Waterloo Philatelic Society, which includes more than 100 stamp collectors from the twin city area. One of Canada‘s ‘ ~ding stamp collectors will speak in Kitchenerâ€"Waterloo on Thursday. Nov. 9, and everyone is welcome. ‘‘Creature from the Black Lagoon," a play directed by science fiction master Jack Arnold will be presented on Thursday, Nov. 9 at 8 p.m. in the Humanities Theatre at UW. The film is presented in 3â€"D complete with 3â€"D glasses. Also Hardware Wars, special effects are made with common household appliances. The films are part of the International Film series. Membership is $2 and film fee $1.50. Students and seniors admission is $1. Tickets are available at the door and are available in advance from the UW Centre Box Office, Room 254, Modern Languages Building. Snyder completes paintings forâ€"Conrad Grebel College Leading stamp collector to speak ‘Creature from the Black Lagoon‘ We are the gang at Wesseling Advanced Audio. Look for us during our 5th : Anniversary. We‘re the only one‘s not on sale. St. Agnes Parish CWL holds annual dessert card party According to President Frank Epp they will be an appropriate reminder of . worthy heritage and the arâ€" tistry it brought forth. ‘I refer, of course, to both, the artistry of the plow and the artistry of the paint brush"", Dr. Epp said. and selling for $19.95 in local The four rural scenes painted by Snyder for Conrad Grebel College deâ€" pict seeding in springtime, harvest in summer, plowing in fall, and mapleâ€"syrup acâ€" tivity in winter. All show the agricultural style of the Old Order with the familiar two and threeâ€"horse teams. The paintings will hang in the Board room of the College. In recognition of his outâ€" standing contributiom to the community, the Waterloo Jaycees earlier this year presented him with the Young Citizen Award. Schendel‘s ~opens The _Artstore please call The Artstore, at 744â€"1103. Operating as a division of Schendel Stationery Ltd., the Artstore will carry the area‘s largest selection of fine art and drafting supâ€" plies. The store will be open from 9 a.m. to 5:45 daily and Thursday and Friday till 9 Schendel Stationery, 120 King St. S., proudly announâ€" ces the relocation of the art and drafting supplies deâ€" partment from the main store to The Artstore, 91 Caroline St. S. (corner of William). Conrad Grebel College President Frank Epp (left) accepted four oil paintings illustrating the éarly rural life of Old Order Mennonites. 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