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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1969-06-05, Page 8(photo by Joseph M. Aquiline) MR. AND MRS, ALFRED P. AQUILINA Married in Guelph IN PREPARATION FOR THE OPENING Lynda Thompson (kneeling) and Ruth Anne Merrier used Saturday to prepare their little gallery at 17 Morenz Lane in Grand Bend for the official opening Sunday. The girls have spent several weeks painting and panelling the little shop for the summer. Here they are putting the finishing touches to one corner. Lynda is arranging the unusual and stunning brown paper flowers that will be for sale at the shop and Ruth Anne is arranging a few ceramic pieces to be offered for sale. 111111111111111111111111 lllll 1111111111111111 lllllll 1 lllllllllll 111111 lllll /111111111111111111111111111111111111 lllll 1111111111 lllllll 111111111111111111111111 lllll 111111111111 lllll 111111111 lllll 11111 lllllll 1111$1111 To marry soon The forthcoming marriage of Miss Mary Susan McLachlan of Hamilton, daughter of Mrs. John Reginald McLachlan and the late Dr. McLachlan to Harold Russell Hugh Berry, son of Allen Berry of Wooclham, will take place in Hamilton Saturday, June 28. The couple will reside in Toronto, where the groom is a partner in the law firm of Zimmerman and Winters, CORRECTION The Exeter Times-Advocate regrets making an error in last week's advertisement for Irwin's Ladies' Wear — HensaII. THE PRICE OF PILLOW SLIPS SHOULD HAVE BEEN 500 OFF anscl NOT 50% OFF as PRINTED We apologize for any confusion this error may have created for customers, store management and personnel DAD BRUT forMen 5,95 BRUT Talcum After Shave BURLEY 2.50 BURLEY cologne 3.00 After Shave Cologne OLD SPI(E 1.50 OLD SPICE 2.25 RAZORS Philishave BILLFOLDS 3.00 to 10.00 HAI KARATE 2 75 BRING YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS TO MIDDLETON Bruip PHONE 235-1570 EXETER 'Vexoe jio49e.e. 94401 3,50 15th Anniversary SALE Continues At Irwin's Ladies' Wear HENSALL SEE OUR SALE AD IN LAST WEEK'S PAPER FOR VALUES YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO MISS FROM SCHNEIDERS Cheese Slices 10P5RPKGE 35 SCOTT PAPER WHITE OR ASSORTED COLORS Towels 2 ROLL PKGE, 574 WESTINGHOUSE LIGHT 25.40-60-100 WATT Bulbs 2 BULBS PKGE, 491 at A a, H FOOD STORE SHOP FOR MINI SCHNEIDER'S NO. 1 Chicken Legs .55C FRESH GROUND Hamburg 2.1.00 HOMEMADE PURE PORK Sausage OUR OWN L. 591 MAPLE LEAF VISHING Bologna 8'n 2 LB. FAMILY SIZE Wing Steaks L. 1.09 MAPLE LEAF CANNED H am 1% es. TINS 1.55 DUNCAN HINES ASSORTED Cake Mixes 2 /7 54 f' Peas or Corn YORK FANCY Brown Beans 7Z. 2 /4 3C LIBBY DEEP 14 OZ. 2 /3 7 FAB LAUNDRY Detergent 5 LB. KING SIZE 1.39 Jello Puddings or Pie Filling 3 REG PKGE 49A SHIRRIFF'S GOOD MORNING Marmalade PRE PRICED 24 OZ. JAR 49' PRICES 4111111111111111. lm Pizza WITH PEPPERONI 9 SAUSAGE CHEESE ETC. Process Cheese 2 LB. PKGE. 1•19 NEW FRom SCHNEIDER 12 OZ. LIBBY'S 48 OZ. FANCY Tomato Juice 3/1.00 PALMOLIVE Soap 591 12c OFF BAR BUNDLE — REG, SIZE HAVE 20c INTRODUCTORY OFFER GREEN Beans CALIFORNIA Oranges 163's D0269 IMPORTED FLORIDA Tomatoes 14 OZ. CELL PKGE, 39 C Phone 285-0212 Open Friday Nights A. lively collection of arts and crafts has prints, scarves, vases that ring Teresa H. Bosman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Bosman, Guelph, became the bride of Alfred P. Aquiline, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Aquiline, Exeter, in a ceremony in the Christian Reformed Church, Guelph, May 9. Rev, D.J. Scholten officiated for the marriage. Music was provided by F. Sloot, organist, and Mrs. M. Montmorency, Toronto. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a polyester satin floor-length gown fashioned along simple A-line. Full-length panels skimmed the figure from neck to hemline. The long bell sleeves and the hemline were trimmed with delicate lace. Matching lace touched with pearls enhanced the jewel neckline. Her floor-length veil which swept to a slight train was held in place by a wedding ring headdress. She carried a cascade of pink roses and white stephanotis, Bridal attendants were Mrs. J. Wiebenga, Guelph, Miss Sandi Bennewies, Moose Factory, and Miss Maria Aquiline, London. They were gowned alike in floor-length mint green polyester satin gowns styled with empire, waistlines trimmed with tiny bows, short bell sleeves and A-line skirts. They wore shasta daisies in their hair and carried cascades of shasta daisies. John Dicicco, Sarnia, was best man. Ushers were Tony Aquiline, Ottawa, and Gregory Spencer, Burlington. The wedding reception was held in the church parlor. The WMC hear mission letters Twelve members of the Women's Missionary Circle of Exeter Pentecostal Assembly met at the home of Mrs. Grant Triebner for the monthly meeting. President Mrs. K, McLaren opened the meeting. Mrs. P. Bodaly led in prayer. Roll call was answered by a verse of scripture containing the word honor. A short business session was held. Letters were read from missionaries and the group's adopted child in Hong Kong. Mrs. Lillian Kleinfeldt presented a reading. Mrs, Jean Triebner was the speaker. A dainty lunch was served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. E. Miller and Mrs. Mary Blanshard. This Weekend . . . DINE WELL at The Little Inn BAYFIELD For Reservations 565-2611 Receptions - Banquets - Catering mother of the bride had chosen a dark green brocade dress, brown accessories and a corsage of yellow carnations while the mother of the groom had selected a light green silk dress, black accessories and a corsage of white carnations. For travelling to Ottawa, Hull, Upper Canada Village and the Thousand Islands, the bride changed to an A-line dress and short cape of avocado green, matching hat, light brown accessories and a yellow rose bud corsage. The couple will reside in Exeter where the groom is a music teacher with the Academy of Musical Arts. The bride is a graduate of Kitchener-Waterloo Hospital School of Nursing. Ten graduate at banquet Graduation certificates and some three year achievement pins were presented by Mrs. S.E. Lewis to Wendy Gilfillan, Tammy Litt, Cathy MacGregor, Karen Morley, Margaret Pearson, Kim Smith, Virginia Smith, Diane Van Bergen, Heather Wein and Debbie Whiting at the Explorer mother and daughter banquet Wednesday evening. During the evening, a presentation of a clock was made to Rev. and Mrs. Lewis by Kathy MacGregor, Diane Van Bergen and Faye Whiting. Mrs. S. Miner was the guest speaker. She was introduced by Tammy Litt and thanked by Virginia Smith and Karen Morley. A welcome was extended by Wendy Gilfillan. There was a tribute to the church by Heather Wein and a tribute to the mothers by Debbie Whiting. The response from the mothers was made by Mrs. Norm Whiting. The program consisted of a sing-song led by Margaret Parsons and Kim Smith, musical selections by Margaret Parsons and the graduating class, and an accordion solo by Debbie Whiting. A smorgasbord dinner was served. Oom V dud The Exeter Times-Advocate extends birthday greetings to the following members of the Over 80 Club: John Gackstetter, Simcoe Street, Exeter, who was 82 years old June 2; Frank Statton, Grand Bend, who celebrated his 83rd birthday May 23; James Cottle, Blue Water Rest Home, who will celebrate a century of living June 12. If you want the name of a friend or relative printed in this column, phone or write the Exeter Times-Advocate giving the name, address, age and birthdate of the celebrant. There is no charge and we are pleased to hear from you. There's something for everyone at 17 Morenz Lane in Grand Bend where Ruth Anne Merrier and Lynda Thompson wait to introduce you to the wild world of color and texture. The tiny cottage nestled on the edge of the river among tall swaying trees is vaguely reminiscent of pioneer days and the past, But inside its modest frame is a collection of arts and crafts that is as modern as tomorrow. The proprietors are both graduates in fine arts from the University of Toronto. Mrs. Ronald Merner (the former Ruth Anne Salmon) Dashwood, and Lynda Thompson, Oshawa, talk easily and au thoritively concerning the work on display at 17 Morenz Lane. The shop had its official opening Sunday, Those who called were treated to an original showing of arts and crafts completed by artists from as close by as London and Toronto and as far away as Saskatchewan and Hong Kong. About 35 young artists are contributing to 17 Morenz Lane on a consignment basis. Huge batik prints catch the eye of most visitors, These wax and dye creations are striking examples of the modern art conception. One on display now at 17 Morenz Lane is a mixture of brilliant blues but Ruth Anne and Lynda have an agreement whereby they can commission any of the contributing artists to do an original painting or print in the color and design of the customer's choice. Even portraits are available on request! Another giant canvass is being shown featuring boats in an unusual combination of orange and yellow tones. The oils have not been brushed on in the conventional manner, but have been laden on the canvass with a knife to give the painting real dimension. Two delicate Chinese prints are hung in a prominent spot. Also shown is a pretty little fan handmade in Chinese custom. Wall hangings of all varieties are available, some in batik, some in felt and still others woven of wool. These woollen wall hangings are made by a Danish woman at Oshawa who takes the raw wool from the sheep, spins it into yarn, dyes it with natural resources such as onion skins and weaves it into the most intricately lovely wall hangings and pillow coverings imaginable. Lynda said that the looms used by this artist are about 170 years old, While all of the wall hangings from her that are on display at 17 Morenz Lane are dressed up with miniature bells, the beauty of them is truly in the fine craftsmanship. It takes about one month to complete one wall hanging! Birds and butterflies constructed of paper are also shown at the little shop along with photography prints, linoleum and wood cuts, copper enamelling and various other expressions of creativity, There are ceramic pieces to delight the most impeccable taste including some unusual vases. Most intriguing of all are the vases in stark grey and black, made without holes so that they will not hold flowers. The artist has instead built in a gentle 'ring' heard only when the vase is shaken. "They are a combination of pottery and sculpture," says Ruth Anne. And there are flowers .. . all kinds and all colors. There are the large gaudy paper ones in every color of the rainbow, there are the smaller brown ones constructed from brown paper wrappings, and there are the real ones, fresh from the garden, which are sold in bunches or in special color arrangements for the table or buffet. The mothers of both the girls contribute flowers. Mrs. Clifford Salmon, Dashwood, grows some of the district's most colorful gladioli and Mrs. Pearl Thompson, Oshawa, takes ordinary dime-store artificial blooms and turns them into rich arrangements shimmering with touches of gold. Mrs. Salmon also crochets tams, especially fashionable accessories for the gal who appreciates something handmade in her wardrobe. Mrs. Thompson is an amateur painter and some of her work is for sale at 17 Morenz Lane. Most of all, 17 Morenz Lane will give Ruth Anne and Lynda the opportunity they want to "do their own thing." Both of them are talented artists and both plan to work right at the shop at the crafts they love best. Lynda makes earrings, batik neckties and scarves, antique candleholders, prints, etchings, engravings and paintings. Ruth Anne's specialties are batik and felt wall hangings, knitted ties, candle making, fancy notepaper, silk screened place mats, etchings and prints. Prices? Well, in some locations an original batik scarf can cost up to $20 depending on the size and who makes it, but at 17 Morena Lane you will buy an authentic scarf for under $5. Each artist puts the price on his or her own work, but Ruth Anne and Lynda are proud that there will be items available in every price range, from about $1 to $100, It is the first business venture for the girls but it would seem they are off on the right foot. They have provided plenty of atmosphere as well as an interesting collection of "everything from crafts to really arty art." Their charming manners will undoubtedly do the rest. iI,Y111111111111111111,111111111111111111111111111111111i11II111111.111 llllll 4 lllll 1$1$111$1$01Uifil lllllllll lllllll 9,MH) If you have a Youthful Figure or your figure is of normal, even though of more mature proportions, there is a Spencer Spirella girdle or bra designed by Spencer for every occasion and every figure, Feather' ight, indiscernible and chic, Call without obligation. For an appointment call 235.1920 MRS, V. ARMSTRONG 89 AN1\18 W 5X5T5f1, ONT, ;104iii4 OW 6 r 44404 o ni ttlif 0 04 t 4411 m 10 0 f e lriY inilYOttOYU'IYiilYril lrllYlrflui44nNrrtl OttMn 0 a I e 11