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Th o4+ s o4 .* & + * nevindiatise inag of their art exhibit on May as they greeted guests who turned out at the opening are featured at the library Woolwich Street North in Kitchener, has been paintâ€" ing ever since she was a little girl. A photo album or display at the exhibit __ By Terry James â€" Suzanne Harpe and Idessa she ever drew. She was sixâ€" yearsâ€"old at the time. Other albums contain her art work throughout elementary and secondary school as well as ribbons, certificates, and news clippings she has earnâ€" Mrs. Zimmerman â€" has never attended a formal â€"art school but she worked with Mr. P. Tacon, a teachâ€" er at Kitchener Collegiate Institute when she was a student there and Mr. D. Bridgeport. This area has been the subject of many of her paintings dhd a 14â€"pound history book. The book conâ€" tains pen and ink sketches, photographs, news clipâ€" pings and interesting hisâ€" torical accounts of the vilâ€" lage. *"I have done extensive reâ€" search for 25 years now and I‘m still not finished,"" said Mrs. Zimmerman. When the book is comâ€" pleted it will be turned over to the library. s Savings Galore °* aELITE" BLOUSES Clearance Rack of READYâ€"TOâ€"WEAR Conveniert Layâ€"Away Plan â€" No Service Charge Open Mon. to Thurs., 9:30 to 6 â€" Fri. evening only till 9 â€" Sat. to S Buy direct from the manufacturer and save RB®&â€" Sporty shirt style top with attracâ€" tive applique to be wor over tailored pant with zipper. Latest Spring shades of powder, beige, mint, pink. Sizes 10 to 18. MEua on style. om «4 gite 2â€"Piece Double Knit WATCH HILL EABRICS _ AND FASHIONS 220 KING STREET N. (near University) 884â€"7002 SUITS New Pastel 25°5 in Newtex Dry Cleaning Bidg., Waterico â€" Newtex Phone 885â€"2170 PANTS .. One of the first awards BMrs. Zimnferman ever reâ€" & Short Sieeve eight years she went on yearâ€" ly painting sprees with Peter Goetz. She also took a course in painting portraits~dnder the direction of "the late Tam Cayley, At the Doon School Of Fine Arts. When she had completed high school, Mrs. Zimmerâ€" man took a trip to the Southâ€" ern United States. While she was there, she became interested in oil painting. In laterâ€"years, she switched over to water colours. Toâ€" day she does both oil and water colours as well as pen and ink sketches and ceived, was a one dollar first place prize in 1928, from the Jolly Junior Sunâ€" She was 15â€"yearsâ€"old at the time and the cartoon picâ€" ture was printed in the papâ€" er. Sinceâ€"then she has won five or six awards and has entered many juried art shows. A newspaper clipping in her scrap book shows Mrs. Zimmerman in 1958, disâ€" playing herâ€" painting, enâ€" titled, The Village Blackâ€" smith in Bridgeport. This picture was displayed at the 75th annual spring exâ€" hibition at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts. It was chosen from hundreds of paintings submitted from all over Canada. It was the wb oc e t n « € &+ FOR_SPRING! ' New Arrivals! Wide Selection New fashion pastels â€"â€" plains, figures, stripes in Clearing! Good Choice * FABRIC LENGTHS & _ COTTONS In 1970 Mrs. Zimmerman completed a sixâ€"foot by 12â€" foot mural for the Lanâ€" ~caster Hotel in Bridgeport. The mural is a colorful, hisâ€" torical display of the vilâ€" lage and is still in the hotel 99¢ iIdessa Zimmerman, a Kitchener artist, stands beside one of her favorite paintings which is on display at the Waterloo Public Library. Paintings by Mrs. Zimmerman and Suzanne Harpe will be featured at the library‘s gallery until May 22. s . =~ first time she had entered â€"to friends as gifts. Although pastels She was born in on display. â€" an exhibition of any kind. she does this today, a great Estonia and she likes _to _ 1 always carry a sketch ‘‘The mural was so large I had to sutand on a stool to finish the top and lie on my stomach to finishâ€"â€"the bottom.,"* she said. The first paintings she completed were given away to friends as gifts. Although she does this today, a great number of her works are sold to the public. & For the past 15 years, Mrs. Zimmerman has chosâ€" en a historical site in the area, painted it and with the help of Suzanne Harpe had it silk screened and run off for Christmas cards. A short note describing the historiâ€" cal site accompanies the holiday greeting. _ â€" Suzanne Harpe, of 85 Elâ€" gin Crescent in Waterloo, has been displaying her work since 1965. She is a member of the Central Onâ€" tario Art Society as well as the Kitchenerâ€"Waterloo Art Society. Like Mrs. Zimmerman, Mrs. Harpe has been turnâ€" ing out pieces of art since she was a young girl She started out by producing silâ€" houettes which were made from black xâ€"ray paper and cut with embroidery scisâ€" sors. Some of these silhouâ€" ettes are displayed at the exhibition, some â€" are of flowers and weeds. Mrs. Harpe prefers to paint outdoor scenes where she uses water colours and J.M. Harper.a.c.. B.a. W.H. White. a c. BA. LLB 0.C Wood, B.A.. LLB. E.L. Wellhauser.B a.. LLB B.T. Pagquette. B A.. LLB. D.J. Travers. BA LLB. E.L. Warkentin.B A. LLB. are pleased to announce the admission to partnership of 45 Erb St. East, Waterloo, 886â€" 3340 McGibbon, Harper and Haney Barristers and Solicitors Irwin A. Duncan Counsel: W.J. McGibbon,ac travel to Northern Onâ€" home country,"‘ she said. Mrs. Harpe attended ed the Doop School of Fine Arts and worked under the direction of ‘John Bechtel direction pf© ‘John Bechtel and Jack Reid. For the past three to four years she has been a Waterâ€" loo Regional Library artist and has won awards and honourable _ mentions for her work. For 15 years she has been doing her own silk screen printing and produces Christâ€" mas cards and handy notes using this method. A newsâ€" paper clipping in her scrapâ€" book describes her as being very clever with the hamâ€" mer and saw. When her sons built aâ€"printgzhop for her in the basement of their home, she supplied the cupboards and mosaic walls. An â€" interesting _ sketch ber of years ago she attendâ€" book with pencil sketches of the countryâ€"side is also ‘‘The scenes up there reâ€" â€" effective April 1 The Partners of RA. Haney, aC.. M.A.. LLM R.J. Hobson. B.A.. LLB. W.D. Jenkins. B.A . LLB. LA. Duncan. B.A.., LLB. JA. Smith,. 0C BA. LLB AL. Ostner, 1LLB H.M. English, s a uL B . 1976 B.A., LL.B. art have been painted." â€" â€"One of her favourite paintâ€" ings was taken from a pencil sketch she jotted down while she was on a skiing trip.~ . Mrs. Harpe also produces wall hangings using offâ€" loom weaving>~ and silk screens table cloths. She gives both away to friends for gifts as well as selling the odd one. As well as. her artistic accomplishments. Mrs. Harpe has written a book which gives a full account of the Harpe family‘s jourâ€" ney to Canada from Estonia and later, Germany. The book features a diary of events. The Suzanne Harpe and Idessa Zimmerman _ art exhibit will run through to May 22 and is open durâ€" ing regular library hours. se t