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Zimmermann works at K-W Art Gallery tIndo-Canada cultural event Kitchener-Waterloo Art Gallery will be exhibiting 25 paintings and drawings by H Werner Zimmermann, ll. Werner Zimmer- manniandrorms Au The India-Canada Association of Kitchener- Waterloo is celebrating India's Independence Day with an owning of chltural events. September 10 at the Victoria Park Pavilion at tt There will be artists from Guelph and Ottawa to perform classical dances of India. namely Bharat Natyam and Kathak. Bharat Natyam dances were originally performed in temples. whereas Kathak dances were mostly performed in the courts of the royalties. The special featu re of the evening will be a one act play in Hindi. This is the first time a Hindi play has been put together by local talents. Tickets will be “available at the door. For further information call 885-2772 or c579-4769. Air Cadet Corporal' Dan llic of 822 Tudor squadron in Kitchener recently quaiified tor his glider pilot wings at Central Region Gliding School near Trenton. llic. a student at KCl, is on a six-week summer training course under a glider pilot scholarship program. Chromclo Spocaol as In St. [mm mm main man an M- W W LAB.9, GLIDING ALONG The shots is Zimmer mann's interpretation of the Canadian Arctic landscape: taken from his four years of exp“ rit-nw as a resource gust 25 to number 2 $325 gets you all you can eat for as long as you can walk B-B.-""'""'" ' “QM Wt Sandwich»: at lunch person for the Inuit in Quebec. After return- ing to Guelph froin the Arctic in 1981. Zimmer- mann produced the works which comprise the exhibit Zimmermann has at tempted to capture the rhythms and lines of the North in oil. ink and pastel. For example, in “Landforms #2," sew eral greens, blues and yellows applied in par- allel vertical strokes meld into a harmoni- ous. clear sky above a snowy horizon broken by sharply defined rocks. Although devoid of distinguishable ob- jects, zimmermann's Arctic is not a place of desolation, for his bright colors breathe life into the solitudin- ous scenes. {WIND UP the SEASON A WlltillliltilM When you're f't,%t plans tor that spans banquet. church men or club party, plan lo serve the Colonel Sanders' DulLersell Buffet From Kentucky Frwd Chicken " -iiiiiTy'aGiiii; riiTrirxerocey Fned Chicken store up to two hours ahead of “me. Then come and peck up our t"letr "chin' good chicken. salads iind arena-n bread: for only Serve your bunch the Cuiortel Sanders' DwiLerseH Buffet From Kentucky Fried Chicken " woo't cum you a bundle And there's norhtng like " 'Also mcludet, plates, spores wrvtellea. wrung xpuonx wetcloths, tablecloth ’ f Mm ’ JAg adrktgem atsn/ PM " 25M, m-dosh cor “use”: egg' mots AM/FM Sumo, lock-09 lost orword and lewund, pies t',',tnt,'d mag-cl Includes a pan! of hunt: a Ill Woe may 6:9 ftosh mow" weoUr.s Conceal hos a vopvtohon for “A.” "W by In (or stereo WM C most ttttd cone”: Moyer, ttte model mu I, humus htgbpow' peeforrt me, move - when, uncle hoods, "tutal - copabuty ond ”Mg rodto 090mm" . 610 King yt. t. at Pandora, Kianev, $79-$30 CONCORD‘ ng'ill2t,%'l'lllim. Colonel Sanders' 3290 I!“ M m MY iiEil per person JVC tf you wo" the but, here tt u The com a on. d in only wand was". arm; with My Nrrse When (you W N it». yji,i?,ii/,',i',eiLiit;" ki, an; m. w you ts Met! Hum . and hing (mum few the ("3mg C? me Envoy terobc sound on the beach as the bocbyovd In the bedroom on wherever you go mm m: s K no homo, mm Stereo cosse"e Dot" Nose ltdvdvon short no»: l any speaker; and much we ‘119 ‘199. m/FM 5&7th iGer, 1311mm mm plums. a we, cow-m recorder and of 90mm the greot wand PM " known {hem SKJOOIsI'j'tgd-dfmy for "savanna".- OIM'C‘I“ bin-obi.” .nu-u-u-uuu-II-uul .lISIWI‘IW‘ “Hm-Inhalation“: Ju-i-o-c-'"'""" unusual-minu- gnaw-IO WWW? --car- min-nth! I; i"iitiGs'Uikfirr'orrcoose UDXLZ 090 Canon. Tapes 11m; '138