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PAGE 12, WEDNESDAY,.OCTOBER 21,1976,l Co mn g Events COSTUME DANCE Greece, with proceeds going sists- of 36 contemporarY The C4nadian Scottishl to Whitby Arts for mainte- drawings by artistsIliving and 'lub will be holding a costume nance of the gley ikt working in Ontario. ance October 30 at 8 p.m. are available by calling Joy Works by the following t Whitney Hall, upstairs at Thomrpson at 668-5639. artists have been carefully le Iroquois Park Arena. DRAWING WORKSHOP selected to complement each or tickets, caîl 668-I1161. A workshop in drawing, other and to demonstrate that LECTURES ON Cteato rwn svr ADOLESCENTS concepts wiIl be held at the teato rwn svr ADfOrpaSCEreS o Whitby Arts Station Nov. 20 alive. The artists participat- A for prt srie ofand 21 from 9:30 a.m. to ing are:- Stephen Gerriets, ctures on the problemis of 4:0pmiudrte ieto James Gordaneer, Daniel Jolescents is being held at of Walter Sawron, an instruc- Hanequand,' Lynn Hutchison ie Whitby Public Library tor at the Ontario College Brown, Peter Mah, Miro uring Novem ber. of Art. Malish, Ian -McKay, Rudy The lectures are on ARTS FILM Moîz, Joe Rosenblatt, Walter ednesday nights from 7 p.m. Three films wiIl be shown Sawron, Lenni Workman, 9 p.rn. at the Whitby Arts Station Florence Vale. The first on November I10 November I13 at 3 p.m., The works have been lent ,iii feature psyclhologist Dr. featuring the drawings of by the Gadatsy Gallery, i l icks, whose topîc will John Gould, Canadian artist Toronto, and organized and c"Whiat teen-agers are up David Milne, and Germnan circulated by the Art Gallery wist". scuiptor and printmaker of Ontario Extension Services. On Novem ber 1 7, Social Kathe Kollwitz. PINATA MAKING orker Marilyn Lay will THEATRE PRODUCTION Anyone who is interested scuss adolescent sexualîty, The Whitby Theatre in learning how to make a ion November 24, Nirs. Companlys faîl production traditional South American irol Klaassen, another social "Night Must Faîl" will be Pinata can learn at two orkcr, wvilJ speak on coin- field Thursday through workshops at the Whitby unication between parents Satuirday at the Centennial Arts Station November 7 and d teelis. Building Theatre, starting at 14 from 2 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. On Decemnber 1 Jack 8 p.mn. A special sliowing for The workshop will be co- irdner, of' tle Dtorliani senior citizens will be field at ordinated by Luisa Vargas, >)rd of- Educai ion, xvill the door on the nights of the who was born in Columbia, ScuIss teenagers in thle 1performlance. South America and came to Lication systemr. NEWCOMERS CLUB live in Whitby from Madrid, GARAGE SALE The Oshawa-Whitby New- Spain. A garage sale \vill be field corners Club holds m-onthly The sessions will allow tlle Loyal Orange Lodge, mecetings for newcomers to people of aIl ages to create a- înhilei 1 37. Saturday at the area the secondWednesday pinata, a festive three - hoile oflsaac McCutllouighi, o each înonth at tlie ('on- diniensional piece contaîning Ileda (Cor, in West0 ~l'liTe sale gets Linder sumners Gas Building, starting goodies which is hu ng and iy ai 10 a(iandm iere wil at 8 -: 15 p.rn. The next mieet- broken with the items inside ing is Novemiber 10. To join falling out. The pinata a cofftee r. Anlyone this organlization. contact originated in Mexico. 0iinîg Io donate portable .1a Weir ai 579-3636. Materials will be supplied, ns lor I lle sale mnay caîl but those participating are N-1)784. lrnceeds rnt'tu1te DRAWING REDISCOVERED asked to bringnewspapers and os %v'îll go lo the.lndge. Florence Vale, one of the the items they wish to put ,ARTrS BALL' arlisis participating ini the inside the pinata. There is A i'ew tickets are still Noveniber exhibition at the no fee for the workshop. ilahbie for -Ille Wlîitl by Arts Wl-iitby Arts Station Gallery, Construction of the pinata in(d BaIl Novemiber 5 a t will officially open the exhibi- will take place on Nov'ember y'denislore Pavilion. This tion Friday at 8:30 p.m. 7, followed on November 14 r's hall will he a Festival The exhibition, entitled by the decoration. 1 he Gods ni' ancienlt Drai\viing Rediscovered, con- WILDLIFE PHOTOGRAPHY PRELIMINARY LIST 0F ELECTORS The preliminary list of ail electors prepared as required by the Municipal Elections Act 1972 as amended and the Regional Municipality of Durham Act, 1973 as amended was publicly posted in the office of the Municipal Clerk on the 27th day of October, 1976. Electors should examine the Iist to ensure that their names and relevant information are correctly shown. Complaints in the nature of requests for additions or corrections to or deletions from the Iist may be made by an elector completing and filing a formn obtainable at the office of the Clerk. The last day for f iling forms requesting additions, corrections or deletions will be November 5th, 1976. Revision of the preliminary list will commence Monday, November 8th, 1976 at the Municipal Building, 405 Dundas Street West, Whitby. Given under my hand at the Town of Whitby this 27th day of October, A.D., 1976. The Ontario Humane Society is holding an Exhibi- tion of the Wildlife Photo- graphy of Peter Bissett in the ManuLife Centre on Bloor Street, Toronto for approximately two weeks, commencing October 28th. Peter Bissett was recently namied "Best Photographer in Canada" by the Toronto Camiera Club. Originally fromi England, where lie be- came known as a Formula motor racing car driver, hie ernigrated to Toronto about eighit years ago. Sinice coming to Canada hie las travelled al] over north Amierica capturing wvldlife on film. Thiis Exhibition will be Bissett's first major public sliowing.- The phiotographis will be offered for sale to the public and a part of the pro- ceeds will be donated to the Ontario Humane Society for animal welfare work. These photographs will appeal to Al loyers of nature, since a wide range of wildlit'e is covered. The studies include birds (song and preda- tory), mammals, and scenic shots. The wildlife and country- side of Canada are well repre- sented and some of the photo- graphs are of Canadian sun- sets, wild "corners", winter scenes and, of course, indigen- ous birds and animais. The Humane Society hopes that as many as possible will ta ke this opportunity to view the work of thi s most talented phiotographier.