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PAGE 8, WEDNESDAy, JULy 5, 1978, WHITBY FREE PRESS Tb O'CO plact mari cere side reco Ho4l for î Sec( atio! i Sch't ovel wei' KeE Cec Jen T M& Thi Oc out ath Jer ref g0 3 Fea tu res Interior Paint 3 features latex filat is an easy to apply paint ideal -for use on Plaster, wallboard, brick, etc. Easy to wash. Alkyd semi-gloss is great for walls, ceilings, wood- work, concrete, etc. Some Colours are slightiy higher than others. 7 88 Gai. Latex 7Ou r Reg. 9.79 2490t.Late 2Our Reg. 3.01 999 :UrRej 349 ut. Polystipple Paint Ready to use, pre-mixed Gai. ikvd polystipple is the answer se:m'-i -GiSs to those drab walls & ceil- ~. 12.65ings. For beautiful texture. '-Go 7 7 urReg. 10.95 1MU mmA Pub Mirrors Decorative 12" x 18" pub mirr- ors in several themes. Ideal for bar area. 7Each Styrene Beams Early American beams made from urethane. Dark Walnut fiÎnish. Cork Tiles Functional & decorative- 12" x 36"x 10.5 mmn. panels orl2**xl2" x 3/81, ties. SeIf-adhesive. 3 Brush Sp Special buy on pu thrush brushes. 3 sizes for easy paîr 3»- A host of special events is planned by the Durham Region YMCA for the 1978 County Town Carnival. Those who wish to partic- ipate in these events are advised that advance regis- tration is required for many of them, and, this can be secured by dropping into the Y office, at the Centennial Building, or calling 668-6868. July 31 from 7 p.m. to 7:30 p. m. the Y wiIl be presenting a Karate demonstration at the Chamber of Commerce trade fair at Iroquois Park Arena. Aug. 1 at the trade fair, starting at 7:30 p.m. the Y will be holding its annual tricycle decorating and bike relay contests. Entries will be accepted on the spot. Aug. 4 at 8 p.m. the Y is presenting a Disco Dance at Iroquois Park Arena. Tickets are $2 per person at the door. Aug. 5, 6 and 7 the YMCA 5 artists honored at, juried exhibition will conduet annual County Town Carnival Tennis Tournament at the, Peel Park tennis courts, starting at 9 a.m. and proceeding al day.. Entries are available for aduit singles, doubles and mixed doubles. Advance registration isrequired by calling the Y at 668-6868. Aug. 5 at 5 p.m. the Y and the Whitby Recreation Department will present their annual swim ieet at Iroquois Park Pool. Again, advance registration is required. Advance registration is also required for the YMCA's first annual County Town Carnival Skate Board Competition, to be held Aug. 6 at lO a.m. at the north parking lot at Iroquois Park. Also requiring advance registration is an inner tube water poio 'match at Kins- men Park pool, to be held Decorative Stucco Pre-Mixed Stu ccc Ready to mix powder stucco Already to use Stucco for lets you create your own those rec room walls. Goes thickness. 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Withstands lots of wear and tear paso AutS Vain 944"h . k. k BEAVGRq4l9 Dundas St.East, 900 600 Saî 6851 Three artists received special mention and. two got honorable mention at the Whitby Arts members' juried art exhibition last week, On June *28, Juror Alan Bakes, a member of the Ontario Society of Artists and the Canadian Society of Artists, and chairman of Visual Arts Ontario as representative for the OSA, 3 gave his assessment of the works presently on exhibit at the Whitby Arts Station Gallery. There were 64 pieces submitted to the juried section of the exhibit ion and 33 were accepted.- "The calibre of "the juried pieces is ^excellent and comipares highly with works done in other regions," said Mr. Bakes. Dart tourne The largest dart tourn- ament ever held in Whitby wiIl take place.during the County Town Carnival, Aug. 5 and 6 at *the Brooklin Arena. Organized by Royal Canadian Legion Branch 112, the tournament is expected to attract 100 teams of competitors. The entry fee is 40 dollars, and müst t>e mailed before July 22 to John Mclvor, Legion Branch 112, 117 Byron Street South, Whitby. The first 100 teams wilI be accepted. For further information cal l te Legion at 666-9028. The first prize for the dart tournanient is $1,000 and awards are being offered by Molsons breweries. The events get under way at 9 a.xn. both days at the Brooklin Arena. Aug. 5 there will be round robin team play and ladies' and men's singles knockouts. Aug. 6 the top 10 teamis from the previous day's compet- ition will play a round robin series, and there will be a consolation round robin series for 10 teams. The dart tourrient 18 a new carnival event beig The juror gave special mention tIo Nick Novak for an untitled lithograph, Dan Reid for an untitled drawing, and Richard Smith for ^a drawing entitled "Friendly Home. "1 Those receiving honorable mention were Wallace Brighton for a block print entitled -"Winter Forest," and Ilona Cekauskas-Foley' for a macrame ensemble.. In addition to the juried exhibition, there are about 30 unjuried pieces in the show. Ail are works of Whitby Arts members. The Jurîed and Non-juried members' exhibition will be on view'- at the Station Gallery ail summer until Sept. 3., with special open house days during the County Town Carnival. y sAuge 5M6 arranged for the first time by the Legion. Whitby students dow'ell Edward M. Lescisin of 804 Henry Street, a Grade 13 student at Henry Street High School was one f the top 20 students in a physics contest held recently at McMaster University in Hamilton. Martin VanHout, f Denig O'Connor High Sehool was in the top 20 in the mathematics contest, and Laura Nicholis Of 126 Michael Boulevard was in the. top 20 in the biology contest. Adinner and tour of the MeMaster campus was provided for the top 75 con- testants in the four subjects, which also included chemistry. Requiremnents for the con- tests involved problems and an essay based ou each of the four subjects. Entries were judged by MeMaster professorsis he corres. YMCA plans host of carnival events.' Rec Room Need HeIp? DomIt-Yourself And Save