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Boy! great to be a wenior. What else could a fella say with royal treat- ment like that provided by it's FRESHMEN PUT THROUGH PACES .. . the high school freshmen this Fall in Oshawa high schools, Above Jim Harm- er's car receives the bene- fits of the services of the newcomers. Every year freshmen "slave" for their senior students so one day Fence Tackled By Teens With Imaginatve Splash Montreal' s i St. Catherine Street when 80 teen-agers with licences to paint went to work on the wooden fence surround- ing Place des Arts concert hall. The exterior decorators came from Montreal parks department recreation § cen- tres across the island one day im August, lured by the invit- ing plywood "canvasses," the prospect of all the paint they could splash and the promise fence contest originated with Du Pont of Canada, which supplied six colors plus black and white in water-washable paint. This type of paint was used because it could be washed out of hair, clothes and finger- nails of the youngsters. How- ever, it can't be washed off the fence and the master- pieces will remain there until TEEN - AGE REMBRANDTS November. The reason for the plywood fence surrounding Place des Arts is that landscaping has not yet been completed. Professional artists have painted fences in other cities, "but teen-agers are easier to handle,"'-a Du Pont spokes- man said. The teen-age angle caught the imagination of the Place des Arts management which gave approval for the treat- ment, of the parks depart- ment which runs regular they might also get the royal treatment. But they have another motive as well.. The ritual inaugurates grade nine students to the school painting classes and excur- sions for teen-age girls, of the city which closed off a side street for part of the day, and of hundreds of tourists and passersby. PRIZES FOR SIX The contest began in the morning with the allocation of plastic bibs, paints atu rence panei. it cnucu mm uiid-a@iver- noon when enteral parks. de- ; chaca si¥ winners of "porlalte record players. The. winners were Lucie Boutin, 13; Huguette Nolin, 15; Michelle Bellemare, 12; Louise Jacques, . 12; Louise Aubin, .14; and Robert. Fer- ragne, 15. Instructions were few, said Monique Barbeau, head of the parks department painting and sculpture classes, and DANCING NIGHTLY and gets them activly par ticipating in extracurricular activity. It's a split booster for a senior students too. (Oshawa Times Photo) 10 ACRES TROUT STREAM RETREAT Scenic KENDALL HILLS Aree : Helf @ mile from @ peved ress. § Wooded lots with «@ fast trout citer. Lese them helt am hour f | tious Gdiawe, Only $5,000 -- $1,500 Down W. FRANK REAL ESTATE 21 King St..W. 623-3393 BOWMANVILLE 9 te Midnite in the Dining Lounge APPEARING TONITE IN "THE VINTAGE ROOM" The REVELAIRES Popular Rhythm Group with the modern sound. LICENSED UNDER LIQUOR CONTROL BOARD OF ONTARIO GEORGIAN MOTOR HOTEL THORNTON RD. SOUTH AT CHAMPLAIN AVE.