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This is to be compared with last year's figure of 1,800, and the 1970 figure of 1,200 persons active in the program. This year, for the first time, Seneca will introduce special programs at its new King Campus, near Aurora, in the summer at Seneca package. All other programs are at the college's Finch Campus. The multieampus college serves Toronto, the TV ' Radio Service 1172A WESTON RD. LIC. TECHNICIANS _ Color & B.W. Service, car radios, record players, small appliance repairs, etc. 279-6712 ItlTE--liWlilf SWIMMING NOG' " RADIO, STEREO AND TY. REPAIRS PAVING Fun and education mix AQHAL! I CONCIITI FENCING too Some of the more unusual counc- Sonecl‘n ousting this your are: Now and the tum. portrait sculpture, you tor children, um, lock. stock and barrel, Japanese paper tearing, car are for ladies, survival in BormattafNortttYo6,artd M‘W_d‘lufl “who The Canadian UNICEF Committee announced details of an international ehildren's art exhibition which will take place this summer and fall. All Canadian children between B and 15 inclusive are eligible to enter and twelve entries will be sub- mitted tor international exhibition in Paris. One of these twelve will be selected as the principal Canadian exhibit and the artist, ac- companied by his or her parent, will be eligible tor a free flight to Paris, courtesy of Air Canada. Closing date for entries is 31 July in Toronto, where they will be judged by a national jury, coordinated by the Art Gallery of Ontario: o DRAPES o BROADLOOM o SlIPCOVERS o DIE-FINISHING 4“ 'mr "can!" SIIVKI Ill "Hallo" M mun on! MHIN' 241-5211 241-5212 ll PHOLSTERY Flcwry Showroom hrs. Mon. To Fri. ' to 5 pm. FOR RESULTS CALL trip to Paris 787-0277 In M Em ttttit and pioneer out“. At i King Came, Seneca will - cram. golf, Ilium. swimming and was: Inlay. Claus: commune June g, 1nd run for various “While children in the developing countries depend on UNICEF, we depend verv much on the help of Canadian children. So we wanted to find a way to say thank you," said Mrs. Sybil Darnell, president of the Canadian UNICEF Com- mittee. "We hope that children all over Canada will enjoy taking part in our exhibition." Full details and entry forms are available now from the Canadian UNICEF Committee, 737 Church Street, Toronto. The final international Judging, by a panel including Mme Pompidou, Frau Willl Brandt and Elizabeth Taylor, will take place in Paris in early October. durations "much June and July. Some run into August For further information and a free {older you should call 491-2923. UPHOLSTERY tts Cy