WHiT8Y FREE PRESSe WEDNESDAYJUNE 2Z 1983j PAGE Il Smack-em..upédeby A demolition derby will once again be featured at the -Oshawa-whitby fair, july 15 to 17, on Garrard Road North, between the fifth and seventh concessions. Murray 1111, seen here prepar- ing bis 1975 Chevrlet Caprice Estate wagon for the derby, will compete after wlnnlng 'a derby at Westgate Speedway two weekends ago. HM11,27, will be sponsored by Sam's Auto. Service and Mark Automotive of Whitby. Anyone interested in enterlng the .derby should contact Glen Ken- nedy at 668-0914 sometime after the JuIy i weekend. -Free Press Staff Photo Let'" create Our- own artwork, Agroup of 75 students fromni ýWhitby's West- Lynde Publie Seh ool visited Oshawa' s Robert McLauglin Gallery last Friday. Students (left to right) Deanna May, Cina Schmldt-Hansen, Tina Doran and Doug Oliver work away at their own pieces of art as they enjoy the beautiful'wea- ther. The students toured'the gallery and saw Kurelek's vision of Canada, a dlsplay which wilI be featured until August 14.-StfPht -Our New Location' GRANT MENZIES (Weeevery transaction means satisfaction) Durham Region's Only AMC Jeep Renault Dealer New Alliance * Fuego Le Car * Jeep 200 Dundas St. W. Whltby 666-3332