LORI YATES, alternative country/rock artist, wilI perform at Country Weekend Aug. 12 to 14 at Cullen Gardens. Prescott Brown will also perform. Singers will hold September auditions The County Town Singers will hold auditions on Wednesday, Sept. 14, 21 and 28 at Cormack Station, 250 Hfickory St., Witby. Sections include soprano, alto, tenor and base. Tenors and basses are especîa]ly required. The group performs pop and show music as well as jazz, traditional and sacred music. For more information on auditions call 725-0802. Building tour upconîig The Oshawa Hi-storical Society will present the Oshawa Hidden Heritage House and Building Tour on Saturday, Sept. 17 from il a.m. until 4 p.m. Several heritage homes and buildings will be featured on the tour as well as the pioneer cemnetery atBonnie Bras Point. Ticketé for the event may be purchased for $10 at the Oshawa Sydenham Museum located in seniorsm Jubile The spotlight will be on some of Durhamns most talented seniors as they take the stage at Roy Thomson Hall during Royal Ban Seniors' Jubilee, Aug. 5 te 18. Theyll be joined by more than 800 entertainers from across Ontario during this sixth annual Julilee, the largest al-seniors entertairiment showcase in Canada. Among performers from Durbamn will be singer Adriene Stewart, the Golden Slippers and Wilmot Creek Blue Angels. They were selected te appear at the Jubilee afier a rigorous and competitive audition process. Last year, all four days of the Jubilee were sold out, with large groups of seniors travelling to the concerts from communities across Ontario. Lakeview Park, 1450 Simcoe St. S., Oshawa, Ontario L1H 8S8. The ticket price includes admission to, ail the buildings and refreshments at the Oshawa Sydenham Museum. Proceeds from the event will be used to fund hènitage projects in the Oshawa area. For further information cali 436-7624. Whitby Free Press, Wednesday, August 10, 1994, Page 15 cleens'monumentalwork s sow An exhibition of abstract paintings by Canadian artist Marilyn Clements wiII open at the Roer McLaughlin Gallery on Aug. 18. The public is invited to meet the artist at a reception on Sunday, Sept. 11, 2 to 4 p.m. Over the past four years, Clements has finished a remarkable series of paintings. They are monumental, large in scale and energetically constructed coloured vortexes of whirling forme. Clements evokes a complex structure with her shapes and symbole of magic. An abstract painter, Clements employs a diversity of forme and colours to express the exverience of inner s"tes of consciousness. The whole sae vibrates with the energy of color. Clements, a pupil of the New School- of Art in Toronto, la respresented in nunierous and private collections. Her work bas Graser 's pure abstracts on display An exhibition of paintings by Fredericton artist Toby Graser will open at the Robert McLaughlin Gallery on Aug. 18. Known for hier unique non-representational work in the visual arts, 'Symphonies and Harmonies' is a 22-year retrospective which highlights perioda of development in ber career from 1969 to 1991. Organized by the University of New Brunswick Art Centre, director Marie Maltais says: "Each of her purely abstract works resonates with colour harmonies and formai rhythms which set up vibrations of response in the viewer." SA resident of Frederiction, Graser was born in Montreal. Her early teachers included Molly Lamb Bebak and John Fox. Later, through an exploration of inaterials and techniques propounded by the New York School, Graser began to develop hier own distinctive artistic sensibility. DURHAM'S NEWEST & DEST COUNTRY WESTERN BAR!! MONDAYS - Pool Tournament TUESDAYS - Karaoke featuring MIKE PRESTON WEDNESDAYS - DJ Night with Syl THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY - Live Entertainment - Paul Allen from Nashville (Live TV coverage Sat. night) EVERY SUNDAY- Live Entertainment, Sudden Storm - Starting at 9:3Opm ($2.00 cover charge) been exhibited in galleries and museums in New England, New York, and Canada. She is a resident of Connecticut. The exhibition continues until Oct. 16. TRACEY BREGMAN, who portrays Lauren Fenmore on the soap 'Young and the Restless,' answered the ques- tions of many fans who turned out for herý appearance at the hitb Mal onJuly30.Photo by éMurice Pither, Whitby Free Press C HA RL ES G RO0DI1N kiiilii2i The Newton famnily is gomng to the dogs.. M118nA[fnME<ollIoIeI011 urM [NW(iu iinui5ti O.TT.E...CR.EK..... .....B.NAC....AV... ........... ..H.t.n- ... ..... R tiftýýHëtIîne430-099 1