How to get away the Update Available Notification?

Hi everyone,
I have completely updated my OS X Mavericks, but since apple update the iTunes 11 to 12, i don't like the design as it won't match to os x mavericks since it make for yosemite( I update to iTunes 12 once but don't like it and make a clean install to reverse back, can reverse back without clean install?), and there will a Update Available notification keep show up, there is only "Update" and "Later" to choose from but there has no "NO" option since I don't want update my iTunes to 12 version(picture below), is there a way to get rid of the Update Nodification ONLY for iTunes 12 and allow for other application, I don't want to close mac app store update notifications, just want to disable for iTunes 12 update, it's annoying!
thanks for help!

You can hide the notification.
Launch App store.
Click the "Update" tab on the top.
Right click on the specific update and choose "Hide Update".
To reverse it,
App Store > Store > Show All Software Updates

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