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making at Gallery CANADIAN EXPERIMENTAL EXPERIMENTAL FILMS The interesting world >i iftdependent film-making ' going, to. bë explored -l Uie Robeft McLaughlin Gallery this fall and winter. The Gallery is offering a free film series entitled; Canadian Experimental Filins beginning on Tuesday, Oct. 26 at 7:30 p.m. VENEZIA Restaurant HUY 115 and r. • }/i Mile South of Orono Phone 983-5651 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK We Specialize in: Pizza - Meals ALSO Weekend Specials The first program presents well-known Canadian film maker Rick Hancox who is showing and discussing a collection of his awardwinning, awardwinning, short experimental films he has made over the last seven years. The series is being planned with the help and co-operation of the Canadian Filmmakers Distribution Centre in Toronto Toronto and is designed to introduce introduce new films and filmmakers filmmakers to the general public. Programs are being presented presented once a month and for further information call Allan Walkinshaw at the gallery, 576-3000. Building a House? or remodelling your present one? Then contact: Floyd, Nicholson Orono 983-5049 CAMS PORT TRAILER SALES See our line of... -CHEVRON TRAILERS --TRUCK CAPS -- FIBREGLAS CANOES Stock some parts for above items OPEN WEEKDAA'S & WEEK-ENDS 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Closed Mondays at Noon lllLilWAY 115 & 35 NEWCASTLE PHONE 987-5174 Anewkind:ôf lipstick by Chap Stick. The moisturizing lipstick that's kind to your lips. Packed with creamy moisturizers and protective emollients that make your lips moist, luscious, soft and smdoth. In mouth-watering cremes; frosteds; and transparents, which also work beautifully . as blushers. 2 3 ORONO, ONT/ • 983-5009 Orono Weekly Times. Wednesday v October 27th, 1976--3 A two-câr head-on collision last Friday morning at Enterprise Enterprise head has sent two to hospital, one in good condition with the other in fair condition. condition. Involved in the accident were David H. Peirce, 35, of 32 Trailridge Cr., West Hill, Ontario, driving a 1974 Grem lin and southbound on Highway Highway 115, two and a half miles north of Enterprise Hill. Also involved was Michael Oven- den, 36 years of Oshhwa driving a 1976 Ford Torino Station Wagon and at the time of the accident northbound. Both veheiles collided head- on in approximately the centre of the roadway. A third veheile driven by Ronald Henwood of Peterborough Peterborough was following the Oven- den vehicle and struck it after the initial impact. Both Pierce and Ovenden were taken to Bowmanville Hospital' for treatment of fractures and lacerations. The two vechicles were a complete write-off with $1000. damage to the Henwood car. Charges are pending following following investigation by Constable Constable Ferguson of the Newcastle Newcastle O.P.P. detachment. The Orono fire department was called to assist at the scene of the accident. e Snowmobiles • New & Used * Yamaha, Ski-Doo, Mercury» Johnsons, Moto Ski, * Sno Prince, Coleman , e Parts, Tracks, engines 9 • Franklin Fireplaces • Priced at $179.00 * Selkirk Fireplaces and e Chimneys • • Boats, Outboard Motors • ONTARIO • SPORTS 2 Highway 115, Orono » Phone 983-5444 • ••••eeeeeeee* u.c.w. 1 GENERAL MEETING ( Continued from page X ) and interior, the Seventh Day Adventist college, hospital, Health .Food factory and , boarding. schools. The rose gardens and hydrangeas were lovely. Many sand beaches are on the coast, but swimmers have to be cautious- cautious- some locations have lookouts to warn of the approach of sharks. Other pictures of Australia showed the following : pelicans, peacock, peacock, cockatoos, parrots, ëm- » us, kangaroos, and various breeds of cattle. Mr. and Mrs. Cheesman had visited Melbourne, Melbourne, Canberra and Sydney etc., Mrs. G. Carson, on behalf of all those present, gratefully thanked Mr, and Mrs. Cheesman for their level; Pictures and comment- " ary. Mrs. Cook conducted the business part, of the meeting. Mrs. F. Lycett had the U.C.W. scrapbooknn display. Mrs. D. Barnett read a letter from the Orono Ujiited 'Church Choir, 'expressing thanks for the generous financial contrib ution from the. U.C.W. towards towards the purchase of new choir gowns. Mrs. Barnett brought one of the gowns to show the group. Devotions were given by Unit 5. Mrs. C. Grant's Call to Worship was on à Thansk- giving theme, followed by reading Psalm 100. On a front table, a bowl of fruit, and a little lady made from corn were appropriate for Mrs. A. Louck's Meditation, "Rooted _ and Fruitful". She gave as illustration a ' drought in England which caused the grapes to dry up and diè, except one arbour which bore fruit abundantly. The roots reached to a spring. We can also have spiritual drought, but Christ is our spiritual water, and He is available to those who reach. Mrs. Carson 'sang the first verse of Hymn 164 "God Who Touches! Earth with Beaijty", then everyone joined in singing the last three verses. There is a magnetism Dave's Plumbing Heating Electric Industrial-Commercial * Residential 786-2471 in some Christians. Christ in you draws other people. The offering was received and dedicated. Mrs. Grant closed with a prayer. Mrs. Cook extended thanks to everyone who,came. Members of Unit 1 served a lovely lunch. Regional Reclaimers SAND & GRAVEL bulldozing earth moving BACKHOE & GRAVE! Call 786-2070 R.R. 1 Orono