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8-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, April 11, 1979 Presented with certificate of merit Receives floral arrangement IP . ill! : Hill y&ij ? Yi-vX WAW l* pil 1 w Mr. Angus Loucks (centre) was presented last Friday evening at the annual meeting meeting of the Orono and District Credit Union with a certifi cate of merit for twenty years has been a member of the service to the Credit Union, board for 21 years and Alf The presentation on behalf of Perrin who has been a the Union was made by member for 24 years. Robert Hancock (left) who ent is Loucks at the rfecent annual District Credit Union by Mrs, Angus meeting of the Orono and' W. Kean (right) till! Single vehicle accident During Thursdays storm ditch just east of Orono on Highway 115. The logs rolled off the trailer, this tractor trailer took to the ■. * • ' 14 women exhibit at Samuel gallery An exhibition and sale of works by 14 women is now on view at the Margot Samuel Gallery, Oshawa. BY WOMEN introduces six women women to the Oshawa area. Lynda Lapeer, who lives in Gore's Landing and was born and' educated in Port Hope, paints in acrylics on canvas in a delightfully naive manner. Stephanie Leman was born in Trenton-and lives near Tweed. Tweed. She has studied widely, paints boldly in water colour and recently had a one-person exhibition at the Art Gallery of Cobourg. One of her teachers, Diane Pugen, is also featured in the exhibition. exhibition. Pugen Was born in Toronto and studied in New York and Chicago. She has taught at the Three Schools, and is currently on staff at Art's Sake, Toronto. Pugen works in charcoal," etching and embossing. Joan VanDamme is exhibiting exhibiting large serigraphs. Born in Michigan, she came to Canada Canada in 1967 where she continued her art studies. She has exhibited widely in the Hamilton, St. Cahterines area. Judith Allsopp shows strong water colours - portraits portraits of women. Born in Kansas, where she wàs educated, educated, she has spent all of her working life as an artist in the Canadian West and Toronto. Ellie Fidler was born in Toronto and educted in Europe Europe and at York University,, Toronto. She lives in Berkely, California and has exhibited her tapestries throughout the West Coast of the United States. She will be exhibiting at. the Art Gallery of Windsor and the Toronto-Dominion Centre during the coming summer. BY WOMEN also features the works of Oshawa and district artists Joan-Marie Dean, Barbara Claus, and Irja Ketola on canvas; water colours by Laurine Sage, Janet McGhee, Sally Wild- man and Wilma Foley; and an etching by Jane Eccles. Dean, Claus, Ketola, Sage, McGhee, Wildman and Eccles Eccles are also featured in the current exhibition at the Robert McLaughlifl Gallery, Oshawa. The Margot Samuel Gallery is open Tuesday through Saturday, noon to 4 p.m. at 899 Nelson Street, Oshawa. Phone 571-1619 for further information. ORONO ELECTRIC LTD. ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES COLOUR T.V. 1 'hi-fi HOT POINT R.C.A. ELECTROHOMÊ WHITE i 1 WESTINGHOUSE FRIGIDAIRE SIMPLICITY , " HOOVER Up and Down the Book Stacks Beyond, Reason by Margaret Trudeau Are You .paying too much Tax?" by .Wayne Beach (1979 edition) Salesman Surgeon by William MacKay, (the incredible il tory of. an amateur in the operating room) More or Less by Kenneth More (autobiography of the famous English actor) Mysteries by Colin Wilson (psychic phenomena and other happenings) Star Light Star Bright by Stanley Ellin (mystery) Dawn of the Dead by George Romero (what happens when the dead walk the earth) Many new paperbacks JUNIOR Enchantement of Africa: Togo by Allan Carpenter The Star Wars Question and Answer book about Space by Dinah Moche New Star Wars paperback mysteries by James Razzi EASY READING & PICTURE BOOKS Oscar the Selfish Octopus by John Barrett Tucky the Hunter by James ■ Dickey The Long legged, Long nosed, Long maned Wolf by Kristine Kristine Willis Madeleine Hadley