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Wednesday, October 11,2006 Orono Weekly Times • 3 Movie Reviews by Shawn McCartney I do love to see Canadians on the big screen! To see Canadians filling up the movie theatre!! That is so wonderful to me. I went to see The Trailer Park Boys: The Movie and must say they were original, consistent and it was Canadian humor. We don't have cable so can't watch the TV show, although I have seen it once or twice. I am from the east coast and this is true "down home" humor. Not for everyone--the language language is rough and the topics are rougher. It is directed by Mike Clattenburg. It stars Mike Smith, Robb Wells, and Jean Paul Tremblay. It is rated 14A, and has a great sound track. Most of all, I loved sitting in the theatre reading the credits credits and seeing my nephew's name there. I'm so proud of you Preston! I give this movie a 4 out of 5. ' . I also went to see Departed, the mafia/cop drama that .has a star-filled cast. It is directed by Martin Scorsese and stars Matt Damon, Leonardo DiCaprio, Jack Nicholson, Mark Wahlberg, and Martin Sheen. I love Nicholson, he plays such a wonderful 'crazy'. The. movie is over three hours long and it does keep you on the edge of your seat. But I found ■ it was like so many other cop movies. It had no new ideas. The acting was brilliant though. To see such seasoned actors work together. With Mr. Scorsese, who is known as the actor's director, it was like watching a dance-- smooth and pleasant to watch. I smell Academy Awards. I give this film a 4 out of 5. Some movies to see on video are: Big Fish, Prime, Trailer Park Boys (all the seasons), seasons), Fried Green Tomatoes, and Bull Durham... FREEDOM OF DANCE FUNDRAISER CHOCOLATE FOUIM Chocolate cakes, cookies & candies Toddler Halloween costumes from $8 6 Park St. Orono behind the Town Hall 20 th Annual Model Railroad Show Saturday, Oct. 14,2006 -10 am to 4:30 pm Sunday, Oct. 15,2006 -10 am to 4:00 pm BOWMANV1LLE HIGH SCHOOL 49 Liberty Street North, Bowmanville, Ontario Operating Layouts 'Static Displays 'Vendors Adults $5 • Seniors $4 Family $10 June McMurray walked her Afghan dog Bailey in Newcastle Saturday. 's Walk for Guide Dogs on Continued from front issued by the Hospital foundation foundation the following day. Representing Port Perry Hospital, Dr. B Cohoon asked for a Regional commitment of $50,000 annually for a total investment of $250,000, on their project redevelopment, costed at $4 million. The redevelopment project at Port Perry Hospital includes reconstruction and expansion of their emergency space and a new endoscopy suite. Financial commitments from the Region are not paid out to the specific projects until construction begins In 2002 the Region responded to a request from Lakeridge Health for a $7.5 Congratulations Continued from page 2 utility poles he put up, too? Finally, his,missive indicates indicates ■ that, "Experience counts". If memory serves me well that's not what he indicated indicated when he stood for election election for the first time. Then of course it was meaningless because he personally didn't have any. Kindest personal regards, Larry Wood Bowmanville million contribution to the Durham Cancer Centre. That commitment has been fully paid. In 2003 Regional councillors councillors approved a request from the Rouge Valley Hospital Association for a $3.5 million contribution to the Ajax- /Pickering hospital. No payments payments have yet been made on that commitment, as construction construction has not begun. While the Ministry of Health has a financial, responsibility responsibility to the building of new hospitals, they take no financial financial responsibility for hospital redevelopment. As the Board of the Bowmanville Hospital feel the redevelopment of their hospital facility is needled needled now, the Hospital Foundation have taken it upon themselves to raise the entire amount through fundraising. "Our community has been very supportive of health care in the community," said Ms. Darlene Bastiannelli, Memorial Memorial Hospital Foundation Executive Director, in a phone interview with the Times on Tuesday morning. "They have always responded to the hospital's hospital's needs in a positivé way, and they are responding to these needs now again." OLIVIA MEGGET granddaughter of Don & Eileen Stephens. Daughter of Lisa & Rob Megget. One year old, October 17,2006 JACOB MOORE Great grandson of Don & Eileen Stephens. Son of granddaughter Brooke (Pans) and Ryan Moore. One year old, July 27,2006. FINALLY ITS A BOY! ~ Happenings ~ King Street K Bowmanville High School Hwy 401 Liberty St Exit 432^ Sponsored by SOPER VALLEY MODEL RAILS Visual Arts Centre, Bowmanville, Ontario Saturday. Octnher 14 (10 - 4:30V Sunday, October 15 (10 - 4) 20th Annual Model Railroad Show - Bowmanville High School (49 Liberty St. N., Bowmanville). Adults $5, Seniors $4, Family $10. Includes: Operating Layouts, Static Displays, Vendors. Sunday. October 15 90th Birthday Celebration for Myrtle Alldrcd at Newcastle United Church. Friends and family are cordially invited to attend from 2 to 4 pan. Best wishes only. Sunday. October 15 Kendal United Church 136th Anniversary Service at 10:30 a.m. Saturday. October 21 Newcastle United Church Harvest Bazaar from 10 to 2 - Crafts, baking, tea room & much more. Saturday. October 21 Orono United Church Fall Supper at 5 and 6:30. Roast beef and homemade pies. Tickets $12 adults, $6 - 6 to 12, under 6 free. Available at Apple Blossom Shop or 987-3837 or 983-5169. Saturday. October 21 St. Francis of Assisi School 25th Anniversary 4 p.m. Tour of old school, 5 p.m. Mass. 6-b ^Reception at new school, 1774 Rudell Road, Newcastle J