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FIRST FILM FESTIVAL AT FERMILAB IN NOVEMBER

The Fermilab Inter/National Film Society will present six unique film programs November 13-16 in the Fermilab Auditorium. During this mini-festival selected films from the 11th Chicago Film Festival, which will run in Chicago at the same time, will be brought to Fermilab and the showings will be open to the Fermilab community and to the public without charge in some cases, or at a nominal charge in others.

October 30, 1975

The Chicago Film Festival is the only large-scale festival devoted to improvement of the entire spectrum of film production. Entries in the Chicago Festival include not only entertainment films, but educational films, videotapes, film strips, and experimental films. The portions of the Chicago Festival to be offered in the Fermilab program include 24 se­lections from the categories of science films, short subjects, films made by students, a feature film, and films made by and for children.

The mini-festival at Fermilab will include subjects for all ages and tastes. The Festival offers educators, for example, an opportunity to preview films which they may wish to use later in their classrooms. Students of film production also use the Festival as an opportunity to view many kinds of film production. For the average film goer, the Festival brings a varied menu of good entertainment.

Category 16 of the Chicago Film Festival (physics, space science, and mathematics) will be judged by a jury chosen by ~he Fermilab Inter/National Film Society. The judging will take place at Fermilab on Sunday, November 2, when the jury will spend the day evaluating the entries.

Entries in Category 16 include two films for general education at all levels on the use of the metric system; a film on the use of a computer in the design of systems at the Sandia laboratories; two mathematics education films for elementary and secondary school level; two films about weather forecasting and analysis; a film about crystallization, the art and the symmetry; films to stimulate student interest and curiosity about science.

A schedule of programs in the Film Festival at Fermilab appears on page 2. Tickets will be sold at the door for the showings for which there is a charge. On Saturday, Nov­ember 15, tickets purchased for the 7 p.m. show will inc-lude admission to the 9:30 feature film, giving some five hours of film viewing for $1.00. Viewers are free to remain for whatever portion of this program is of interest.

For further information about the Film Festival, call the Public Information Office, Ext. 3351. Members of the Inter/National Film Society are: Isabelle Walker, chairman; David J. Ritchie, secretary-treasurer; Virginia McLaughlin, Pierre-Alain Bury, and Julian Vrieslander.

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SCHEDULE

1975 FILM FESTIVAL - FERMILAB AUDITORIUM

Thursday, November 13 8:00p.m.

Friday, November 14 7:00 p.m.

Saturday, November 15 10:00 a.m.

7:00 p.m.

9:30 p.m.

Sunday, November 16 2:00p.m.

SLIDE AND PHOTO INDEX NOW AVAILABLE

Announcement of awards for Category 16 of 11th Chi­cago Film Festival (physics, space science, and mathematics). Showing of selected entries will follow announcement of awards. Includes films on math concepts at elementary student level, metric system educational films, NASA entries. Free ad­mission.

Short subjects marathon: fiction, animated, experi­mental films from 11th Chicago Film Festival. Admission $1. 00.

Repeat of Thursday program for benefit of students. Free admission.

Films produced by students, entries in 11th Chicago Film Festival. Admission $1.00 (includes 9:30p.m. program).

Feature film from 11th Chicago Film Festival. Admis­sion $1.00.

Films made by and for children as entered in the 11th Chicago Film Festival. Admission 50¢ for children, $1.00 adults.

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The Library now has an index of the slides and photos in the Fermilab Photo Unit. In this new Contact Print Index, slides and photos are listed on cards under 70 general interest areas such as "Central Laboratory," "Energy Doubler," "Magnets," etc. The card lists the photo negative numbers, whether the negative is in color or in black and white, and the dates taken. There may be many listings on each, indicating photos taken on different dates. There may also be more specific sub-descriptions, such as "Magnets --Lambertson."

Using these numbers, a requestor then refers to an adjacent loose leaf notebook where 8~ x 11" sheets of contact prints appear in the numerical order of the negative file. An order form can then be filled out specifying the negative and frame number, the size and kind of reproduction desired, and the budget code to be charged for the order. A normal order is completed in a week to ten days.

Further information on the new system is available from Roger Thompson in the Library, CL-3 Crossover, Ext. 3401.

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WALKER 1975 TENNIS eHAMPION

Jim Walker, physicist-head of Internal Target, remains Fermilab's tennis champion. Walker defeated Rich Krull, Physics Department, in the final match of the 1975 Tennis Tour­nament on Tuesday, October 21.

During the month of October, 27 entrants in the 1975 Tennis Tournament battled in 23 matches held on the Village tennis courts.

The championship match was judged by John Sarracino, University of Illinois, Frank Kleber, Magnet Facility, Hans Paar, Columbia University, Reid Rihel, Proton Department, Bob Kolar, Meson Department.

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NEW IDENTIFICATION STICKERS

New automobile identification stickers are being issued by Ferrnilab Site Operations. The stickers must be applied to employee and visiting experimenters' automobiles by November 1. The identification is necessary for after-hours access to the Ferrnilab site.

The new sticker is blue on white; the former red on white sticker will not be valid after November 1. Any employee or visitor who has not yet received a vehicle sticker should contact Site Operation, Ext. 3494 immediately. . .. Kathy Head, Site Operations

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VISITING HOURS AT FERMILAB

The Central Laboratory Building is open to visitors from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday and from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00p.m. on Saturday and Sunday . A receptionist is on duty to greet visitors on weekends from 1:00 to 5:00 p.m. on Saturday; 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. on Sunday. Literature and self-guided tour brochures are available every day at the reception desk in the Atrium.

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PAYROLL DEDUCTIONS FOR CONTRIBUTIONS

Ferrnilab employees can take ad­vantage of the convenience of payroll deduction to carry out their obliga­tions to charity. Forms for arrang­ing these deductions will be distri­buted with the October 31 payroll checks. Employees may give to one, two, or three charities by payroll deduction; at least a total of $12 must be given per year to use this plan.

Employees alone decide which charity or charities they will give to; there will be no personal solicitation by fund representatives inside the Laboratory. On a special section of the Atrium bulletin board employees may ad­vertise a favorite charity, giving this information to other people at Ferrnilab.

Call Janet Gregory, Ext. 3324, for further information about the charity drives.

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MUSIC CLUB DANCE HERE NOVEMBER 1

Fermilab Music Club presents a dance to the music of "Logic" at Kuhn Barn on Saturday, November 1, from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Tickets are $4.00 and will only be sold in advance. This is the second appearance of "Logic" at Fermilab. For tickets see Larry Jackson, Ext. 4070; Larry Tate, Ext. 3892; Jim Edwards, Ext. 3986; Thea Gordon, Ext. 3701; Ed Stitts, Ext. 3734; Joyce Curry, Ext. 3415; Marilyn Bailey, Ext. 3282; or Pam Perkins, Ext. 3282.

* * * * * ....• HORSES ARE NOT permitted on the new Fermilab bicycle path. The surface of the new path is being rolled and improved for bicycles. The path is not intended for horse or heavy ve­hicle traffic.

* * * * * PLEASE NOTE

The Sunday edition of the New York Times will be delivered to Fermilab on Monday morn­ings beginning Monday, November 3. Because this edition does not fit in the regular vending boxes, it will be sold in the Public Information Office, CL-lW. The price is $1.25 per copy. There will be ten copies available, on a first-come, first-served basis. Please bring exact change.

* * * * * CONGRATULATIONS •..

* * * * * CLASSIFIED ADS

FOUND - at Credit Union Office, one pair of prescription sun glasses ~ Left on desk week of October 13-17. Contact June or Gayle, Ext. 3293, CL-lW.

WANTZD - Baskets used at Speak Easy. Please return to Dorothy Poll, CL-lW, okay to just leave on desk.

FOR SALE- 1967 Chevy Van, paneled, 327 engine, exc. cond., new plugs, points, re-built carb., great tires, 15 mpg, needs some body work. $550. Q. Kerns, Ext. 4274 or 469-7463.

FOR SALE - 1 Bedroom Set, good condition, $125. Call Bob at Ext. 3852 or 355-2584.

FOR SALE - 1972 Chevy pick-up ~ ton 307 V-8, P/S/B, AM-FM radio, $1900. Tom Wilson, Ext. 3712 or 232-7829 after 6 p.m.

FOR SALE - 1967 Large Kenmore portable dishwasher, needs handy man, $25. Call Margaret Pearson, Ext. 3351.

FOR SALE - Gemini Minibike, 1 yr. old, top cond, $100. Call 3272 or 892-9718.

FOR SALE- 1973 Grandprix, good tires, AM-FM stereo, tilt wheel, power windows, $3200 or offer. Call Ext. 3363 or 343-5612.

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