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-- _____________ I - - ____---- I An excellent entry A fine entry in the Fali Flower Show held last Thurs- day under the auspiclous of the Orono Hoticultural Society. This prize winning entry by Donna Hutton was entered in a class c alled, "Auction Sale Today. There were a total of 76 ex- This is "Lungs are For Life Week" This is national Lungs are for Life Week, and Durham Region Lung Association will be actively promoting the concept of healthy lungs in a dlean environment. This years theme "Lungs at Work" has been chosen to emphasize the importance of lung health im the workplace, At present, 85 percent of job related deaths are attributed to accidents, but new studies indicate that occupation link- ed disease is rising as a cause of death. These occupational diseases include the pneumoconioses <dust diseases), occupational asthma, asbestosis, silicosis, occupational lung cancer and industrial bronchitis. Almost any individual in an industrial process is poten- tially at risk, as are spray painters, a.uto repairmen, meat wrappers, wood workers, regrigeration engineers, printers and firefighters. Stone masons, sand blasters, and workers in the pottery and china in- dustries may have an increas- ed chance of developing silicosis (Caused by long-termn exposure to slica dust), white construction and demolition workers, and those employes in the insulation industry are at increased risk from asbestosis (through long-term exposure to asbestos fibres.) Even the homemaker is not immune to respiratory hazards. The average kitchen cupboard, bathroom cabinet and garden shed all contain a wide variety of substances potentially harmful to the lungs, if used in enclosed spaces or without due regard for personal safety. É)uring Lungs are for Life Week, the Lung Assoication will make available a variety of pamphlets to answer your questions on lung hazards in the comnmuntiy, home and workplace. For free copies caîl Durham Region Lung Association, the Christmas Seal People, at 723-3151. Conservatives holding Allan Lawrence dinner On Friday, October 29, the Durham-Northumberland Progressive Conservative Association will host a dinner and Social evening in the Port Hope Legion Hall, Toronto Road, beginning at 7:00 p.m. The event will pay tribute the Hon. Allan Lawrence, P. C.M.P., on the occasion of his lth Anniversary as an elected member in the Ridîng. Prior to winning the Federal Seat of Durham- Northumberland in 1972,- Allan Lawrence served as the Provincial Member for the Riding of St. George in hibits in the various classes with 16 exhibitors in corn petiti on. This is an increase over that of last year., Metropolitan Toronto, Allan Lawrence was elected to Queen's Park in the by-election of 1958, replacing the sitting member Dana Porter who was ap- pointed Chief Justice of On- tario by the late Rt. Hon. John G. Dieffenhaker. Allan was re-elected to the Provin- cial Legislature in the general election of 1959, 63, 67, and 71. He was appointed by former Premier John Robarts as Minister of Mfines and later as Minister of M ines and NorthernAffairs. Following the Provincial- Election of 17,Premier Davis ap- pointed Allan to the super- ministry of Attorney General and Provincial Secretary for Justice, the position he held until his decision to seek the federal nominations in Durhamn-Northumberland. When the Conservatives won the National Generai Election in 1979, then Prime Minister Joe Clark appointed him to the dual portfolio of Soictor General of Canada and Minister of Consumer and Corporate Affairs. In Ottawa and at Queen's Park, Allan Lawrence is regarded as a highly respected and dedicated member in the Service of his constituent, his Province and bis Country. Highlighting the evening, will be a tribute from hoth the Federal and Provincial P.C. Party. Tickets are available fromn the P.C. Presidents in each Municipality in the Riding or from the dinner chairman, Mrs. Kay Wetherall of Port H'ope. Placements Increase at area, Employment Offices The number of clients unemployed and registered for work at the Canada Employmnent Centres in Ajax, Whitby and Oshawa for the month of September totalled 14,336, consisting of 6,632 female and 7,704 male clients. Placements in the three of- fices totalled 515 for the month, which compares to a total of 357 placements dur- ing August. The majority of clients were registered in Clerical and related; Sales; Service; Machining and related; Product Fabricating, Assembling and Repairing, Construction Trades; Material Handling and related. During September, the greatest, employment oppor- tunities existed in Texile mnanufacturing, Agriculture, Retail Trade, Accommoda- tion and Food Services. In September, there were 7 agreements signed under the General Industrial Train'i ng Prograrn. As a resuit, 10 peo- ple w.ll benefit from both training and -employment in the Region of Durham. At the end of September, there were 121 students in the skill courses sponsored by the Canada Employînent Centre and 42 people academic upgrading at Durham Col- lege. Orono Weekly Timses, Wednesday, Octoher 13, 1982, 3 Krirby Grade Fours visit Century Village By: Kelly Stainton The grade four class from Kirby School went to Century Pioneer Village on October 8th at Lang,, Ontario. We saw the people making candies out of bees wax and animal fat. We also saw a newspaper shop, old houses, a church,, a general store, -a blacksmith shop, a hotel and a town hall. At the school house we used siates and siate pencils made fromn pieces of broken siate. ln the'church we saw an old organ. We had lots of fun and on the way home we saw a flock of Canada geese. Whitby girl wins gold Commronwealth gamnes Sixteen year old Anne Ot- tenbrite is returning home with her silver anid gold medals fromn the Com- monwealth Games in,. Brisbane which she had won for the 100 and 200 metre Breast -Stroke. Wayne DeVeau, director of parks and recreation is planning a big welcoming for Anne when she returns home on Monday. The fire depart- ment and police wil escort Anne to the Whitby town hall where a reception will be held in her honor. Two banners the size of thirty feet will be displayed over the four cor- ners in Whitby, reading "Anne You Are The Best". fly: Julie Rzeczycki Law Firm 0f, Pollit, Walters and Halikowski Main Street, Orono announcing new office hours. Off ice Open: Monday and Frlday. 1 P.M. to 5 P.M. Office Hours By Appointment And, Ca Also Be Reached By Calling Orono 983-9175 Oshawa 579-1066 RED & WHITE Rib Portion 3-3 112 1b. or 1.36 -i1 59 kg. avg. 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