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A smash hit at Pub Night Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, March 26th, 1980-T • Women's education week on smoking "The Maidens from the - night at the Kinsmen Pub Virgin Islands" made their Night and were an instant hit debut in Orono on Saturday with their shenanigans Dur- Robinhood in Swan Lake? ing the above performance it was high opera with the singer and flute player in * How Robin Hood ever got into Swan Lake may well be g mystery but then one must remember it was Pub Night and the night was designed for fun for all. Robin Hood, Boyce Anderson, Anderson, seems to have his target in view. Loca l Novice tournament a big event at Orono arena Friday, March 21st was a wet and windy day when the Orono Novice Hockey team held their tournament at the Orono arena. The tournament was a great success due to the great hockey that was played. Here is quick rundown of the unes and scores. Game 1-Bowmanville Ontario Ontario Hydro vs. Orono. Orono won 8-1. Game 2 - Bewdley vs. Bowmanville Tim's Rental. Bewdley won 2-1. Game 3 - Peterborough All Saints vs. Newcastle. The game was. tied 2 -2 after regulation time and five minutes overtime play. All Saints won being the first team to score a goal in regular play. Game 4 - Peterborough St. Andrews ' vs. Bowmanville Bills Glass. St. ndrews won 8-4. Game 5 - B Championship semi final - Ontario Hydro vs. Tim's Rental. Ontario Hydro won 5-3. Game 6 - A Championship semi-final - Orono vs. Bewdley. Bewdley. Orono won 3-0. Game 7 - B Championship semi-final - Newcastle vs. Bills Glass. Newcastle won 3-0. (Continued page 8) close harmony in the upper register. Those in attendance are still talking about their performance. performance. The group hails from Orono, left to right, Ted Coombs, cello, Tony Haylock, contralto and George Day, playing flute. Fitness. It gives much more than it takes. pamtapacmm, # This is Women's Education Week on Smoking - a week in which Durham Region Lung Association hopes all women will stop to consider what smoking really means to themselves and their families., families., Women have no inbuilt protection against any smoking-related diseases, and recent Statistics show that they are developing all the cardiac and respiratory diseases previously considered considered mainly male risks. An epidemic of chronic bronchitis bronchitis and emphysema has already begun among women, women, and the female lung cancer death rate is now expected to surpass that of breast cancer within three years. Recent studies at the University University of California suggest a link between smoking and breast cancer, and a Swedish study has also associated it with cancer of the cervix. > Oral contraceptives and smoking can be a hazardous combination, with women wfio use both -being 22 times more likely to sustain * a subarachnoid hemorrhage (a commonly fatal type of brain hemmorhage). With', so many well documented documented facts on the dangers of smoking, why do over 30 percent of Canadian women continue to place their lives arid the stability of their families in jeopardy? Perhaps Perhaps the answer lies in history. The highest proportion proportion of women smokers occurred among women bom between 1931 and 1940. By 1966, 45 percent of this generation were regular smokers. These were the ■mothers of todays teenage girls and young women - the group in our society which is smoking harder and faster than ever before. Studies have shown that children whose parents smoke (particularly (particularly mothers) generally become smokers themselves., The message is clear, To- clay's young women must stop smoking, or this destructive pattern of learning by example example will be passed to our next generation. The image of today's New Women is one of itidependence, physical fitness fitness and overall control of her future. Cigarettes create dependency, dependency, destroy physical fitness and cast doubt on that future. The use of tobacco, or any drug, can have no place in the truly liberated womans lifestyle. If you decide that the time is right for your liberation from cigarettes, call Durham Region Lung Association at 723-3151, for your free Guide to Quitting. Do the best for yourself and your family - make Women's Education Week on Smoking your week to quit. ,Town of Newcastle Notice Clarke Darlington Maps indicating proposed names for north-south roads and streets within the Town of Newcastle have been revised and will again be displayed in the following public places throughout the municipality: Bowmanville - Library Town Hall Fire Department Offices Works Depot. Public Library , Newtonville Community Centre "* Orono Post Office Orono Works Depot: Hampton 1 Municipal Office Hampton Post Office Solina Community Hall Tyrone Community Centre Works Depot. Mitchell's Corners School Village of Newcastle Town Hall arid Library. The proposed names apply only to those roads and streets which are not presently named by by-law. You are requested to review the proposal and direct any comment or input to the,office of the undersigned. • i *. * , ■ 1 J. DUNHAM ' ' * Director of Public Works , Town of Newcastle : ' Hampton, Ontario.. ' , I ' LOB ue. March, 1980. (416), 263-2231 (416) 987-5039