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I i I Oshawa not to kick the"habit >> Harold Ransberry, right, amount of $8,000 as part Inter-club banquet at the president of the Durham payment of a -total pledge of Community Centre on Satur- Central Agricultural Society $22,000 from the Society, The day evening. Mr. Russ Major, presents a cheque in the presentation was made at the left, received the donation. Kinsmen donate $20,000 To this date the Durham Regional Board of Health have received only two replies replies tp their suggestion that all eight municipalities in Durham Region pass 'No Smoking' By-laws. The two replies have been from the Town of Newcastle and the City of Oshawa. The letters to the eight Oroho Weekly Times, Wednesday, October 29th, 1980-9 individual «businessmen the opportunity to opt out of the by-law if. they so wished. Council was informed by then- solicitor that this was impossible impossible and as a result the by-law continues in force but is not being enforced by the Town. The Health Unit last week received their reply from the City of Oshawa informing the board that they were not interested in adopting a 'No Smoking' by-law. municipalities went out early in the spring. The Town of Newcastle passed a 'No Smoking' by-law a couple of months ago which brought criticism from Bqw- manville merchants and the Chamber of Commercé. It was requested of the Town that they make changes to the. by-law by giving Mayor Rickard promotes our municipality by encouraging industry to locate here. Several new industries have located in various areas in the municipality and many existing firms have expanded, creating several hundred new jobs. For more information, call the number in your area: Bowmanville 623-9596 Mitchell's Corners 728-3636 Bowmanville 623-4926 Newcastle 987-4080 Courtice 728-4830 , Newtonville 786-2555 Hampton 263-2543 Orono 983-5858 On November 10th He Works for Us : A huge cheque for $20,000 * Saturday by the Great Pine Tom Barry, Keith Anderson was presented to the Orono Ridge Kinsmen Club. Those and Ron Hadley. Fund Raising Committee on making the contribution were Athletic raise over $33,000 The Orono Athletic Assoc- night with Lloyd' Tennant, iation presented the fund right, making the presenta- r g committee with a tion to Gordon Lowery, left, chv^ae of $15,000 on Saturday In all thq Athletic has now donated over $33,000.00 to the fund over the past three years. Keith Barr Keith, as a businessman and as a citizen with municipal experience has an interest in constantly working in the best interests of you, the citizens. That is why he again offers his service to the citizens. Calm> com monsense government, with flexibility for improvement is one of his aims. Ward III Vote ; i V for . Keith D. Barr t t \ . To be your Regional Councillor - ' ElectïOnDay, November 10th,; 1980 For transportation telephone 987.-4202 or 987-5229 1 .