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WH1TBY ÏFRE PRES~ EDHIiIS[)1eDAY, doTOBER 4'e8 PG NDPleaerhipcanidtes at forum nOshawa at a public forum on Monday, Oct. 16. The forum will take place in the Bobby Orr lounge of the Coalition Party into session The Durham Centre Riding Association will host an information meeting -regarding the Fazily Coalition Party (political provincial party established two years ago) at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 12 at the Whitby public library. 1At this meeting, Don Best, the deputy leader, will discuss formation of the party, highlight the party's two years of existence, and touch on the needs of the future, especially with regard te how the family is being affected in today's society. Ailare welcome to attend. Toy Run on Friday The fourth annual Toy Ruri, held by the Oshawa chapter of Harley Owners Group (HOG), wiIl be held from the Oshawa Centre on Friday, Oct. 6, 6 p.m. Motorcyclists taking part in the 14-mile parade in Oshawa will each display a new toy, purchased by the motorcyclist and donated to the Salvation Army Christmas Cheer Fund. T-shirts and raffle tickets are also sold to raise funds. After the parade, there is a dance at the O shawa Legion. For more information cali Betty at 436-6810 or Delores at 885-6122. Oshawa Civie Auditorium beginning àt 8 p.m. Following opening remarks from the candidates, there will be a question and 4nswer sesion. The Oshawa forum is part of a croSs-country' tour by the six declared candidates seeking to replace Oshawa MP Ed Broadbenit as leader of the federal party. Brdadbent announced earlier this year that he would step do=na ader. A convention to, choose h s successor will be held in Winnipeg, Nov. 30-Dec. 3. 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