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Pool savers petitioning town council About 100 people came out to (buncfllor Rob Hargrave's Save the Outdoor Pool meeting at the BY SANDIABOLAN sbolanébvr‘mg. com ‘ They came from 'Mussclmaxfsi lake. Ballantme and the east and west ends of Stoufivfik. They were young and 01d enough to mcall taking theirfim swimming lessnm in the outdoor “It's nOt something that's focused by a few-The cause is taken up by many? Mr. Har- grave said. “It was nice to see a cross-seam!) of the community. It spednsto the need of the pool. It's not just urban. It goes beyond that.‘ 'l'mmthemzostanarimor anuprisirgAfllwasmtodo maskmeresidemswim their thugms wen: on the pool.” Mr; llargravcs‘aid. By the end of the meeting, apctitiontosavemcMcmodal M'poolhadabout 1(1) signa- tures on it and a committee was fomwcd,whichisgameflngmre Their thought is they want to save it. signatures The fictition Ml! be presented to council during 100 atterid meeting over park proposal (Sflflifiibune SaMpagrS SHARE THAT OPINION, STOUFFVILLE. E-MAII. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR TO IMASON@YRMG.COM mnmmzon I WMWNWW IIQHESISIWGST ‘ Irabnbi‘yrmgx um Whete there’s smoke re's 111(- tobacco con 1' rsy was sparked and nakindl’ed yestenkly with regional council recommend- ing all nine-municipalities mate sweeping anti-smoking bylaws that will make it illegal (0 light up Laura Jory (from left).Amanda Miles. Nathan lorygndCurtisMikshostedaSl Wdinnerat Latcham Hall Monday. They served I40 mealsandphntohostanodwrofthecommunitybuildingmntsinAprilIorourviewofthcdinnerJumtopngrfi BY CHRIS TRABER \Mder smoking ban underfire REGION. WMHS YOU TO BUN OUT ON BAR PAT-IDS. SPDRIS FIELDS The local bylaws would add a layer to the pmvlncewide Smoke- Fme Ontario N1, prohibiting smut- ing in all enclosed workplaces and enclosed public places since May in man- places. induding public sports fields and unwvered restau- rant patios DISHING IJP COMMUNITY r .Uutdoor rccnemional spaces that could be. made smoke-free include. but am' not limited to public playgrounds. playing fields and walking trails. transit stops and public sector outdoor patios with- out a roof. ever. local muncik will decide lhe region took the lead. how which areas would he nu ludui m their smokobfn‘e bylaws and how far arv willing m g1). Fr)! instance, \anmg i\ pm- hibiled within 30 motrvs of am playground in South Run 0 1 km- ever. Timmins' hvlaw H‘quifl’s smokers am at least 10 mum STA“ NOTMWV? SOMFIVH H ‘ ‘