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14 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, November 13, 1990 N ( Portraits done in time for Christmas! Mike Tobin PHOTOGRAPHY WEDDINGS ¢ PORTRAITS ¢ GROUPS 356 Sexton St., Port Perry, Ont. LIL 1E6 (416) 985-7725 Chartered Accountants BDO WARD MALLETTE FARMING G.S.T. SEMINAR ANNOUNCEMENT A reminder to our clients and other interested parties that we will be holding a seminar on the Goods and Services Tax as follows: DATE: November 15th, 1990 TIME: 7:00 to 9:00 PM LOCATION: Tokai Room, | Uxbridge Public Library Please contact our office at 852-9714 to register. Lung association seminar on smoking at Port high school Port Perry High School and the Durham on Lung Asso- ciation are working together to help students butt out. About 50 students signed up for a stop smoking seminar at the high school, presented by thel association. PPHS vice principal Sandra Riches told the Port Perry Star that the seminar stressed modi- fication techniques as opposed to scare tactics. She said she has seen some optimistic results from the pro- am, noting that several stu- ents have given up the habit, while others have cut back on their cigarette intake. Still, some students continue to smoke at the same rate. Young female students con- tinue to make up a large per- centage of the smokers at the high school, Ms. Riches said. Although stores are not per- mitted to sell cigarettes to per- sons under the age of 18, most of the student population is un- der that age. "We have students in the school that are well under that age and already have a pack- and-a-half a day habit," Ms. Riches said. "It's an expensive habit to es- tablish at a young age," she con- tinued. Ms. Riches estimated that a very small percentage of teach- ers at PPHS smoke. Smoking is not allowed any- where on school property. on 8X O off and potpourri ® Books and picture frames °o Decoys and executive gifts Personal Service \J \ LIN > LSS - ox I, S NS | SZ AT) SBIR 2; AZ IN y= \ \& \ { An Invitation 7 () Christmas Open House ¥: Vl our extensive gift selection ® Tree decorations, Christmas wrap, cards, candles ® Pottery, glass, china and crystal! ® Dolls, music boxes and keepsakes p ® Gund animals and Children's Gift Room 4 = ® Gourmet gift baskets, made-to-order Complimentary Gift Wrap A WA The Velvet Bear 129 King Street East, Bowmanville /q Telephone 623-8100 Sunday, November 18th, 1990 ~~ A from: 12 Noon until 4:00 p.m. Refreshments will be served while you shop or browse at your leisure. The Durham Lung Associa- tionis planning a six week sem- inar for student smokers later in the school year. Teachers wishing to kick the habit are also welcome to attend. Many family members and friends were present at the Kinsmen Hall November 10 for a surprise 50th anniversary party for Ron and Ellen Share of Port Perry. They were mar- ried In Birmingham, England on Nov. 9, 1940, and came to Canada in 1957 with their two children Ron and Diane. Son Ron his wife Alison and daughter Jessica reside in Toronto. Daughter Diane Cooke, husband Paul and their children Katherine and Michael live in Seagrave Robin Glade Estates. Ron and Ellen have enjoyed living in the Port Perry area for the last five years. Congratulations were received from Scu- gog Township, the federal government, provincial govern- ment, Governor-General and Audrey McLaughlin, M.P. They - also enjoyed receiving many cards and best wishes from - family and friends In England. LS EE 1/2 | (HT Jackets won $199. QUALITY APPAREL & Accessories for LADIES and MEN HUGE SELECTION - FAMILY SPECIALS Come & Compare! Open All Year - Including Sundays We also carry a wide selection of ANTIQUES, COLLECTIBLES & More (708) 887-1700 KARATE MARTIAL ARTS CENTRE 110 Lilla St., Port Perry Open 7 Days a Week Join Anytime Family Rates Visitors Welcome 985-0205 12 FRANCIS ST.W., FENELON FALLS uy BUSHIDO we k Ar LEATHER : NN rasHioNs |}