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8- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, April 30, 1996 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Work out and help Foundation 'Aerobathon' will get your pulse pumping, raise funds By Kelly Lown Port Perry Star All residents are invited to take part in Scugog's first Aerobathon, with proceeds going to the Heart and Stroke Founda- tion. Michele Valentino, who teaches aerobics in Port Perry, is holding the event not only as a fundraiser for the foundation, but as a way to educate people about the importance of staying fit. Ms! Valentino, who lost her father after a three year stuggle from a mas- sive stroke, said that is her motivation for putting on this event. During that three years her family relied on the foundation and medical research that was happen- ing because of fundrais- ers. She said now she wants to put something back into the system. "If what I am doing helps in any small way it's important," she said. Teaching aerobics actu- ally came as a result of her father's death, saying she wanted to do something to educate people about healthy lifestyles and to try to prevent the illness from happening to some- one else. Men and women, aged 14 and older, are encour- aged to round up sponsors and take part in the aero- bathon at Scugog Centre on June 3 from 1-4 p.m. A minimum of $10 in dona- tions per person 1s re- quired to take part. The event will feature three sets of 45 minute aerobic sessions, with 15 minute breaks in between for line dancing demon- strations. The Port Perry Outback Cloggers will also be performing at the beginning ofthe event. 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Ms. Valentino is hoping to see at least 100 people out for the event, some- thing she would also like to host anually. The event will have a heart theme, with partici- - panets encouraged to wear their red and heart clothing. Sponsorship forms can be picked up at Sturman's General Store, Pineridge Sports and Delta Fitness. Delta Fitness and Pine- ridge, as well as other businesses have also do- nated door prizes for the event, along with Jim Grieve of IGA who has do- nated all refreshments for the day. and allergies. Half of respondents call for smoking ban Well over half of Durham residents responding to a recent survey would support-a by-law making en- closed public places 100 per cent smoke free, said Evelyn Butler, Director of Public Health Nursing for the Health Department, last week. Four hundred residents living in Pickering were part of a larger survey of residents of the Greater To- ronto Area (GTA) in which survey participants gave health risks associated with smoking and second hand smoke as reason for their support. According to the GTA survey, operators of estab- lishments that primarily serve food, such as restau- rants or food courts, may even see an increase in pat- ronage because of strong by-laws protecting non- smokers. Survey participants (52 per cent) agreed with the statement that making restaurants smoke freeis not a threat to the hospitality industry. There is growing evidence that second hand smoke 1s a serious health risk for non-smokers, particularly children. Children's lungs are not as well developed as adults' lungs and children breathe faster. Lung growth can be affected, and children exposed to sec- ond hand smoke get many more colds, ear infections "Anything a community can do to protect its resi- dents, especially children, from the hazards of smok- ing is good business for operators of public places," said Ms. Butler. He hid winning ticket too well After discovering he won $68,343.60 in the March 8 SUPER 7 draw, Charles Mainville hid the winning ticket..so well that he couldn't find it. | "We tore the house apart looking for it," Mr. Mainville of said. He and his wife, Cherie, spring were Pickering cleaning -- OER A [RUSH PHOT 42 Brock St. West, Uxbridge 852-7695 APRIL SHOWER OF VALUES 8 MARY ST. - PORT PERRY - (905) 985-7383 when they found the ticket under a mattress. He picked up his cheque last week at the Ontario Lot- tery Corporation's Toron- to Prize Office. This is Mr. Mainville's second big lottery win. In 1987, he won $50,000 playing Lucky Match, an Ontario Lottery Corpora- tion Instant game. "I went on a shopping spree with the $50,000. This time we're buying a house," he said. Mr. Mainville, 35, is a carpenter/framer. The Ot- tawa native has lived in Pickering for seven years. He and his wife have one daughter. He bought his winning ticket at Picker- ing Food Fair on Kingston Road. MEMBER MCA KEYBOARD ORGANIZER M6270 - Utility tray attaches to back of keyboard - 4 removable compartments | 11 a9 BLUELINE KEYBOARD Wrist Support For PC or Mac keyboards. 19" length. 75247 - For keyboard drawer 75243 - For extended keybd 49 each 1 each ~~ Master > A Interac 1 MCA MONITOR POCKET 95 each M6700 - VOT * Hot File Pocket™ - Platinum - BLUELIN Vertical CPU STAND 75002 - Plastic Width ajustable from 4-1/4" 10 7-1/4" 49 E BLUELINE Vertical CPU STAND 75005 - Metal with locking casters. Width adjustable from 2-3/4" to 7-1/2" 95 p. each Sale Ends April 30/96 166 MARY ST. - PORT PERRY - (0065) 085.7383 905-985-7383 Fax 965-3708