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Hearing Dr. E. Mueller's Office - 24 Water St. S., 22 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, January 26, 1988 @e Dennis J Hogan ano . Hearing Aid 41d (entre Consultant gf Port Perry 985-3003 Plaza, Port Perry, Ontario LOB 1NO 985-9192 LIZYLOU COLOR CRAFT 239 Queen St., Port Perry 985-2379 FINAL WEEK to SAVE! BENJAMIN MOORE INTERIOR PAINTS Colour coded to accent your decor. All our Wallcovering Books are Discounted. Beat the 1988 Tax Increase! "Decorate your home at 1987 Prices!" Benjamin Moores PAINTS In stock WALLCOVERINGS ° 70% OFF Friday 9:30 AM to 8:30 PM; Saturday 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM HOURS: Monday to Thursday 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM; Ten year old Amanda Clouthier wants to be lawyer George Smith last week, to get the scoop a lawyer when she grows up. The determined on what the law business is really like. See story Grade Five student interviewed Port Perry for details. She knows what she wants Amanda Clouthier, 10, wants to be a lawyer when she grows up. But it's not just a dream for this Grade Five R.H. Cornish Public School student. Amanda knows what she wants, and the polite, com- posed, extremely intelligent young lady will probably get it. Last Thursday, January 21, Amanda dressed up in a fetching O% 0 SAVE New and Improved GOVERNOR'S TABLE COOKWARE 8 Piece Set and 15 Open Stock Pieces FEATURES: * 18/10 Stainless Steel for lasting beauty and easy maintenance. * Cooper / Stainless Tri-Ply Base for fast, even heat distribution, and easy maintenance. Hi-Dome, Self-Basting, Close Fitting Covers that lock in flavour and nutrients. * Comfort Grip Handles * For use on gas or electric ranges. * 25 Year Limited Warranty. YES, that's all it costs at the BAY OSHAWA 571-1211 ITE] ERR TTROATL TET the Way velveteen dress with pearls, and marched into lawyer George Smith's office on Queen Street, to in- terview him about his job. Not even slightly nervous, she perched on the edge of a chair that was way too big for her, and quizz- ~ ed Mr. Smith about the pros and cons of being a lawyer. The interview was an assignment from school, a unit on careers, and each participating student was ask- ed to interview a person in a career he or she would like to pursue. Amanda, a very self-assured youngster, handled the interview like a true professional, and even went so far as calling the Port Perry Star and requesting a photographer for the occasion. How could the Star say no to a future lawyer? Not that Amanda wants to be any old criminal or real estate lawyer. Not Amanda. She has definite plans to be a "'sports lawyer," to handle cases for athletes "who go on strike and stuff like that. I'd have to go to court for them." She says she simply likes law and thoroughly enjoys her favourite TV program, L.A. Law (naturally). "Ireally am interested in solving people's problems,' she says sincerely. But what is the best thing Aman- da sees in a law career? Amanda is nobody's fool. She smiles as wide as the line-up in traffic court, and says brightly, "Money!" Graduation Karen Rodman Lavis, daughter of Eunice and Herman Rodman, R.R.2, Little Britain and grand- daughter of Edna and Cecil Wilson, Port Perry, recently graduated with her masters of science in rural ex- tension education from the Univer- sity of Guelph. Karen has been employed with the Ministry of Agriculture and Food for the past 3'% years. She is presently working as a provincial program analyst in Guelph. Karen resides in Stratford with her husband Allan.