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"A Family Tradition for 132 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, November 10, 1998 - 3 Students at Port Perr ry High School are accepting at the school for the remainder of this week, with U en S aunch donations throughout this week for victims of everything that's been collected being sent out Friday Hurricane Mitch. afternoon. They're gathering clothing, blankets, and cash and "We're expecting a lot of articles," she said as the cheques that will be sent to Nicaragua, one of the drive began to an enthusiastic response from PPHS =] cam al n to h Central American countries battered by the huge students. "We've had a good response so far." storm. Deaths have numbered in the thousands, and Donations of clothing for men, women and children numerous people are left homeless as a result of mud- as well as blankets, can be dropped off in the main . . . slides and other effects of the storm. foyer of the school between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. each day Amy Davidson, whose Grade 11 geography class is this week. Cash and cheques -- made payable to the S O | C undertaking the effort along with an OAC business Red Cross -- can be dropped off with staff members at administration class, said donations will be accepted the front office. \ Chamber to host talk on crime proof businesses The Scugog Chamber of Commerce, in coopera- tion with the Durham Regional Police Department, is sponsor- ing a special evening seminar on Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design Tuesday, Nov. 17. The meeting takes place from 7:30 to 9 p.m. at the Scugog Community Centre, 1655 Reach Road, Port Perry. The guest speaker will be Constable Pat Judges of the Durham Regional Police Department. Constable Judges has been specially trained in methods of preventing crime through the envi- ronmental design of busi- ness and residential premises. His presentation will include slides of local Port Perry businesses identifying aspects of good design and poor design relative to crime prevention. The presen- tation will be followed by a question period on all issues related to crime prevention. The strong attendance by both business people and media at the recent Chamber breakfast meet- ing on crime proofing your business demon- strated the high level of interest in ways to pre- vent crime amongst resi- dents, merchants and business people in Scugog Township. The evening seminar allows the time to provide a more detailed overview and analysis of the topic and to allow for specific questions and situations to be addressed. Everyone is welcome. There is no charge for attending this presenta- tion. VON seeks help Volunteer with the Victorian Order of Nurses for the good of your heart. 'Visits take place to people needing a friend- ly ear and companion- ship. Experience the joy of giving from the heart. Call 2905) 571- 3151 or 1-800-263-7970. Fig i vf RO TIRE RR JE TES A SOREL KAUFMAN WW CANADA "rc CKS SNC AGG me 3 on ON 00 168 Queen St., Port Perry 985-252 ~~ 178 Queen St., Port Perry 985-8334 Service, Quality and Style Since 0 LC NO [VETTo RT O eT 2:11 oY) 985-8797