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"A Family Tradition for 132 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, November 24, 1998 - 15 CHRIS HALL/PORT PERRY STAR FOR SALE: Port Perry's newest business, Cash World, recently opened its doors to the public and owners Al and Dana Daize are excited to get things rolling. The store, located at 1869 Scugog St. (beside Joe's Pizzeria ), is open seven days a week and buys and sells quality household goods including jewelry, appliances, electronic goods, power tools, sports equipment and music. For more information on the goods available, call 985-3820. ri RIDGEINORTH Ld [8 Port Perry Plaza Phone (905) 985-9777 Toll Free 1-800-448-1056 Fax (905) 985-9161 Member Durham Region Real Estate Board Member Lindsay & District Real Estate Board Access Member to the Toronto Real Estate Board Multiple Listing Service (905) 985-9777 1-800-448-1056 "IT HAS IT ALL" Port Pony on : INVESTORS ALERT! Green Belt Culde Sac lot near "OPPORTUNITY 48 Lake Scugog. 2,300 sq. ft. 4 - KNOCKING! unit apariment bedroom beauty features biftding. sh an. excellent oversized greenhouse kitchen: iit ; with walkout to huge deck, di sport pool, hot tub. "Main floor src Nrapece. ~ 'Main IK y: Circular oak ; living, room floors, 5 sitting' Goin rb i heating. Good size In town lot with gatade. Priced: to. sell. uickly - $1 bo: aster wi with jas ~ stove, 1 for your finishing touches. All on land dot 50' x 165". To view call 1-800- 448-1056 or 305 S01. Priced Ramo Wi a dete a p mature, freed lot. Large dining be room, oversized living r . +. main_floor master bedraor 5 , [a Foi ed rec. room in. nt. living/dining room, finishec = with Stove' setting. November 1. room, New windows. Bi Cozy 2 n-Asking $147,900 for right! dio: 0.Galtpview. f an Nog 0 Een x0 attached oa 8. oN Ww Board bans laser pointers from all Durham schools The Durham District School Board has advised its administrators that hand-held laser pointers are to be banned from all schools, effective immediately. The ban stems from warnings received that laser pointers may cause eye damage. In fact, two teachers in Durham have been temporarily blinded by the devices after having them flashed in their eyes, the board reported. Neither teacher suffered permanent damage, but the potential for harm has caused the board to impose the ban. Laser pointers have become a pop- ular toy for young people. Price reduc- tions mean that they are becoming widely accessible for many students. The light energy that laser pointers can aim into the eye can be more dan- gerous than staring directly into the sun. Federal law requires a warning on the product label about the poten- tial hazard to eyes. Momentary exposure to laser point- er beam, even from an inadvertent sweep across a person's eyes, may cause temporary flash blindness. School administrators have been asked to incorporate the ban of laser pointers into their school's code of behaviour and outline the conse- quence of their use to students. Students who have been adequate- ly informed of the ban on the laser pointers and who bring them onto board property may be suspended in | accordance with the Education Act. DIXON Early Learning 1s Activity Ki Fach 2 SU0Rs 2 TFS pani 8 pa (RYE rerOnd BREE est £9 20 i 3 poser pl ARGENT ' Set Watercolour Pat! pE 272 4541 I PES PRANG oN! DERON . Wax \ I .0-Gone Crayon tn ! Ceayon Remover | ogres LEE yO candhiig t4 wen BepD BORE