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NEE 44 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, December 6, 1988 Maybe Mike Steele is a little prejudiced in his enthuasiam for the upcoming night school pro- grams at Port Perry High School. He is, after all, the night school supervisor. Regardless, there is plenty to be excited about when January '89 rolls around. Several new courses are being added to the traditional favourites, and most will be taught by local ple. : "There's a lot of people who have a lot of talent in this town," he said. In the daytime, he is a teacher in Whitby, but he is a de- voted five year resident of Scugog. The new sewing course, for ex- ample, is being taught by Port Perry designer Debbie Murdock. Photography lessons for both beginners and advanced shutter- bugs will be offered by local pho- tographer Phil Walmsley. And the fine art of breadmaking will be taught by fibre artist Su- Tom Manns pays close. attention to his Instructor during the a lesson of wood duck carving at Port Per- ry High School's night school last Tuesday evening. GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES Monthly Rates 1 YEAR 10 1/4% 2 YEARS 3 YEARS Annual Rates 1 YEAR 10 3/4% 2 YEARS 10 1/2% 3 YEARS 10 3/4% 4 YEARS 4 YEARS 5 YEARS 10 3/4% | 5 YEARS on Rates Subject to Change without Notice. SCUGOG FINANCIAL SERVICES A DIVISION OF CRESSBROOK FINANCIAL PLANNING LTD. 250 QUEEN STREET -- PORT PERRY "Serving Scugog for Over 15 Years" PHONE 985-3832 All Members of Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation P01 Mill Book Shoppe ACROSS FROM THE CIBC PARKING LOT ON WATER STREET THIRD ANNUAL Pre-Christmas Sale * Pre-Christmas Sale * Thursday, December 8th to Saturday, December 10th 9:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. san Haslett-Schofield. In all, 18 courses will be offered during the winter term, including Aerobics to Music, Ballroom Dancing for beginners, Decorative Decoy Carving for beginnners, Fitness for Women, Horseman- ship, Quilting, Typing for begin- ners, Multi-level Woodworking, Small Engines, Basic Literacy, Basic Bridge, Computers for be- ginners, Microwave Cooking, Breadmaking, Knitting, Gems and Jewellery, Fitness for Men, Jazz for Women, Photography, Ma- crame and Lawn Chair Restora- tion, Sewing (basic to advanced), Folk Art and Eggery (Egg decorat- ing, where both the inside and the outside of eggs are decorated). Local names include Riet Orde with Fitness for Women; Shirley Cane with Horsemanship; Sarah Elliot with Quilting; Sharon Roth with Typing; Barry Page with Woodworking; Douglas Thomas BUS REPORT New classes planned for night school program with Small Engines; and Audrey Courtney with Basic Literacy. With a few exceptions (Horse- manship, for example is in Black- stock), most of the courses will be taught at Port Perry High School starting January 16th. Registration nights are Monday Jan 9 and Tuesday January 10. Detailled information about regis- tration will be available in the Durham Board of Education flyer to be distributed soon in the Port Perry Star. Mr. Steele advises people to watch for the flyer and register as soon as possible. Some programs fill up as soon as the flyer is cir- culated. Last term, the computer, horse- manship and decoy carving cours- es filled up immediately. All programs are general inter- est, with no testing. Students re- ceive a Durham Board of Edcua- (Turn to page 45) surrounded by her quilting project, Miriam Fisher smiles as she works on her beautiful quilt in class at Port Perry High School's night school Tuesday night. IF THERE'S A DELAY FOR WHATEVER REASON, YOU'LL HEAR ABOUT IT ON CKLY 910 Central Ontario A Public Service of the Port Perry Star, CKLY Radio, Scugog, Simcoe, Stockway, Lee Wilfred Vine and Freeman Bus Lines.