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DY Ty A { { i He | i i i | HR Ig i i i 1 { ar ---- "A Family Tradition for 127 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, November 30,1993 - 13 Does your New Year's resolu- tion involve getting into shape, upgrading your computer skills, orlearning a new hobby? If so, you can reach your goal by attending Durham Board of Education night school courses at Port Perry High School. A wide variety of courses will The paper tole class is one of the many popular arts and crafts courses offered through the night school program. Leo- na Reid is pictyred working on her Paper t tole Project. Area residents enjoying night school courses be offered during the winter ses- sion, including folk art, horse- manship, lawnchair revival, Tai Chi, computers and fitness for women. PPHS night school secretary Shirley Hunter said most cours- es run two hours a night, one night a week, for four to 10 weeks. If you have $50,000 or'more to invest, it is serious money. And serious money deserves professional attention. You will find it at Richardson Greenshields. Our Sovereign Investment Program combines the skills of up to ten of the world's top investment managers. It draws on global resources and Bob uses a computer-assisted programy to develop a custom investment portfolio that balances.your comfort level for risk wit your financial objectiv of. You worked hard for your money. "Now let the Sovereign Investment Program keep your portfolio growing. i Jin the, propoctus dvatlabe al any"; roo 'office. Please reid carclulty before i vesting: > OH YR a reson returns will Mucod®e ". Every quarter you will receive a detailed performance report to keep you up-to-date on your portfolio's growth. To learn more, visit the Richardson Greenshields office in Oshawa. Or, for a copy of our introductory brochure call: ROBERT GOW (905) 434-7156 SOVEREIGN INVESTMENT PROGRAM [So Because you deserve it all oe Nl Back to school to upgrade skills mended, Mrs. Hunter said, add- ing the courses are filled on a first-come, first-served basis. In- person registration wi be ° Course booklets for the win- ter session will be mailed out the week of J anuary 3. Mail-in registration i is recom- held at the high school on Janu- ary 24-25in the evenings. Courses will begin the weeks of Jd lanuary 81. Michelle LoForte and Normajeanne Hartrick are upgrading their computer skills in the WordPerfect 5.1 night school course a Port Perry High School. ; Get 12 pieces of chicken, large fries, medium gravy and a bucket of 15 new mini Turtles when you order the Festive Meal Deal 22 ITED for $19.99. Dinner for the whole fa family for under $5 per don't act now, Wiles wit be gone bifere you lnow i KFC. Hwy. 7A & Water St., EE. AA090 | "Pert Perry 985-0200 ; day AN Tm co oh Tt arm ct PO A fo A I wpa A nt pv KFC's Festive Meal Deal Time is running out, however; so hurry to KFC. al Sr if you