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2 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, October 22, 1985 at Stan REY SARE cour Make your savings sing with the new Standard Trust Daily Interest Savings/Chequing Account High daily interest on all your money. Savings and chequing Passbook or Statement. Free chequing on balances over $500.00. And much more. EheTiat BAAN Here's how to harmonize on high interest The higher your balance, the higher your interest rate - on every dollar Calculated on the daily balance, and credited at month end, here's how it works Maintain this daily closing balance up. 0 $500 you eam § % 1 on all your money $5000 83000 you earn S% % 1 on all your money $3000 10 510.000 you earn 7% % t on all your money $10.000 10 $50 000 you eam 4 % t on all your money $50 .000 10 §100.000 you earn 8 % t on all your money $100 000 and over you earn 8% % t on all your money This makes your money sing a sweet song 0S TRUST TOBAY AND GET §15 CASH But if you sull think your Bank, Trust Company or Credit Union 1s giving vou a great deal on your account nght now. we || make 1t even easier to sing ot. PHONE 985-8435 HOURS Monday to Thursday 9 to 5. Friday 9 to 6. Saturday 9 to 1 STANDARD * TRUST Member -Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation 165 QUEEN STREET, PORT PERRY ln: IR") "The High Notes" perform in high interest harmony for you everyday at Standard Trust. And for a limited time, a $25 Cash Bonus. Daily Interest and a*25 Cash Bonus: our money performs better Trust. along with Standard Trust. We'll give you a $25 Cash Bonus for transferring your account, with a balance of $2000 or more, from any other financial institution to Standard Trust. Right there, on-the-spot! Limit one per family At Standard Trust, seniors 60 or over receive free chequing, no charges when paying utility bills, no commissions on traveller's cheques and a 25% reduction on safe deposit boxes. INFO THE ACT ARTTURE. With convenient hours to suit your schedule, Standard Trust is open to serve you, when you want to be served. We're open late on Fridays, and we offer personal service on Saturdays, too SINGHRG AT STANDARD Ths T Right now. you could get a $25 Cash Bonus for pining the performance Along with high interest on every dollar Every day Plus the personal service customers expect from Standard Trust, 6 days a week Call. or come in. to your Standard Trust Branch today Well show you how to get all your money into the act- daily tRates quoted on a per annum basis. subject to change without notice RANDY SCOTT Scott seeks Ward 3 seat A 36 year old high school teacher made it a three-man race last Thursday, when he announced his intention to seek the Ward 3 (Scugog Island) seat on Township council. Randy Scott, who has lived on Scugog Island for the past 14 years, told the Star that if elected, he would like to see a freeze for at least three years on re-zonings of agriculture land for residential use. He said he believes this tem- porary freeze is necessary because "there have been enough re-zonings on the Island already." Mr. Scott taught science at Cart- wright High School for 12 years and was assistant science department head at Port Perry High School last year. He is now on a one-year sab- batical from teaching. He said there are several issues of concern to residents of Scugog Island, including the overall quali- ty of Lake Scugog, response time for police and ambulance emergencies, and the need for better ditching and more culverts in residential areas to help prevent flooding in the spring of the year. Referring to the quality of Lake Scugog, Mr. Scott said one thing the local council must do is "use all the influence possible' to pressure the Trent-Severn Waterways Authority to keep the water levels high during mid-summer. He said Scugog is a "threatened lake,"' and strong pressure must be exerted on the federal and provincial governments to protect this lake. He said he doesn't buy the argu- ment that there is no money to clean up Lake Scugog. 'They have money for acid rain lakes, so why not here? This lake is threatened,' he stated. Although he called it a temporary measure, weed spraying by the local council should be increased by spending more money. In reference to the response time by police and ambulance, Mr. Scott said he can cite examples of dispat- chers who apparently were not familiar with certain areas on (Turn page page 9) ra a Y 8 DOG GROOMING by Marylynn formerly seme ae) 263-8527 ra Re Coit cnr at or Serine, BE --