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in a ee SE ER ---------- I Now, that's a hydro bill! Hold on a minute, Hydro. We know rates are going up, but a bill for $29,487 is a bit much. Bert Gibson of Blackstock thought so too, when he opened his March _bill for a small home he owns near Greenbank. He was even more worried when ®he saw that if the bill wasn't paid by April 1, the figure would jump to over $30,000. ~ Ontario Hydro office in Newmarket told Mr. Gibson the bill is a mistake, and he's to ignore it. '/I think I'll have the bill framed,' he said with a smile. Star Easter hours The Port Perry Star would like to inform its customers and advertisers that the business office will be closed on Good Friday, April 4. The office will be open again for business as usual on Monday, April 7. We would ask any advertisers or persons submit- ting copy for next week's issue to do so, if possible, this Thursday, April 3. The publisher and staff of Port Perry Star would like to take this opportunity to wish readers and customers a happy and safe Easter Weekend. . Farm & Personal INCOME TAX RETURNS. Alex J. Shepherd C.A. 250 Queen Street Port Perry, Ontario 985-7031 9 year term, interest paid 3 /. annually. 4 Our Debentures and Guaranteed Investment Certificates are available for fixed terms from 1to 5yearsin amounts from $1,000 and up. 0 Rates from 1 to 4 years available on request. Rates subject to change. s the Permanent Canada Permanent Trust Company Canada Permanent Morigage Corporation Members Canada Depost Insurance Corporation AGENT: "| DON FORDER INSURANCE AGENCY 24 WATER STREET, PORT PERRY 985-8471 PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, April 2, 1980 -- 3 Police investigate two local cases of break and enter Durham Regional police report two incidents of break enter and theft at homes in Scugog Township last week. The first incident occurred at a home on Concession Two, Port Perry, in which a police spokesman said "a considerable amount of jewellry was taken." There was nothing else taken and no damage to the house. Police received the call about 10:00 p.m. on March 26. On March 28, police received a call from the owner of a home on Conces- sion 7, Nestleton, reporting that a wooden chest filled with personal papers and documents had been stolen. Entry into the home was apparently gained by smash- ing a basement window. Durham Police also report that two large windows on the north side of Port Perry. High School were damaged last week. And a Lindsay motorist Michelle Midgley and Mrs. Marian Owen have returned from a two week vacation in Florida visiting with Michelle's grandmother, Mrs. Lillian Midgley. had the windshield of his car damaged about 9:00 p.m. March 28 while driving near Greenbank. Police say that stones were thrown at the car. Attends seminar Dr. Helen Ottenbrite, D.C., and her daughter, Reva Kil- patrick, who is a student at the Canadian Memorial Chiro- practic College, Toronto, have just returned from a seminar on Sacro Occipital Technique of Chiropractic, which was held in Orlando, Florida. Ladies All-Weather Coats by Irving Poslun Ladies Dresses by Charles Carroll, Ruby Lou, Style-Rite PURSES by JOHN HART BLOUSES by STYLE-RITE Velour Pants & Tops SWEATERS by Golden Crown, Mr. Love, Imperial Knit 7 (2 7A $570 CELEBRITY SHOES ... $45.00 - $49.95 GREB SHOES ... $27.95 - $28.95 TENDER TOOTSIE SHOES ... $12. - $20. Children's ... DRESSES by Sandra Dress SKIRTS & BLOUSES SHOES by Savage Men's Windbreakers - Deacon Bros. $29.95 ARROW SHIRTS ... $17.00 - $23.00 MEN'S SLACKS ... $29.95 MEN'S OVERCOATS - Beige ... $60.00 A.W. BROC DEPARTMENT STORE QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY - 985-2521