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8 - PORT PERRY STAR - Wednesday, December 29, 1999 "Scugog"s Community Newspaper of Choice" Hospitals, cable company form technological partnership gic points of presence in the Uxbridge and Port Perry hospitals from which to operate ;their the two hospitals with a high-speed, fibre-optic cable. The cable provides the hospitals with' an tional purposes, and an ability to view patient radiology records on-line, an important step in C om pt on Communications and the Port Perry and Uxbridge sites of Lakeridge Health Corporation have formed integrated system that developing an integrated data communications a partnership that will will support many tech- electronic health record. business. serve the communities for nological options in the The fibre-optic connec- Guy Kirvan, Chief future, such as video tele- tion also provides Operating Officer of Lakeridge Health's two many years, officials say. conferencing for educa- Compton has linked Compton with two strate- northern sites, says the arrangement will be mutually beneficial. "This alliance has provid- ed the hospitals with an excellent opportunity to link the two sites, at no cost to the health care system;" he said. and Side Air Bags * Dual Sliding Doors with" Child- Security Door Locks ¢ Power Mirrors/Door Locks * Deep Tinted Glass * Air Conditioning * Off-Road Suspension Package with Locking Differential R * Power Door Locks/ Windows/Mirrors Air Conditioning 0 * AM/FM Stereo with CD Player : "OR Includes Freight of $755 and Air Tax of $100 (Licence, Insurance and Taxes extra.) THE OFFERS YOU'VE BEEN WAITING FOR, WITH A PURCHASE FINANCING zee: RATE THAT'S TOUGH TO BEAT. BUT YOU HAVE TO HURRY. Le ever to earn 5 stars (the top safety rating) for both driver and rear-seat passenger in side-impact testing**. To ; " Best fuel economy in the van segment! 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SO Ta A SN mee, Si A 81 YOu Mot dedlin 00 Or Webi of of 4.4%/2.9%/6.4 or call us at 1-800-6M-DRIVE. All leases have annual kilometre limi} of 20,000 A4%/4.4% per annum for Blazer 2-Door R72ZNVenture R7C/Sitverado Req. Cab R72/Sitverado Ext. options available payment is $212.57/$216.52 for 48 . Cost of borrowing Is $203.36/$392.96. Total feo 0 at os an annual "Cash under isclosure laws to be a cost of , whether or not the same actual interest and is aL Fo hk PY Os cd Gar 195 0 008 » . Limited "We are very excited about the future opportu- nities this linkage will provide." Compton has spent considerable resources bringing the high speed infrastructure to the area," said Mike Shepley, General Manager of Compton. This partnership also means we can bring resi- dential cable modem Internet services to the community this December, earlier than anticipated. We can now provide commercial data, gateway internet, and some voice technology services to Uxbridge, Port Perry and other sur- rounding area businesses on both co-axial cable and fibre-optics. Obtaining strategically located, secure sites with back-up power was very impor- tant to our implementa- tion plans. The hospital sites were optimal choices because they met our needs," said Mr. Shepley. Nestleton News Christmas service was wonderful By Joyce Taylor The Annual Christmas Eve Candlelight Service welcomed many mem- bers and visitors. The story of Christ's birth was related by scrip- tures and carols. Rick and B.J. Short and family spent Christmas Day with his sister and family, the "Stephensons" of Scugog Point. John and Nancy McCall of Scugog Point hosted their family gathering. Graham and Sharon Ham hosted as dinner guests on Christmas Eve Rev. Fairley along with Sharon's parents from Trenton who are spending a few days with them. Erica Ham is in Jamaica until March, working with young people there. Sympathy is extend- ed to the Lee families in the loss of their mother, grandmother and great grandmother, also to the Ross family in the loss of Bill Ross. Blue Ray Chapter remembered the sick and shut-ins with plants and goodie bas- kets and chocolate bars to the nursing home. The members were sad- dened to learn of the deaths of two of their members during Christmas week, Betty Beare and Rebecca Bruton. I wish everyone a Happy and Healthy New Year.