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"Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, August 14, 2001 - 13 Hydro urges all its customers to save energy when the heat returns given us some concern. Hopefully, people realize that using less hydro dur- ing the hot spells is the normal approach to take to help out the (distribu- tion) system. "We're trying to keep the heat down on the sys- tem, which will help pre- vent a real breakdown." As part of last week's request by hydro offi- cials, the public was asked to conserve hydro usage between 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. when the tem- peratures soared. Scugog Hydro still From Page 1 ed growth in the Whitby area. Scugog's growth, says Mr. Adderley, is slow to moderate. "Whitby's a pretty high growth area, and we're quite concerned with that. Our system up here (in Scugog) is not in too bad of shape, but there is some concern with the substation for the down- town core of Port Perry because of all the stores and their air condition- ing," he said. "This has been a really hot summer, which has Check us ou w.portperrystar.com The family of Bert & Marg Jones wish them a very Happy 60th Wedding Anniversary August 16, 2001 All our love & best wishes Congratulations Derek Hockley has recently graduated from the University of Waterloo with a Bachelor of Mathematics in Computer Science and has accept- ed a position at Trilogy in Austin 'Texas. We wish you continued success in your new adventure. Love Mom, Dad & Travis Beautiful Beginnings "MIDDLETON" SA On Friday, July " 27/01 Andrea Glover exchanged wedding vows with Ted Middleton at the Royal Ashburn Golf and Country Club. They celebrated their special day with friends and close family, a day that will be remembered and cherished forever! remains a separate enti- ty, however a master ser- vice agreement signed between the two utility companies now sees Whitby look after admin- istrative duties and main- tenance. Scugog Hydro current- ly serves about 2,200 homes in the Port Perry area. Whitby Hydro pro- vides electricity for more than 28,000 homes. Walk This Way workshop's Sept. 11 Durham Lives! wants you to walk a mile in each other's shoes by inviting you and your friends to "Walk This Way," a work- shop designed to encour- age walking and the use of trails to increase physical activity. "The goal of Walk This Way is to help community members start walking groups that will assist them to get more physically active using the many trails located throughout Durham Region," explains Chris Arnott, a public health nurse with Durham Region Health Department. As part of the workshop, participants will also be given useful walk- ing resources, information on the types of trails avail- able within the region and tips for walking safely. The workshop will be held on Sept. 11 from 9:30 to 11:30 am. at the Port Perry United Church, 294 Queen St. Guest speakers will include representa- tives from the Ontario Active Living Community Action Project and Hike Ontario. The workshop will conclude with an orga- nized walk through down- town Port Perry and along the waterfront. Light refreshments will be pro- vided and all participants must be pre-registered. Please call Durham Region Health Department at 905-723-8521 or 1-800- 841-2729. ext. 2272. » IN M&M MERCHANDISE *Mail-In Bonus Offer. Limited 3 Time Only. On Seiected Appliances OMESTEAD ~~ FURNITURE & APPLIANCES 1918 SCUGOG ST., PORT PERRY 905-985-2451