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» 2 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, December 14,1993 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice 1 $7 § Ave x Sng ee he hi St Lg EE 5 - ACTING CLASSES Jor young people ages: 8-14 Instructor: JOHN H. FOOTE classes begin: TUESDAY, JANUARY 11 THROUGH FEBRUARY 15. EVERY TUESDAY AT 7:00 PM. place: MASONIC HALL To Register call 985-0611 You must register to attend -- Only a LIMITED NUMBER of STUDENTS will be taken! "David 3 / @U aN airstyling A ) 257 Queen St., Port Perry 985-7101 & 985-7102 Open Monday - Saturday David's Hairstyling would like to welcome to their staff Doreen and Tina. Come in for your Christmas hairstyle. Enjoy a friendly atmosphere and meet Doreen and Tina. For that special someone... why not a Gift Certificate from David's Hairstyling. Natural Ingredients ae Community Memorial Hospital held an appreciation dinner for its Candy Stripers and ety Ly w= 4 p | ' i ae CEL +: IH H 2 2 3% E> 13113 Youth Volunteers and their mothers on Monday, Dec. 6 in the hospital library. Pictured with a special appreciation cake are (front, from left) Leslie Howsam, Brooke McLaughlin, Leanne Holt, Bree Crowe, Jillian Howsam, (back row) Pamela Klinkenberg, Nicole Barton, Courtney Chase, and Katie Armstrong. Absent from the photo were Dawn Brown, Anne McClelland, Andrea Edgar, Joanna She treille, Sarah Pike, and Colleen DeKoning. pherd, Amy Bertrand, Julia Brownson, Tanya La- Scugog Hydro ready Scugog Hydro is prepared for the winter, its manager says. Unlike Ontario Hydro whose representatives are saying cut backs and Social Contract legis- lation will be affecting its re- sponse time, Terry Adderley said his workers are in a good position to respond to emergen- cies this winter. Ontario Hydro representa- tives have been warning the public that the wait to restore power during a storm could be long due to- a manpower short- age. : 1 But Mr. Adderley said his six staff workers, which includes the linesmen, are prepared for emergencies. He does not antici- [AON N{O] 4 SVN O 1 SY: 5 Ul I '¢ Home baked freshness you can only get from ... Ben Hank's Pastries Catt 4 H We offer you fresh quality, scratch baking daily, with no added preservatives. Most of our recipes originated in Europe. CHRISTMAS, BE SURE TO PLACE YOUR ORDER TODAY! Call 985-2172 Serving Port Perry for over 30 years NO PHONE ORDERS AFTER < DEC. 24TH Avoid the line-up! Pre-paid orders may be picked up at the rear entrance. Please order now. OPEN AT 6AM Merry Christmas from your friends at ... HANK'S pate any problems responding to calls. In fact, he said his staff would offer assistance to Ontario Hy- droin an emergency. "We will have enough man- power," he said. C- He cautioned, however, that it could change if "we get hitby a majorice storm." Mr. Adderley said the local hydro company has spent a con- siderable amount of money in past years rebuilding and con- for winter emergencies tinually upgrading the area. As a result he does not anticipate too many problems. "We're ready for the winter," he said. In other related news, Scugog Hydro Commission has voted in favor of a zero-per cent increase JA yaar rates for the 1994 hydro 111. Mr. Adderley' said they 'are able to maintain the level of ser- vice at the current rates. Port Perry & Prince Albert UNITED CHURCHES Invite You to Join Us this Christmas Season Minister: Rev. Robert J. Le Page Port Perry United Church Sunday, Dec. 19 10 a.m. -- MORNING WORSHIP Sunday School & Nursery Care Available Friday, Dec. 24 7 p.m. -- CHRISTMAS EVE SERVICE Sunday, Dec. 26 10 a.m. -- MORNING WORSHIP Prince Albert United Church Sunday, Dec. 19 11:30 a.m. -- MORNING WORSHIP Sunday School & Nursery Care Available Friday, Dec. 24 7 p.m. -- CHRISTMAS EVE SERVICE Sunday, Dec. 26 10 a.m. -- COMBINED MORNING WORSHIP at PORT PERRY U.C. * 24 lines by 80 character, 12" monitor with EGA resolution * 3.5" built-in disk drive * Block move/copy/delete CORONMN © 1993 Smith Corona Corp. USED COMPUTERS FROM|