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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1974-07-04, Page 912v. 7 A 17.4/ pll'411/044/110/Ps glatIrr4t71.11114th& iwtrtf t;:roitiggtoMist, .71111 4,44441:141-m ,1,4„44.14„1!:'4444.4.44.44444` :=17;rp-:=4L,44#444p 1-24; .ramiumatItIntm, •zatrimtrangrom Clinton's new pollution control plant on. Victoria Terrace was Officially opened last Wednesday June 26 in a ceremony at the $750,000 plant. Left to fight cutting the ribbon are R.V. Ander- son, the consulting engineer; Bob McKinley, Huron-Middlesex MP; Public Utilities chairman, Hal Hartley; and Clinton Mayor Don Symons. The new sewage treatment plant is big enough to handle a 6,000 population, double the present count. (photo by Muriel Trott) Complete results of the Clinton Rose Show Perhaps the birds in the trees don't realize •it but everybody else does COSTS CONTINUE TO RISE ) We at the P.U.C. have a great responsibility. As your custodians we must be at your service 24 hours a day seven days a week. When you flick a switch It's our job to see that the lights come on. This, of course, means that we must keep•your equipment In Al condition and thoroughly up to date to make sure we can meet the demands you may make on us. That's why we face the ever present problem of updating equipment and building .new lines. That Is the problem we face. We find each year that added amounts we pay for labor, for transpor- tation, for equipment and supplies are a little bigger. So far by the strictest economy and careful management we have found it possible to operate within our existing revenue despite Increasing costs. Now Ontario Hydro has railed the cost of the power we buy from them by 12 per cent. There no longer is any alternative. We must go to you, the consumer, to offset this increase in hydro cost. The P.U.C. his absorbed the cost of power increase January 1974 to date. -4 - Retell, in terms of thO 'service electricity provideisyou, wilt still be low. However, commence Septem, ber 1, next billings will show an'average inarease'of 10.8 per cent to 'reflect theincreles in the 'cost the power we buy. New Retail Rates are effective with all bills Issued on and after September 1, 1974. DOMESTIC RATE SCHEDULE FOR TWO MONTHS First 100 K.W.H. next 400 Balance Present rates in effect at 4.6 per K.W.H. at 2.3 per K.W.H. at 1.3 per K.W.H. EffeCtive September 1974 Billing 5.0 per K.W.H. 2.5 per K.W.H. 1.4 per K.W.H. Consumers with metered water heaters having elements 1000-3000 watts or over the following rates will apply on and after September 1, 1974 billing. Present rates in effect Effeiiive September 1974 Billing First 100 next 400 K.W.H. next 1000 K.W.H. Balance at 4.6 per K.W.H. at 2.3 per K.W.H. at 1.1 per K.W.H. at 1.3 per K.W.H. 5.0 per K.W.H. 2.5 per K.W.H. 1.25 per K.W.H. 1.4 per K.W.H. House Heating Energy supplied through regular service meter at applicable rates. Minimum monthly bill $3.50 Rate subject to 5 per cent late payment charge. A General Service rate schedule for one month Eifective September 1974 Present rates In effect , Billing First 50 K.W.H. at 5,0 per K.W.H. 5.4 per K.W.H. next 200 K.W.H. - at 2,5 per K.W.H. 2.7 per K.W.H. next 9,750 K.W.H. at 1.8 per K.W.H. 1.9 per K.W.H. Balance at 0,75 per K.W.H. 0.8 per K.W.H. Demand charge First 50 Kilowatts of billing demand permorith,nil Balance at $2,40 per Kilowatt of billing demand per month Minimum monthly bill $3,50 rates subject to 5 percent late payment charge. Delayed payment A late payment Charge Of par cent *hall apply to all bills not paid oh or Wore the due dile. CLINTON PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION thoirmon, ILE.NARTLEY Commissioners; C. BROWN, S. A. GARON Mayor, D.E. SYMONS Manager, ILL IOUSSEY Secretary, WISE CLINTON NgWS,RSCO THI/I3SPAY JULY 4, 1774„,-.9 A single directe = spray of BENIATN ° near full bloom rotects yields ,•••• §.0` by elirninatingswhite mold in white beans. Epps, Mrs. J.W. Counter. Three Stems, Grandiflora, any colour or colours - Mrs. Reg Cud- more, Mrs. Clifford Epps, Mrs. A. Hugill. Three blooms, Hybrid Tea,. any colour or colours - Mrs. J.W. Coun- ter, Mrs. Wilf Glazier, „Mrs, F. Fingland. Three stems Polyanthas or Florabbndas Mrs, Reg Cudmore, Mrs. Ron McCann, Mrs. Clifford Epps. • Three stems Climbers, any colour or colours -,Mrs. Ron McCann, Mrs. J.W. Counter, Mrs. F. Fingland. Seven Roses in a container - Mrs. A. Hugill, Mrs. J.W. Counter, Mrs. F. McClymont. One bloom Hybrid Tea, white or near white, Mrs. J.W. Counter, Mrs. Harvey Howard, Mrs. Frank it ii One bloom Hybrid Tea, yellow - Miss Dorothy Marquis, Mrs. A, Hugill, Mrs. J.W. Counter: One bloom Hybrid Tea, pink Mrs. J.W. Counter, Mrs. Milton Steeps, Mrs. Clifford Epps. One bloom Hybrid Tea, red - Mrs. Norman Tyndall, Mrs. Eli Galachouk, Mrs. Harold Johnston, One bloom Hybrid Tea, bi-colour 'or blend - Mrs. Ron McCann, Mrs. J.W. Counter, Mr. F. McClymont. • One bloom Hybrid Tea, any other colour - Mrs. Frank Fingland, Mrs. Ron McCann, Mrs. A. Hugill. One bloom Peace, yellow only - Mrs. Frank Fingland, Mrs. Clifford ucw: eer The June meeting of the Evening Unit of the Ontario Street U.C.W. was held at Helen Cuhen's home, Marlene Forbes opened the meeting with a poem ."Warm our hearts with the Love". A hymn was sung, followed by the Scripture reading. *A reading, "God's luggage ship" was read by Roberta Plumsteel, Edith Wright and Willa Taylor. Roberto closed the worship service with a prayer. The minutes of the May meeting was, read and approved followed by the treasurer's report. Marianne , Calclough reported on social activities for June. Sharon Colebough enter- tained, the ladies with selec- tions from her guitar. The meeting was closed by the izpa Ben ica Lion, Several contests were en- oyed followed by picnic lunch, , Guaranteed Investment Certificates yields 1257 oto when cumulated over five years Member Canada Deposit Irtsurence corporation wavRAand vrtUst CbtAPANY 'SINCE itree temstert J.0. 10AVitt CROSS 100 .itiNOSTON Sri 400itAtet4 Hugill, Mrs. Clifford Epps. Rose corsage - Mrs. A. Hugill, Mrs. A. Barnett, Mrs. R.B. Camp- bell. Artistic arrangement of pansies - Mrs. A. Barnett, Mrs. F. Fingland, Mrs. Ron McCann. Five Stems of Sweet William - Mrs. Don Pullen, Miss Mary Jamieson, Mrs. Charles Nelson; One Spike of Delphinium, any colour - Mrs.. M. Johnston, Mr, C. Cook, Mrs. Reg Cudmore. • Three stems 'of any flowering shrub - Mrs. Wilf Glazier, Mrs. R.B. Campbell, Mrs, F. Fingland, Arrangement 'of mixed garden flowers in a container - Mrs. Ruth Bond, Mrs. Wilf Glazier, Mrs, Reg Cudmore. ' Flower arrangement using.a' can- Arrangement of Climbers or dle -Mrs, A. Barnett, Mrs. Clifford Ramblers, any colour or colours - Epps, Mrs. J,W. Counter; Mrs. Wilf Glazier, Mrs. J.W. Coun- ter. African Violet - Mrs. R. Taylor, • Dibthg Nitt,ftirri''McCann, Mrs. A. Barnett. 4FYoses no4verT;if2" high .:',71's,frsit%.,...?t .13artlr>•bt Mbiltreal 'Award" for 'the HC13. Campb611, Mrs, A. Hugill, Mrg, dharnpion-FtoSs, - Mrs. F. Fingland. Clifford Epps. , Red Rose Tea Co. trophy for the Arrangement of roses, suitable for best red rose Mrs. Norman TYn- mantel - Mrs. J.W. Counter, Mrs, A, dall,. And a single directed Spray is all it takes. There are enough things that cut into Because BENLATE moves inside white -your profits, Among them, the weather beans so white mold can't. Because it and the market, You can stop white mold protects from within, BENLATE won't be from cutting yields and lowering profit. washed off by rains, Spray BENLATE at or near full bloom— With BENLATE. Its low toxicity makes it What's more, there's tiO residue problem harmless to bees. your fast thalite to get in on this great warnings carefully. protection before the rows close up. With any chemical, follow Waling rnstrusfions and Royal Bank of Canada Silver Rose !owl for highest number 'of ' points acquired, - Mrs. J.W. Coun- ter. Canadian Rose Society Brbrize Medal for highest number of points in Classes 1 to 13 inclusive, - Mrs, J.W. Counter. CLASSES FOR CHILDREN Container of Mixed Garden Flowers 1 Judy Johnston, Owen Moriarty, Michael Moriarty, Sylvia Forbes, Sharon Moriarty, David Pullen. Artistic Arrangement of six named varieties.of wayside flowers, five prizes of $1 David Pullen, Judy Johnston, Mike Williscraft, Bev Mothers, Deborah Thompson. Special Book for, the Winner Dav,id Pullen, Prizes donated by Mrs. Frank Fingland. African Violet in Pot - from a leaf given by a senior mem413 ber, five prizes for $1 donated by..' Mr. Charles Cook - Jackie Rwaan, Steve Riley, Sylvia Forbes, Judy Johnston, Mike Williscraft.