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NOTICE
TO CUSTOMERS OF
THE BLANSHARD MUNICIPAL TELEPHONE SYSTEM
The Blanshard Municipal Telephone System have requested from the Ontario Telephone Service Commission
an increase in Telephone Rates after cutover of the Kirkton Exchange to Dial in October 1964 as outlined
below.
Due to expense of convertingKirkton Exchange to Dial; a Debenture of $160,000 has been applied for from the
Township of Blanshard to cover our conversion programme.
Application has been made to the Ontario TelephoneService Commission for authority to make the following
charges for telephone service at the Kirkton Exchange, effective as at date of cutover to dial operation.
EXCHANGE RATES
Individual Line
Two-party-Line
Multi-party-Line
Business
Residence
$7.05 per month
$3.90 per month
Business $5.65 per month
Residence $3.05 per month
Business $4.25 per month
Residence $2,95 per month
The above rates for individual and two-party line service will apply only within the Base Rate Area of the
Kirkton Exchange, which is defined as that area bounded on the North by a line parallel and one-half mile
North of the Exeter-St. Marys County Road, and on the south by a line parallel to and one and three-quarter
miles South of the Exeter-St. Marys County Road, and on the East and West by lines parallel to and one-half
mile east or west respectively of Highway No. 23.
If individual or two-party line service is required beyond the above limits, there will be an additional charge
for extra mileage of forty-five cents a month for each one-quarter mile or fraction thereof for an individual
line and twenty-five cents a month for each one-quarter mile or fraction thereof for each party on a two-
party line.
With the installation of dial equipment at Kirkton, a toll charge will no longer apply on calls to the St. Marys
Exchange, but the normal toll charge between Kirkton and Sebringville; Granton and Sebringville will have
to be re-established because the inter-exchange trunks will no longer exist.
Rates for supplementary services are listed below:
Supplementary Charges
Extension telephone Business
Residence
$1,35 per month
$1,25 per month
.40 per month
.65 per month
.30 per month
.25' per month
Extension bell, small
Extension bell, large
Jack
Plug
Flat Charges
Coloured telephone
Service Connection Besiness
Residence
$9.00
$10.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
Moving telephone
Instaiatioa of extension telephone
It is to be noted that it is a requirement of the Ontari
count of 20 cents per month throughout the system
Accordingly, this discount will be discontinued with
o Telephone Service Commission that Subscribers' dis-
apply Only in years when no debentures are outstanding.
Kirkton cutover to Dial.
Sebringville EXCHANGE RATES Grantor), Medina EXCHANGE RATES
individual line
Two-party line
Multi-party line
IndividUal BUsiness $9.00 per month
Residence $5.15 per month
Business $6.80
Residence $3.75
Business $4,50
Residence $3.05
Business $3.65 per month
ReSidence $3.15 per month
Two-party line Btisiness $3.40 per Month
Residence $2.85 per month
Multi-party line Business $2.70 per month
Residence $2.70 per month
per month
per month
per month
per month
This application will be heard before the Commission at its next regular meeting in Toronto, and any repre-
sentations to be made to the Commission with respect to this application should, therefore, be submitted On
or before October'?, 1963 and acidressedtothe ChairMan, Ontario Telephone Servide Commission, 7 Queen's
Park Crescent, TORONTO, Ontario.
If you desire any further information in refere,fice to the need fiar icceasing the telephone rates, you may
apply to the Undersigned either perSonally i by telephone; or by letter.
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Mr. JOS. E. Bryan,
B°1ha,uisrli)ha,:dil Municipal Telephone System
(MANTON, Ontario
Mrs. M. Ur4uhart
Secretary-Treasurer,
BlatiSherd Municipal Telephone System
RR 1, St, Mary,S) Ontario
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meets at museum
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1UCAN DISTRICT NEWS Mooresville ousel •
..... .. . . give way. to highway The Woman's Auxiliary of
Holy Trinity Church, held its
meeting at the farm borne of
Mrs. Harold Corbett Friday
afternoon. Though the weath-
er was fine it was decided to
hold the meeting in the huge
living-room and enjoy the co-
siness of a log fire, in the
large fire-place.
The meeting began with a
pot luck luncheon.. The pre-
sident, Mrs. Erwin Scott pre-
sided for a short business meet-
ing, She was assisted by Mrs.
Calder, now district vice-pre-
with the inspiring poem, al.
Know Something GPO,About.
You,"
Mrs. Corbett presented Mrs.
Charlie Haggar with a gift for
having a birthday closest to
September 6,
Before leaving for home a
visit was paid to the museum,
where a few additions had been
added since last meeting,
catlenal convener, on request,
repeated her tall; PItoRriceles
entiment Behind Tilshop's
Crosses"). a talk most appro-
priate after the. Liantien and
Toronto recent ineetingS, The
,paper, showing the various
Crosses worn by the bishops at
the Congress held at Hamilton
some time ago„ was passed
around. She closed her talk
Mrs, .Don, Hodgins and family
of London were LahorDay visi-
tors with Mrs, Wes Hodgins.
Lucan is to have another
serance agent, Mr. Don lIrb-
stiott, has rented the IIPWPf.The
at the front of the Wraith,
Storey Hardware addition.
Mr. JO Brand, who.purchas,
ed the Nese, formerly owned
by Mr. John Blair has rented
the upper apartment to Mr, and
Mrs, Hans Schuster and, three
children of London.
Mr. and Mrs. Frankli,FordS
of Central Sette Sask. visited
this week with Mr. Ford's sis,
ter, Mrs. A. M. /leaden and
Mr. Hedden.
Mr. Ken Clarke of Acton, for-
mer Holy 'Trinity Church or-
ganist, called on many of his
sident, who read the Scripture
and.gave a short talk on her
work in London and her coming
trip to WinniPeg.
The rally to be held in Glen-
coe on September. 19 was dis-
CtisSed and members urged to
attend, The Fall Deanery meet-
ing is .W be held .at pinbeth,
Thursday, October 3. In lieu
Of a dessert bridge or euchre
(at present), it was decided.
that each member would .con-
tribute -$1.00 to help meet pre-
sent commitments.
The October meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs.,
lm Brownlee or Miss LIDS
Abbott.
Mrs, Harold Hodgins, edu-
Department of Highways held
an.auction sale of the five
houses on Monday all that re-
mained of the former hamlet of
Moorseville.
The store and dwelling built
In 1899 by John Bloomfield who
kept store there atiVloorseville.
His three sons followed hlm,
and Wes Calleott purchased it
in 1955. He sold it to the de-
partment this summer, It was
purchased by Mr, Peter Molnar
at Moorseville.
The Pieter Fenery two-stor-
ey frame house was sold to Ar-
nold Damen, RR 3, Lucan,
A one and one-half storey
house of Mrs. Bernice Regan,
London was purchased by Ed-
ward Butler, Lucan, The for-
mer Wm. Atkins two-storey
brick and frame house was sold
Church
news
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Stan Kayos and
family of Toronto were week-
end guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Hardy and family.
Mrs, Russell Wood Of Pal-
Merston, and Mrs. Alice Topp
and three daughters of Listowel
were Sunday pests of Mr, and
Mrs. Wm. Aylestock,
Mr, and Mrs, 0, E. Lillie of
Birmingham, Mich,, have re-
turned home after spending a
feW days with Mrs. Will Has-
kett.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Haas
and daughter Mrs. Thomas
Moran and three daughters of
Buffalo, New York, visited last
weekend with Mr, and Mrs. A.
M. Heciden.
Mr, Alfred llodgins and two
sons, Brian and Floyd of Tor-
onto were weekend guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Hodgins.
Mr. Tom Weller, who under-
went surgery recently in St.
Joseph's Hospital, was able to
be brought home last Tuesday.
Mr. Norman Carter and fa-
mily have returned from va-
cation and Mr. Carter is back
on duty at the arena.
The Colleen League will start
league bowling on Wednesday,
September 11, between 7 and
9 pm.
Mrs. Isabel Copeman, Mr.
Milton Robinson and Mr. and
OLANDET#ONE to Les Meszaros, Brantford,
Auctioneer was Calvin Pat-
rick, Ilderton,
PERSONALS
Messrs. Michael Watson of
Wheatley and Harold Douglas
of Leamington called on Pa-
ton family on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs, Mervin Carter
and Ian visited Mr. Austin Bice,
a Patient in St. Joseph's Hos-
pital, on Sunday.
Jane Hodgson, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs, Murry Hodgson,
is recovering at her home from
a tonsillectomy operation.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Car-
ter and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Car-
ter were guests at the DePotie-
Lee wedding on Saturday at the
Brinsley United Church.
Visitors who called on Mrs.
Jim Sigsworth on Sunday were
Mr. and Mrs. Art Lee and fa-
mily and Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Flynn
of London.
Mr. Maurice Simpson, Mr.
John Simpson, Kirkton and Mrs.
Gordon Mains of Russeldale at-
tended the funeral of the late
Mr. Bert Little on August 29
in Toronto, Mr. Little was a
former resident of the village
here. A few years ago he took
up residence in Toronto. He is
survived by his wife and one son,
Walter, Toronto.
Pentecostal Holiness
Mr. Lelland Neuen, an Em-
manuel College student from
Franklin Springs, was the guest
speaker at the evening service
on Sunday.
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FAREWELL PARTY
Last Wednesday evening, a
number of the friends of Mrs.
Annie Fairies, met at her home
to say farewell and to wish
her restored health, prior to
leaving her Market St., home to
go to live with her daughter,
Mrs. Douglas King of Harriston.
Mrs. Fairies was presented
with some personal articles by
her friends, as a slight token
of their good wishes.
Anglican
Flowers in the chancel were
in memory of the late Miss Belle
Martin and Mr. Leonard Lam-
bourne, Two new member s,
Craig and Jay Morrison, were
added to the Junior Choir. Ju-
nior Congregation re-ope ne d
with a good attendance.
SUNDAY SCHOOL
Mr. W. G. Little, is now the
new superintendent in the Sun-
day School, succeeding Mr.
Frank Egan, who was trans-
ferred to Lucknow.
WINS MORE HONORS
Mr. Larry Lewis of Gran-
ton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Lewis, who recently won
first class honors in his first
year at UWO has won further
honors, in obtaining first class
honors in his Associateship of
Music, with the Western On-
tario Conservatory of Music.
Larry is well known in Lu-
can, for his father is one of
Lucan's barbers, and he him-
self has won many prizes in
vocal and piano, at the music
Festivals for a number of years.
He has also relieved at the
organ, in Holy Trinity Church
and at times assisted in the
choir.
United
The CGIT cook-out was rain-
ed out last Tuesday but 13 mem-
bers enjoyed an evening of bowl-
ing. The first regular fall meet-
ing will be September 16.
On Saturday 14 members of
the Lucan-Clandeboye Explor-
ers had their cook-out on the
church lawn. During the meet-
ing Ilene Donaldson, who had to
resign as a counsellor, as she
is attending Teachers' College,
was presented with a white
Bible in appreciation of her
faithful service.
The YPU met Sunday evening
and a committee was named to
bring in a slate of officers at
the meeting next Sunday.
Grand Bend
By MRS. WELLWOOD GILL
Weekend visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Ross Love were, Mr.
and Mrs. Don Love, Toronto,
Mr. and Mrs. Stan Kayes, Tor-
onto, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wick-
ham of St. Catharines,
Mr. Norman Devine of Hamil-
ton is visiting with his sister,
Mrs. George Wainer, Mr. Wai-
ner and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Guest
of Detroit are spending two
weeks at their cottage at Beach
0' Pines.
Mr. Kenneth Lovie and Mr.
Allen Hayter are on a motor
trip to the west coast.
Little Troy Bodiner, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Bodiner
of Toronto, and grandson of
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Hayter
of the Mollard line won first
prize at the baby show in Tor-
onto Exhibition in the six to 12
months class.
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Mitchell
and Dennis spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Bob McDon-
ald and Dean at Clinton.
Lucan friends last week,
Mrs. Glen Haskett and carol
visited the former's parents,
Mr, and Mrs. Fred 'Peke of Lon-
dTQPnice Pann and ut hnediary eMi grh,b 'earns°, whileir
on vacation at Pobeageon were
victims of food PolSon.
Mr. V. F. Stanley, Mrs. T.
C, McFarlane, Mr. Clare Stan,
ley, Mrs. H. S. Stanley;and Mrs.
Gerald Lewis attended the fu-
neral of the late Frank G, Stan-
ley in Toronto, Saturday, Aug-
ust '31.
Mrs. Wes Atkinson, was a
weekend guest of Dr. and Mrs.
Marvin Smout and family of
London.
Mrs. Charles Elson is on the
sick list and will be off •work
for two weeks at least.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Doti-
gall of Exeter were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Hedden
last week,
Mrs. Alex McFarlane has
returned from a month's visit
with Mr. and Mrs. Dave Mc-
Farlane of Rockwood.
Mr. and Mrs. Al Middleton
of London were Sunday callers
on Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Brown-
lee.
Former Lucanites from Lon-
don who attended the funeral of
Miss Belle Martin at the C.
Haskett & Son funeral home on
'Wednesday, included Col. D. G.
Ross, Mrs. Charles Powers,
Mrs. Kenneth McGoun, Miss
Gertrude Kent, Mr. and Mrs.
Murray Smith, Miss Nellie
Foreman and Mrs. Ada Jen-
nings.
Sunday guests with Mr. and
Mrs. Sheridan Revington in-
cluded, Dr. and Mrs. Jack Dew-
ey of Florida, Dr. and Mrs. Len
Losinger of Sarnia, Mr. and
Mrs. Wes Revington, Mr. and
Mrs. John Park and Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Lankin of Lucan.
Mrs. Bob Coleman need a
family gathering at her home
last Sunday.
Mrs. Annie Fairies, unable
to live any longer alone, has
sold her home on Market St.
and left on Friday for Har-
riston where she will make her
home with her daughter, Mrs.
Douglas King and family.
SHOWER BRIDE-ELECT
Miss Beth Black assisted by
Miss Linda Ankers and Miss
Dana Culbert entertained in her i
home, friends of Miss Bonnie
Drenan at a miscellaneous
shower.
Contests were held and a
bride's book made.
The bride-to-be receive d
many lovely and useful gifts.
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