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CHIROPRACTIC
HERBERT B. SUCH, , D.C.
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7 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Wed. & Sat. -9 to 11.30 a.m.
Vitamin Therapy
Office --Corner of South St. and
Britannia Road. Phone 341.
A. M. HARPER
Chartered Accountant
Office
343J
33 Hamilton St.
Hous*
343W
Goderich
A.J. `Bert' Alexander
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THE GQp�RxCH SIGN,l�I��',�AAY
Society: Will Send
Two (GIT Giris'
To Leaders' School
Quote Figures To Show
HEPC "Unfair" To Town.
High hydro rates are bar pering i other coimciiesions."
efforts to lure now ladustrles to According to Ontario H y o's urn- j , •
this town., Goderich Junior Chain- natal report for 01955, Godta °�icit PUS Sarnia - Area-
.. Man
ter of Commerce ee charged in an Amid a srwplus of $104,Qi�40.74 i
offlci letter to Ontario Hydro. the electric department. Figures Joins Town Force
The Jaycees asked for °'a more
equitable 'and suitable reduction"
thus the cut of 25 eeuts per kilo-
watt per year which was reeentdy
offereta to Goderiioh by Ontario
Charging that the present power
transanassion rate a `unattatly
high," the Jayeees reeeramended
that a otrulidard rate be chard to
all runieipalities aorved by the
same substation.
Thb letter, approved at a regular
meeting of the Jeyeees, was ad-
dressed to EEirneet E. Eason, secre-
t d)t HEPC of Ontario, Toronto.
The club's 'action was triggered
by the news that the Irrovineial
commission had approved a, rate
reduction of 25 gents per kilowatt
per year for Goderich. The redue-
tion was described' as "picayune"
at a Public Utilities Commission
meeting.
As a result of the out, Goderich
PUC will pay Ontario Hydro $48.50
per kilowatt per year, instead- of
$48.75.
Seaforth Much. Lower
In its official protest, the Junior
Chamber of Commerce stated: "We
feel that the hydro rate for. Gode-
rich is too high and would recom-
mend that serious consideration be
given to provide a 'substantial re-
duction.
"Comparison shows that the rate
for Seaforth is $37.65. On a mile-
age (basis, this would indicate that
the Goderich consumer is paying
a transmission rate that is unjustly
high.
"We would,recommend to the
IEC that serious consideration
be given to placing all the munici-
palities 'being served by the same
hydro substation, such as Seaforth,
on an equitafble and similar kw
rate. Inasmuch as the IfEPC is a
publicly owned •utility, we feel
rates should be on an~equal basis
for at least various zones, if not
-on a provincial basis. In compari-
son we refer you to the standard
rates for postage, income tax, un-
employment insurance benefits and
family allowance.
"It would appear that the annual
surplus of the past, few years of
the Goderich PUC indicates that
the commission is ' being capably
operated. Corn r-ison .shows that
't" 0= ': rafthier state c d
finance than enjoyed by many.
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77 Montreal St.,-Goderich
G. B. CLANCY
Optometrist ---Optician
(successor'
the late
A. L.
Cole, optometrist)
For appointment phone 33,
Goderich.
EAROLD JACKSON
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
HURON AND PETH
Phone 474 SEA ORTH
P.O. Box 461
FRANK REID
LIFE UNDERWRITER
Life, annuities, business
insurance.
Mutual ,Life of Canada
Phone 346 Church St.
C. F. CHAPMAN
General Insurance
Fire Automobile,Casualty
Real Estate
30 -Colborne St., Goderich
Phone 18w
EDWARD W. ELLIOTT
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
Correspondence promptly an-
wered. Immediate arrangements
can be made for Sales Date by
calling Phone 1621J Clinton.
Charge moderate and satis-
f etion guaranteed. .
F. T. Armstrong
t 'TOMETRIST
Phone 1100 'for appointment
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127 Widder St. TV, Radio, Sound
Phone 598 , r -23tf
ter other eos i unatees are: Clinton,
$2,140.87; Seaforth, $35,931.0 4, and
iMitchell,
$22,127.02.
Excellent Shape
The Jayvee statement continued,
"In our opinion, the services,
equipment and snppiiee of the
Goderich PUC are nfi excellent
,condition.
a<re proposed reduction of °25
cents per kw year for Goderich is
seemingly insignifeapt from the
1955 rate. We note further com-
parison with the proposed. 'redue-
tion for Mitchell of $1.75 per kw
year. It is not our intention to
oppose reductions 'offered to other
municipalities, boat rather to ask
for a snore equitable and suitable
reduction tor the consumers of
Goderich.
"The efforts of a number of
organizations of the Town of Gode-
rich, particularly the Town Coun-
cil, Industrial Commission and the
Goderich Junior 'Chamber of Com-
merce are directed towards further
Industrialization of the community
and area. In this respect, `high'
cost of hydro is definitely not a
selling point.
"if, as we have been led to be-
lieve in the past, the more hydro
you use the cheaper the rate, we
are at a loss to understand the
Goderich rate of $48.81 and a
monthly consumption of 16,206
thousand kvvh. Further compari-
sons are:
Consumption
Town Rate Thousand kwh
'Clinton $42.93 7,950.3
Seaforth .,.$3(7.65 6,204.8
Mitchell ....... $42.99 6,252.8
Stratford $37.67 60,784.0
In closing, the Junior Chamber
of Commerce requested that it be
notified as -soon as Ontario Hydro
reaches a decision on this resolu-
tion. ,.
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"You saved my life," sputter-
ed the aniddleaged gentleman.
"Is there any way I can reward
you?"
"Yes," replied the Coast
Guardsman promptly. "Marry my
mother-in-law and move to Buenos
Aires."
For the third time in four
-months, a new constable Inas been
hired by Town CCuneil's police
committee. The new officer Is
George W. McIntyre, 34, of Gil
Springs.
McIntyre was hired to replace
Albert Kope, of Kitchener, who
resigned from the :Goderich force
after only a few days on. duty.
Kope had been engaged to replace
Constable A. E. Delves, Who had
resigned to take another position
afteronly about two months on
the local force.
Constable McIntyre is ,married
and has two children. He served
in the armed forges for five years
during the Seeond World War. At
Oil Springs, in the Sarnia district,
he operated a trucking business.
Ile has been serving as a special
constable in the village.
His 'appointment to the Goderich
force was announced following a
police committee meeting at which
he was interviewed by the mem-
bers. Reeve E. C. Fisher acted as
chairman of the meeting in the
absence of Mayor John H. Graham.
The W.M.S. 'P"! North Street U
ted Church met with Mrs. E. 3.
rldliam in the chair. The meet-
ing twos apexed by repeating the
23rd !Psalm, followed by the secre-
tary's report by Miss Strang. Mrs,
IL Turner gave the treasurer's re-
port and Mrs, G. Thistow reported
on cards sent to the 614 and shut-
ins s and read cards of thanks for
same. Mrs. Calvert spoke on Chris-
tian etewardship stressing the in-
dividual responsibility of each one
to be faithful swards.
It was decided to send two CGIT
girls to the next school for leaders
in ;St. Thomas and a spring tea
to be held in June was decided on.
While the collection was being
token, the members responded to
the roll ee rbyn -giving the ntatnber
of calla they had made on Biel
and ��_'hutre � sine the last meeting,
Mrs. I l Lader residt 'for the
devotional part of the -meeting.
We, Howard red a chapter fro;
the Bible ,41 d Mies Dawes led in
prayer. Four young nirls, Donna
Aberbart, Donna rpoeksthider,
Donna Gardiner and yBarbara Elllls
ang, acco nied by Mr: Stales.
'Mrs. F. Currie gave a grortian of
the new etudy book, ` from
Burma? It 1pa;onaises to be of great
interest describing the political and
religious life, past and present of
Indo China, and the changes that
carne lvvith invasions. Jost war
conditions were bad but !buildings
are now being reybu 1.11t and many
roisaionaries are in the field again,
including many native pastors. As
the roads are mainly impossible
they travel by plane. The church
membership i rising steadily in
Viet -Naar, Cambodia and some pro-
gress in Laos.
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Before you broil chicken, sprin-
kle with a little ginger.
HOLMESVILLE
Hi •. ►,i /i1L112N, Feb. 5. 'The
animal congregational raupner and
Meeting of Hoomesy, lle United
Cluweh Wax held oxc Theursday evens'
iag last. About 70. ,pile sat
down to delieaoue ; upper, pre.
Pared clay the women of Flichurch.
.At tho meeting which follOared,:
Rev. 1I. C. Willson was ,batman'
and Frank Yeo eyes secretary. The
meeting opened with a hymn and
prayer by Rev. Wean. With Mrs.
'W. Yeo at the piano, a duet was
sung by Mrs. W. Norman and Mrs.
E. Grigg. Miss Cathie Potter play-
ed a piano solo. In the election
Of oAkers, Mr. Lloyd Bond brought
in i he slate of o'+.i aero for the
session of Widens, Mr. E. Grigg for
the committee of stewards and
Mx. Dewar Norman for the church
officers. Reports were given by
Rev. Wilson, Elmer Potter, Edward
Grigg, Rita Yeo, Mrs. Jack Yea,
Ors. Morgan Jones, Mrs. Elmer
Fetter, Mrs. Harry Cudmore, Mrs.
PA.1.0C Waif
Edward iGrla and ¥t WWI*,
Forman "in
1�41 P liernoriant" woo
held inMemory afsake late Throes
Elliott. Mr. Barrie t/AlteA
rnalla-
tel a vote Of thardcs to Reis.
Mrs. `Wilson dor their work
help Is a past yet. The 'sem
ing elfised with Rev. 'Wilson
flouncing the benediction. Officer*
for the ohulreh are *s follow,sq .
'e'en of elders:honore 1
Join Pette1', E. J. T of rtb , H+ A
Trewartha,; n eu bera, 1 oicl
,Tones, Lionel Bond Bert . 'h#lena
W. It. fain, Harold Yeo, Trelnat
Taliban, Barrie Walter; eounnittee
of steward', W. Bigger,
Grigg, g, Eimer Fetter, S. Varquhaea
Nimlan Ilear+d,1)e rat+ Nome% Jade
Yeo, William NoQan,enni 1
Tre l►artba . Itemneth. Harris, Hem'
!'
Villi;euts, Franlg fircetilit lt,;
church treasurer, 'Edwardori,
envelope steward, Jack Yeo; +l q,►
tain of :sizers,try Willki „
recording secretary, Frani; Tra
auditors, D. E lGliddhin, JFra ik Yeala
church organist, Milts. W. Yee;.
and M. treasurer, Miss Rita 'Y
clerk of session, Harold Yee
Nimmatomaximmitla
Her first stop
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en Mrs. Wilson planned to go shopping, her
husband Tom said: "Meet you at the bank."
It was a natural thing to say, for going to the
bank is just a part of everyday life.
In the bank, Mrs. Wilson noticed Miss Ellis
the schoolteacher .. ' Mr. Cooper the storekeeper
... and her neighbour's son Bobby,
adding to his savings account.
.When Tom arrived, he grinned:
"Seems like everybody goes to the
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chartered banks such a safe and handy
place to keep money that practically
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