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The WMS of Ashfield
Presbyterian Church, met on
Friday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. ,Emile MacLennan,. and
with other women around the
world conducted the World's
Day of Prayer Service.
The . Explorers, of Ashfield
Presbyterian Church met
Monday after school for their
regular monthly meeting in the
•church.
Recent visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Eldon Bradley were Messers
John BradleY and Harley
Nicholson students at the
University of Guelph, Miss...
Phyllis Bradley and David Todd
of Toronto,
Visiting Mr. -and Mrs. Gordon
Finlayson are Gordon and
Jimmie Rogerson of Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt.
Macintosh spent the weekend in
the Windsor area where ' they
visited friends.
Recent visitors in Toronto
were Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Elphiah and family.
Many from the area were in.
London during the past week
where they attended the Western
Ontario Farm show. Among
those attending were Messers
David, Harold, • and Kenneth
E l.phiah, Jim and Niel
MacKenzie and JakVerhulst.
Miss Florence MacLennon
left for Calgary, Alberta from
Malton on Monday. Florence
will visit with Mr. and Mrs.
Pangburn formerly of this area..,
Mr,, and Mrs, George. Clark
and family who • have been
residing in the former Barkwell
place • have moved to the
Burlington" area where they will
make their home.
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Mrd. Douglasartyn has.been_
a patiM
ent in Kincardine General
Hospital for the past week.
GODERICH
Figure Skating Club
DOOR TO DOOR
Chocolate Bar
Sale
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SATURDAY, MARCHI5_
' All junior 1 skaters to seniors not going to Clinton are
asked to participate. Meeting at Mrs. Ev M's home at,
133 Nelson St. E., at 9:30 a.m., Saturday. a
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BANTAM GIRLS
High single -- Dale Oke with a
good- game of 11. High double
--•- Dianne Oke, with a good total
of 367.,.
BANTAM BOYS
High single - John Fisher
with a game of 185. High double
- John Fisher with a total , of
293.
JUNIOR GIRLS
High single - Cathy. Hamilton
with a game of 206. High double
. Cathy Hamilton with a total
of390.
JUNIOR BOYS
High single - Tom Willis with
a game of. 203. High double
Tom Willis with a total of 356.
SENIOR GIRLS
High single ; Janet
Westbrook with a game of 232.
High double - Janet Westbrook
with a total of 392.
SENIOR BOYS
High single - John Willis with..
an excellent game of 285. High
double - John Willis with an
excellent total of 499.
GDCI open house
The bell rang, and °the quiet corridors of Goderich .District
Collegiate Institute came alive with "students" changing classes.
The "students" were parents attending the recent GDCI open • r•
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house. Parents were guided from class to class by students,
following an abbreviated day's schedule. Coffee and donuts were
served in the cafeteria to complete the evening. g. -Staff Photo
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Goderich WI holds March meeting
The March meeting of the
Goderich Branch of the
Women's Institute was held in
MacKay Hall, Thursday, March 6
at 2 p.m. with 39 ladies present,
including two Visitors.
Mrs. Robt. Wilson presided
and opened the meeting with
singing the Institute Ode. and
repeating the Mary Stewart
Collect in unison with Mrs.
Frank.Hawkins at the piano.
The Roll Call was answered
by 'payments of fees. M. K. F.
Wilkinson read the secretary's
report in the absence of Mrs.
Jack Cook who is away on
holidays.
Thank You notes • were
received from Mrs. David
McMillan and Mrs. Oliver Cook:
Mrs. Wilfred' Colclough of
Clinton president of West Huron'
District of the Women's Institute
-will install the officers at the
April meeting.
A ' letter from Miss Susan
Heard re Courses available was
discussed and -tabled till the
April meeting.
Penny Bags will be requested
for the Canadian Mental Health
Appeal. •
Four members .had March
Birthdays.
Plans were completed •for the
Birthdayyarty at Huronview on
March 19. There are 17., ladies .
and seven men patients having
birthdays in March... It was
decided to serve tea biscuits,
muffins, lam and cheese and
birthday cake.
° Lunch committee Mrs. C.
Crozier, Mrs. L. Bannister, Mrs.
Bert Crawf , '1 trs. G. Inglis,
Mrs. A. Straughan, Mrs. K. F.
"Wilkinson:'- Nominating
Committee are Mrs. Fred Barker,
Mrs. N. Clairmont and Mrs. W.
H. Talmay. The Dessert Card
Palrty will be held March 26 in'
the Legion Hall at 1:30. Bake
sale will be at .4 'o'clock. Bake
Table Committee will be Mrs:
Wm. Sorter, Mrs. N. Clairmont,
Mrs. W. H. Talmay and Mrs. Bert
Crawford. Card' committee Mrs.
Chas. Moore and Mrs. Jack
Ryan, Kitchen Committee will'
be the branch directors and the
special conymittee.
Mrs. Jas Thompson, program
committee, introduced Mrs.
Leonard Warr who sang two
solos. Miss Mabel Dixon of the
County Health Unit gave a very
instructive and interesting talk•
on nutrition. "
Mrs. Wm. __ Snazel thanked
. Miss Dixon • for her very
informative address after which
a social hour was enjoyed. and
tea served by _Mrs. Wm. Suazel
and her committee.
Mrs. Snazel and Mrs. Wm.
Porter conducted the Penny Sale
with Mrs. Robt. Wilson making
the draws.
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when it comes to
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NEW MONTHLY NET RATES TO_RESIDENTIlAL CUSTOMERS
We 'share your feeling about the constant spiralling of costs that for years has been affecting just
about, every commodity you can think of. That's why we have constantly been'striving to maintain -a
high level of service withoutgiving an inch to inflationary pressures.
Effective April •1st, 1969
Kilowattho.ur (KWH) Consumption
While it may sound somewhat boa°'stful, our record iri protecting your interests has been highly
successful. We've more than held the line for over fifteen year's. In fact, since The last irjcrease in
.,a , . at m AIMCLAILIZUMMitansr..,�r :la.e1_n . tho=Le . e..cost per kilowatthourk ire
Goderich well below the average for the province.
We cannot, however, perform the impossible. Good management cannot absorb all the increases in
costs of new power lines, transform& stations, equipment of all kinds, wages, and the power we
purchase for you. Some of these costs have to be passed on to our )mers.
Despite the inevitable increase, effective April 1st, the average cost of 1.24 cents per kilowatthour
will still compare most favourably with the 1.51 cents of 1953. It will still be below thep rovincial
average and ampng the lowest 'electrical rates in the world. In short, the biggest bargain iii your family
budget is electricity,._ .._ •.� .
First 50 KWH
Next 200 KWH
Cost per KWH.
3.3c
1•.6c
f Uirv. UI II, .r IIM1 A p I 1! tr.rmexS�olocsuomers wi •
Hydro approved, _ ' -
metered electric
water. heater) 0.7c
All additional KWH 1.0c
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Minimum Bill
° WATER RATES
The water rates to the .residential customers in Goderich will be increased
.50c per month on all bills payable on and after April 1, 1969.
Commercial and Industrial water rates will,be° increased 10% on all water
bills payable on and after Aprirl, 1969.
TYPICAL NET CHARGES
BASED ON NEW RATES
Monthly. Consumption Monthly Charge
300 KWH • $5.35
450 KWH* $6.25
553 KWH* (Average consumption
based on previous year)
750 KWH* $8.35
* With metered water heater.
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