Results

Daily Sentinel-Review, 17 Oct 1930, p. 1, column 7     Archibald, supervisor at PUC,announces $350,000 expenditure to upgrade power station

Daily Sentinel-Review, 27 Oct 1930, p. 2, column 2     Surveyors are laying out the route for the proposed line through Woodstock

Daily Sentinel-Review, 1 Nov 1930, p. 11, column 3     Modern billing machine produces new bills

Daily Sentinel-Review, 11 Oct 1930, p. 1, column 4     Farm buildings cleared away and area reforested at Sweaburg to ensure water is pure

Daily Sentinel-Review, 14 Oct 1930, p. 1, column 4     A willow tree fell and cut off all power to the whole county forcing factories to shut down and the Sentinel Review to publish late

Daily Sentinel-Review, 15 Oct 1930, p. 1, column 4     Public Utilities Commission plans to create ditches around springs that provide water for Woodstock; aim to improve water quality

Daily Sentinel-Review, 12 Dec 1930, p. 1, column 3     Woodstock Public Utilities Commission links up with provincial insurance for liability

Daily Sentinel-Review, 27 Dec 1930, p. 1, column 3     Chairman of PUC assures everyone that water from the new well at Southside is pure, smells of sulphur

Daily Sentinel-Review, 1 Dec 1930, p. 1, column 2     New well at Southside Park produces 600 gallons per minute at 80 lbs. pressure

Daily Sentinel-Review, 14 Feb 1931, p. 1, column 2     Once stock of appliances is sold, P.U.C. will go out of the business, selling only fuses and lamps

Daily Sentinel-Review, 20 Feb 1931, p. 2, column 3     Site of the proposed new reservoir has been located on the hill southwest of the city, back of the Methodist Cemetery (Hillview)

Daily Sentinel-Review, 17 Jan 1931, p. 1, column 1     Smith, the new chairman of the PUC, announces that the rental fee will be reduced from $35 to $15 per hydrant; there are 193 hydrants; includes picture of Smith

Daily Sentinel-Review, 17 Jan 1931, p. 1, column 2     Retiring chair of the PUC gives historical account of the development of the services in Woodstock

Daily Sentinel-Review, 14 Jan 1931, p. 1, column 3     Due to the death of Miss Fairley; it was necessary to appoint a replacement in A. L. Bushell

Daily Sentinel-Review, 10 Dec 1931, p. 1, column 2     Citizens complaining about their high electric bills; fail to realize that appliances use a lot of electricity

Daily Sentinel-Review, 8 Apr 1931, p. 2, column 2     Board of Trade passed a resolution urging the Ontario government to develop and distribute Niagara power

Daily Sentinel-Review, 10 Apr 1931, p. 1, column 7     Surplus monies in the commission's coffers will be returned to the customers by way of deductions on the next water bill

Daily Sentinel-Review, 5 Mar 1927, p. 1, column 1     10% increase in domestic appliances, yet still a surplus in operations

Daily Sentinel-Review, 5 Sep 1931, p. 1, column 2     Hiscocks burned in explosion of oil breaker at sub-station; co-worker thrown from gallery

Daily Sentinel-Review, 28 Oct 1931, p. 2, column 3     When Niagara power is installed the city's water supply will be pumped by electricity