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PAGE 16 â€" WATERLOO CHRONICLE, TUESDAY, OECEMBER 21, y\ â€" o e f ~ma‘ll EA CR .A ce AmyC \'“ ‘ ".'M\‘,Ll.us. « mrn_._v_'f enters St. John‘s Lutheran Church Tuesday for an Evening Convice.. The audience joins in the singing of Silent Night as the Processional takes place and the Dominion Life Choir The demand for electricity reaches its peak between 5 and 7 on weekday evenings. That‘s because many stores, factories and offices are still open. And at home, more lights are coming on; the heat is being turned up; meals are cooking; more hot water is being used and TV viewing increases. This all adds up to create an electrical rush hour. One way to reduce this peak is to do everything possible to avoid wasting electricity. Another is to shift some of the major uses of electricity â€" the ones you don‘t really have to do between 5 and 7 â€" to other times of the day. If everyone in our utility did this, it would help considerably to keep Hydro rates down because Waterioo North Hydro buys power from Ontario Hydro at a rate that is partially based on the highest monthly â€"peak. The higher the peak, the more facilities are required for generating and distributing electricity. And they cost money. Lowering costs now will help keep future rate increases to a minimum . STEWART KEMH 300 Northfield Drive East, Waterioo 886â€"5090 What‘s going on (or off) between 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. is important. Waterloo North Hydro JOINING IN funeral home and chapel 621 KING WEST â€" 745â€"9495 Converient Parking, entering Wellington or King Street a tradition since 1925. Patz~Bechtel Director Waiter Gallagher enthusiastically conducted his Cambridge Concert Band musicians through a delightful Evening of Music last Tuesday which featured the Band as well as the Dominion Life Assurance Co. Choir. Since its formation in 1948, the Dominion Life Choir has been enthusiastically singing its way around southâ€"western Ontario, spreading warmth, laughter and goodwill while assisting in worthy fundâ€"raising projects. The Dominion Life Assurance Co. Choir stood gloriously on the threshold of its 35th anniversaâ€" ry last Tuesday at St. John‘s Lutheran Church when it combined with the Cambridge Concert Band for a delightful Christmas Evening of Music. > 168 King St. S., j 1334 Weber St. E., 111 Water St. E.. 1315 Bishop St., 14 Staniey St., Waterioo 579â€"1860 Kitchener 7434363 Kitchener 745â€"6861 Cambridge 6532031 Ayr _ 632â€"7901 Dominion Life choir delivers merriment The nearly 400 people in attendance were warmly greeted by Graham Baker, corporate Services executive and secretary for Dominion Life, and following his speech the two musical groups combined famously to provide an enjoyable eveniftg of Christmas musical fun. Genial Don Landry, now in his 25th year as choir conductor and emcee with the group, was at his bubbly best as he directed the choir in several segments of the program along with Cambridge Concert Band director Waiter Gaiâ€" lagher.