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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1976-01-21, Page 7e In Hydro Rates Effective April 1, 1916 Billing Lucknow Hydro has applied to the Ontario Hydro for' the following rate increase, effective April 1, 1976. ' KILOWATT. HOUTc —KWH COST PER KWH First 50 KWH 5.0c Next 200 KWH 2.5c Next 500 KWH Only to those with a Hydro approved water heater 1.75c All additional KWH , 1.851 Minimum billing , 3.50 per month The above rates are NET and subject to a 5% late 'payment ' charge. General Service. Rate Structure may he obtained upon ap- plication at the Municipal Office 528-3539. A RECORD TO BE PROUD OF In all of Ontario there are only 6 municipal- . ities that have lowtr Hydro rates than Lucknow. However due to increased costs to the Lucknow Hydro-Sys- tem for porker supplied by. Ontario Hydro,,' materials and sup- plies used in line construction, operation and maintenance, ex- pansion and growth, salaries and wages, it has become neces- sary to increase the hydro rates to you, the customer. The new rates will become effective on all bills issued on and after April 1, 1976: You have our assurance that' we will continue, to fight rising costs to the best of our ability through" efficiency and good man- agement And you can expect us to receive top value from each dollar spent on your behalf. 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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY Z1, 1976 THE LUCKNOW,-ONTARIO PAGE SEVEN 'LlICKNOW. HYDRO: SYSTE-M.:.:. KairsheQW1 . The Kairshq Wornell's InsOtute held their Januaty meeting at the ho* of Mrs. peer& YOung of • Wingham,. The president, Mrs.. Cliff Roulston,- presided and .the tncseting opened in the' usual"' way with 'the. Ode and Mary Stewart Collect, The ,scripture,. I John 3, was read by Mrs. Ira Dickie, The, roll call; a cabinet . minister in the' Provincial or Fedeal Government, was answered by 19 'members present. 441 i'leadets for the course "Featuring Fruit" arc MI'S:Clar- ence 'Ritchie and Mrs. Leonard Clarke and Mrs. Evan Kehh • and Mrs. Donald Maclitiyre. $25,00 will be given to Sage the Sight Fund, an Institute 'project. Each member is to gige to the March of Mines as they wish - as winter roads and• weather makes canvas- sing incdnvenient. Pinecrest Manor' will be visited. February 20th: Mrs.. Gordon Wall was .to take care of the matter of a gift for patients in •,the KairShea room at Wingharn Hosp- ital on Valentine's Day. A donation of 5.00 is to be sent to the -Errand Lee Fund. Standing committee reports were given. by conveners . Mrs. Philip Steer, Mrs. Bill Haldenby, Mrs. Ira' Dickie, Mrs. GeOrge Young and Mrs. Clarence Ritchie. Mrs. Bob Gilchrist took the chait fot/the following program. A sing song was .followed by current events by. Mts. Ira Dickie. A most interesting book review was given" ,by Mrs. Gib 'Hamilton on the 'book "Honiebrew and Patches!' by Harry J. Boyle. There were 2 contests and a geography match conducted by0 Mrs. Ira' Dickie and' Mts. Bob Gilchrist. ' The February meeting will be' at, the home , of Mrs. Harvey Houston on Thursday, Februafy 19th at 1.0 p.m. Courtesy remarks were givin by Mrs. Ira Dickie. The .ineeting closed. with the singing of 0 Canada and the Institute Grace. Lunch. was served by the hostess and directors Mrs. Bob Gilchrist and 'Mrs. Ira Dickie. LANGSIDE Mrs. Debbie Fleming, and her four sons have rented the- Bregman farm house formerly known as the Brooks farm and moved in on Saturday, January .10th: Mrs. Fleming comes from :Toronto and had been living with her sister in Culross. We welcome them to this community. Karen Young attended her cousin Sharon Struther's birthday party .at her home in Lucknow on Thursday after school and returned home on Saturday. : Continued stormy weather last week caused the cancellation of many schools and school buses giving "the students in this .district three dayS holiday last week. Y.P.S., SKIING PARTY The Langsidie ° Whitechurch Young Peoples held a skiing. party on Saturday at the farm of Dan Webster with' 'an attendance of twenty three. After skiing at the ' farm lunch, was served. The skiers ' then went to the Falconer Ski. Trail on the second of Culross fOr more skiing. A good afternoon's fun was reported. The Young Peoples held their regular, meeting 'at White- church on Sunday evening. 'The "most tfAeless exercise in the world •is running. into , debt. RIPLEY HURON CENiRAL REPORTERS:' Darlene Coiling,. Mary Farrell. GIRLS'• FLOOR HOCKEY" - Janu-. ary 8, 1976. „ On January 8th, 1976 girls floor hockey was held. In the first game 'the Tiger Cats defeated the Road • Runners 5 - 1. Sandra Dawson scored for the Road Runners •while Kay Walden scored 'three times and Lisa Collins twice. In the 'second game the Killers • beat the Wild Fires by a score of .2 - 1. Christie Messenger and Janice Needham scored for the Killers . while Leslie Baxter scored' for the Wild Fires. In the third game the Nudies met the Stampeders. The score was 2 = 1 for the Nudies., Ruth' Shepherd scored for the, Stampeders and ' Darlene Coiling and Sherry Cadotte scored for the' Nudies. On January '13, 1976, .the, first game was The" Killeis playing the Road ttimners. the Road .Runners won 3-1.. ' Christie MesSenger :scored for The Killers while Sandra, Dawson 'scored once and Carole Lotton scored twice. for the Road Runners. In the second game the Tiger Cats'played the Stampeders to a 1 - I tie. K'aye Walden' scored'foi the Tiger Cats and , Angela Stewart 'scored for the Stainpedet. In the third game the Nudies played Wild fire. The Nudies won BROWNIE, .NOVS. The 1st/ Lucknow Brownie. Pack opened their meeting on Tuesday t January 13th with Sharon Struthers • conducting a. game of ball '.'Sleepy and Dopey''. Mae Raynard was Fairy Queen and, set up. the Toacfstool for Brownie Ring. The Brownies"' hopped° their Brownie Gold and Brown Owl did inSpection to see if all ties were tied in a reef knot. Everyone 'then repeated the Brown- ie Prayer. • At Pow Wow the. Brownies sang' Happy' Birthday to Vicky flackett, and 'Sharon "Struthers. Donalda Thompson showed a giraffe she had 'made from vegetables and Mae Raynard 'showed some inter- esting pictures of Brownies she had found. Everyone enjoyed sampling the cookies 'Tracey McDonagh had made while getting ready to try for the Baker Badge. Dining work' period Brown Owl had some of the Golden 'Ladder Brownies getting a parcel ready, for the mail: Packie also had some of 'the Golden Ladder girls teaching them Finger Spelling,. Tawny Owl worked with the Golden Bar Brownies as•they are trying to learn the words 'of 0 'Canada and God Save the Queen. The • meeting closed with the Squeeze and Taps. - Sherry Cadottc 'scored three times and Helen Kempton twice for' the Nudies,. Kelly Fitzgei'ald and Leslie Baxter scored for Wild Fire, ORDER CASE LOTS SAVE 11 (NOT APPLICABLE TO SPECIALS),