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The Lucknow Sentinel, L:ucknow, Ontario
:i inter Examinations
The following students. have obtained the standing ,indicated,
k' rst Class .Hohours: 75-100%; Second Class •Honours.: '. 66-74;
Third Class-- Honoursi 60x65; Credit:• 50-59; Below 50: Failure.
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McKim Alan 68, •{. a a 95 62 56
Prest, Stanley ., ... 70 • 82 . , 69 6 5 27•
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Irwin, Ruby • 66 .50 59 . 79
Johnston, Ronald 76 6.7 79 58
Lane, Everett 56 50 ' 19 ' 72
MacDonald, Betty 41 , .66
MacDonald, Donald 51 41 22 44 70 •
,MacLennan, Catherine.. 54 43
MacLennan, Christine 46 45 21 74 34
Shaw, . Patricia 66 7.1 7388 82
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Culbert,. Shirley 51 44
Graham, .Marian ' ._... 62 .46
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Chin, Albert `34 27,
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Crispin, ' John 73 73
Culbert, Herb 44 40
Gardner, Marion a a
Hamilton, Frances 35, 53
Henderson, Lois 38 32
Howse, 4Betty 47 ' 60
Howse, Rose ' ' 37 50
Jardine, • Alice ' 55 ,28
Johnston, Mary 66, . CO
Little, Elaine , ' a a
Lloyd, Ivan ' 65 62
McIntosh; Dorothy -a ' a
McKinnon, Bill 43 48
Miller, Patricia 163 70
Porteous, Mary L. - 60 71
Ritchie, Lyle . 50 61
Solomon', Alma 53'• 38
Webster, Mae a ' a •
Winterstein, Ruth 65 52
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Hamilton, Betty '
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SPECIAL AT LYCEUM
This Thursday, Friday and Sat-
urday, the Lyceum Theatre,
Wingham is playing the picture
is the kind of picture you'll en-
joy so 'thoroughly you'll want to'
share your experience by telling
your friends about it, There will
"Lassie Come Home". Filmed' in be two"shows each evening at
beautiful technicolor; from the 8.00 p:m: and 9.45 p.m. :and ;a,.
pages, of Eric Knight's hest -sell- mnt•inee Saturday afternoon at
ging novel, ` Lassmmi '
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THURSDAY, APRIL 6th, '044
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This is one in a series of messages explaining problems of electric supply to farm and
hamlet consumers served' direct by The Hydro -Electric Power Commission of Ontario
Uniform• Rural Meter 'Rate
Anywhere in Ontario
Our last advertisement illustrated :the: reductions
apply to farm and hamlet services in n Est areas in th.,
PrQ\-ince: Herein we give someof the reason;- for and
benefits of the new 'Uniform %Teter Rate.
The cost of rural electric service is made' up of two main parts:
(1) The cost' of providing electricity in bulk at convenient central
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points ,(substations);
:(2) The cost of distributing this .electricity from these substations
to the user:
Since electricity cannot .be stored, it is necessary to• provide lines
made up of poles, conductor, transformers, etc., to carry'the electricity
from the substation to the consumer so that each user will' have service
availableat the flip of a switch. To the cost of building these lines must
' be added the cost of maintaining and 'operating them.
Electricservice rates originally included a Service Charge to cover
the cost of distribution, plus a meter rate to cover the cost of the bulx.
electricity at the, `'substation. The Province was divided into ,a nuniber.
of rural power districtscreated around available substations without
particular .regard to township or county: boundaries. Each: of these dis-
tricts
i. tricts had its own meter 'rate, varying from a high of 6c, 2c and 3/4c to
a low of -21c, 11/2c and 3/4c.
During pas twenty year many com'p'iications and inequities
have, arisenin tryin ' to maintain the identity of these districts. There-
fore in order to provide suitable service to all at the lowest and fairest
cost, the 120 ' Rural Power Districts have . been combined into one
Provincial Rural Power System with a Uniform Meter Rate. of 4e.
1-6110c and 3/4c. Now, all . Rural Power Consumers anywhere in the
Province pay the' same meter rate. This Uniform Rate represents a
reduction in most of the old • districts, and an increase in only • a fe,x
districts formerly having a very low rate.
These explanations are .'given to help you understand the ' new rate.
In our next message, we shall discuss, for your benefit, the MINIMIUML[
BILL. In the meantime, if . you need -further information, please ask
your Rural District Superintendent:
THE HYDROTELECT•RIC POWER
COMMISSION OF ONTARIO
In order to have a completeunderstanding of the ,new rural rates, we
suggest, you clip and keep these explanations.
KINLQUGIj,
Miss Tena Hodgins entertained
the Girls' W. A. at her home on
Saturday afternoon. The 'meeting
opened with : -the much loved
hymn "Jesus keep me near .the
Cross". Mrs.. honour read the
scripture ...lesson fro St. Luke
23rd chapter and e plained- it.
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Aberdein, David ,... 67
Alvin, Bill. 59
Alton, Arnold 74
.Barger, 'Jim 77
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Beaton, Florence
Bushel, Don ' ' 54
Elliott,' Harold 38
Gammie, Helen
Gilmore, Gerald 26
Graham, Margaret 77.
Guest, Harold ' • 64
Howse, . Betty ,
Irwin, Mayme 76
Irwin, Wilda 50.
Maclntyre,• Alex • 71
MacKinnon, ,dean 44
MacLennan, Margaret' 62
MacPherson, Margaret 45
McQuillin, -"Harvey • 44
Marshall,'.Jessie • 80
Milne, 'Carrie 34
Nicholson, Donalda. 56
.Reed, Eunice • 67
Ritchie; .Alvin • . • - 20
Sherwood• Shirley` ' 71.
Stewart,- A.11'en ' ' ' 51
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E. McLean (Prinrct:-
Prayers followed. The thought
for the day' "We are Witnesses"
was read by the president. 'The
secretary read the minutes of thz
previous meeting and called the
roll.. , The . members responded -
with a verse. of scripture. It was
decided ito have a shower at the
next .'meeting for articles suit-
able for putting in the bale that
will be packed later in the year.
The afternoon was spent in quilt-
ing a quilt,a,,,number of the Sr.
W. A. ladies helping the giri:,
while the Jr's. worked at needle-
work and scrap books. The meet-
ing closed with prayer and re-
freshments were served.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hodgins
and •family were•Sunday .visitors
.with Mr: and Mrs. Fred Hodgins. •
• •Mrs. Wm. Holland a.nd. John of
Kincardine were Sunday visitors '
with her parents, Mr, and Mrs.
Robt. MacLean.
Rev. Mn Dolby of Tiverton wilt
be the,
guest speaker on .Good
Fridayat 11 a-rrr. in the Anglican
church.
Mrs. Win. Orr and son Ritchit•
visited Sunday' with Mr. and Mrs,
Harold Percy. •
Mrs. Harold Thompson of Rix`
pcardine visited over the week -end
with Mr. and Mrs. A4 t Graham.
ARE YOUR (-logs stiff, scurfy and
pale? "Ue Hog Fix•p it fixes ''ern.
MacLennan's Feed and __-i abert-=
son ; Eg.g Grader, Lucknow.