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Delegates to the two day Annual Meeting held at the Royal York Hotel were involved in discussions on a number of issues that have or will affect their con- sumers. Topics ranged from the "cost of power' to the use of "'off peak' power and the effect of Daylight Saving Time on energy conser- vation. ) Program speakers in- cluded: The Hon. Wm. G. Davis, Premier of Ontario; the Hon Robert Welch, Minister of ¥nergy for Ontario; Hugh L. Macaulay, Chairman, Ontario Hydro; Dr. Margaret N. Maxey, Yelverton area news by Harvey Malcolm Mrs. Audrie Brown should be arriving home this week with her friend (girlfriend - she insists) after spending a couple of weeks sitting in her bikini soaking up the sun in Miami, Florida. -------- POTS OF HOLLAND BULBS IN FLOWER! Tulips - Daffodils Hyacinths - Crocus BRUNTON'S QUEEN STREET WEST PHONE 985-7114 Monsieur Pierre Trudeau has probably endeared him- self this past week with all the Women's Libbers in the wountry in his appointment of Madam Sauve as Speaker of the House in Federal Par-' liament. Actually contrary to any under-the-breath grumblings of disgruntled male chauvinists, it is most appropriate as any married man will attest, to have the Speaker of the House a member of the distaff side. If continuous association means anything your scribe should have acquired an expertise in farm marketing. This week it was our plea- sure in company of Mr. Allan Wellman, U.C.O. Director of Zone 2, to represent UCO Board at OFA Marketing G. DEEGAN DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC 305 Queen Street - Port Perry 985-2916 Monday to Friday Evenings & Saturdays by Appointment. Seminar at Cambridge, Ontario. Later in the week we participated in a Market- ing Seminar at London, Ontario sponsored by UCO for Cash Crop farmers in Ontario. Messrs. Owen Moynes, Jim Walker, and Jim Nesbitt of Lindsay Branch of UCO were in attendance as well as Mr. Bill Gray, Lindsay Branch Sales Supervisor who acted as Secretary of one of the Discussion groups I had the privilege of chairing. Wife Corrie was also in attendance in London check- ing out the Shopping Plazas for an opportunity or excuse to boost the Canadian economy by keeping curren- cy in circulation. Great thing these credit cards - they permit you to spend your money even before you earn it! A local rink had their efforts crowned with success by winning second place in the Blackstock Mens Bon- spiel this week. Those in- volved were Messrs. Terry Malcolm, Ralph Heaslip, Clare Robinson and Robbie Munroe. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Fick of Toronto were Sunday visi- tors here at Malconia. Assistant Director, South Carolina Energy Research Institute; and Richard Clayton, Policy Advisor, Ministry of State for Science and Technology. O.M.E.A. President, Ron- ald, K. Walker of Missis- sauga, impressed delegates with the fact that the ulti- mate strength of the Asso- ciation lies with lacal commissioners, people who are liked and respected in their home communities and whose collective advice carries a lot of weight with the people of Ontario at grassroots level. He stated, "While we have this strength any goverment will listen to us, without it even the best executives would be useless. We must be very careful that we don't end up with a beau- tiful tree without any roots." '"The commissioner cannot afford to be paro- chial. The commissioners cannot leave the broader matters to the association officers only. Everyone has a job to do, to understand the issues and to speak to those issues, particularly in this forum and with your local MLAs and with your community, all of your community, which you can do best." "With your help and dedi- cation, we, all of us together, can regenerate and rekindle an understanding of and: support for elected utility commissions, the fair alloca- tion of costs and electric power delivered to the con- sumers "at cost." That's basic to our success to date, and that's where we have to go. Back to basics." The Annual Meeting was held in conjunction with that of the"Association of Munici- pal Electrical Utilities (of Ontario) (AMEU). do it so often. Banner is an outstanding early alfalfa with fast regrowth, excellent winter hardiness and top perform- ance yields. In The Ontario Forage Committee test, Banner ranked first among 23 varieties tested in Ontario in total yield for first cutting 1978 and 1979. 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