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program’s rules and pricing. The
provincial government has kept its
promise and the OFA is pleased to
be involved in the FIT program
review process.
Farmers are in a unique position.
All farmers are consumers of energy
and rely on an efficient generation
and delivery system across the
province. But now there is
also potential for many farmers to
participate in the generation of
energy through the FIT and
microFIT programs. The OFA’s
critical assessment of these
programs will identify both
strengths and weaknesses in each.
The intent will be to recommend
changes that enable both of
these programs to continue into the
future and provide opportunities for
Ontario farmers to contribute to
Ontario’s long-term goal of
generating green energy from
renewable sources. The OFA’s
submission to the FIT program
review is in the final stages of
drafting. It will be submitted to the
Ontario Ministry of Energy by mid-
December and posted to the OFA
website. The position will include
recognition of the balance of
improved technology cost
implementation and consumer
pricing.
The OFA continues to advocate
for the development of green energy
for farmers, consumer pocketbooks
and the health of the province. All
farmers are power consumers. And
now they have opportunities to
become power generators. We must
ensure policies embedded in the FIT
programs are in the best interests of
all Ontarians. Green energy has an
important place in our industry and
we’re working to make it a better
fit.
Continued from page 33would put so many chairs in and fillthe place and people would just jam in there.”Scott said that there were so manytalented students involved that it was hard to decide who to feature where,but that in the end everyone had funand the show was always wellreceived by the capacity crowds in
attendance.
“I remember that the dress
rehearsal would sometimes not
always be as good as expected but,
come time for that concert, the kids
would really pull together and put on
a great show,” he said.
Aside from the shows being great,
he said there were several things he
could count on happening every
year.
“No matter what, one junior or
primary student would always find
their parents while they were on
stage and wave to them, the students
would always face adversity, be it
illness or stage fright, and they
would tough it out and the showwould be great,” he said. “Thestudents were able to do that becauseof the teachers’ involvement, and
they should be commended on their
efforts.”
He said that everyone in the school
was helpful, whether it was the
custodians helping to set up chairs or
whether it was the secretary helping
with logistics, everyone chipped
in.
“Everyone helped even if it was to
just be involved with the Christmas
carol singing in the weeks leading up
to the show that got everyone in the
spirit,” he said.
While he didn’t remember much
difference during his teaching days,
Scott said that, as a graduate of #7, a
one-room schoolhouse near
Londesborough, he did notice a hugedifference then.“When I went to school we justhad the one room, so we shoved all
the desks to the sides of the room
and the trustees would build us a
stage,” he said. “They would put a
wire and bed sheet across for
curtains and that would be where we
would perform.”
Scott said he enjoyed it because
there were 15 students at the school
and they usually did two to
three different numbers in the show,
be they skits or carols, so everyone
got to be involved in several
skits.
He said that he has always liked
performing and continues to play
guitar, which he often played for the
concerts.
OFA advocates green energy
for the good of the province
Scott recalls changes over several decades
Give them a spin
Chad McKee was on Bingo duty on Dec. 8 at the Belgrave
Community Centre, as the Kinsmen held their annual
turkey Bingo fundraiser. Over 100 people were in
attendance hoping to bring a tasty bird back home for the
holidays. (Vicky Bremner photo)
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