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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1980-05-07, Page 27ater dower thakes iargest. coaitribution to the big... Record demand for electricity and record Contributions to total generation by hydro- electric and nuctear plants highlighted Ontar io Hydro operations last year. Demand was up 2.9 percent over the previous year, to 9 .1 billion kil w h f d att hours ur s ram 95.4 billion in 1978.43'0o ydro says in its 1979 annual report, re leasedst week. eek The 2.9 percent growth rate compares with 2.7 a year earlier. Water power, least costly of all Hydro's energy. sources, con- tinued to t he, largest contribution, producing .: 38.8 billion u• lowatt Win's, an im- provement -provemeIt of 8.2 percent over 1978. Nuclear's contribution rose to 32.3 billion kilowatt hours, up 11.6 percent over 1978, moving it well ahead of coal, which produced 28.5 billion kilowatt hours; up only 5.4 percent. One of the most im- portant events of 1979 for Hydro occurred outside Canada. The accident at Three Mile Island in ' GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR,. WEDNESD "recognizing that few•. world things in this w or d . c an be proven absolutely safe," concluded after the lengthy hearings th t a . CANDU is acceptably safe. Even so, Mr. Macaulay states that Hydro and federal authorities "are Pennsylvania brought intense public scrutiny to bear on Hydro's CANDU reactors here -in Ontario. r Chairman Hydro al a Hugh Macaulay points out in the report that the Ontario Legislature's Select Committee on Affairs, H y dro solgogr at SAVE 39%lb Eviscerated, Frozen, Vac Pac GRADE YOUNG TURKEYS 10 to 14 -Ib average lr Direct Tractor Trailer loads of Maple Leaf or SAVE49ye ib Regal Brand, Smoked, Cooked 7.80 PER HAM A SAVING OF UP TO (Our Regular Price Ib 1 .28) MAPLE LEAF 500 g ROLL SAUSAGE MEAT 99i� NESCAFE COFFEE (Our Regular Price 6.99) White or Concord, from Concentrate ( Buy 2, SAVE 76c) BuH WELCH'S y aa 40 -ice regul-oz btlar price of 1.75 - GRAPE 'JUICE get a 40 -fl -oz bottle for LUNCHEON. 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The report r DOW that Hydro continued during 1979. to operate with no occupational or public fatalities or. injuries occurring due to ex- posure to radiation in the nuclear power program. Such emissions were generally within the target of one percent of the federal Atomic Energy Control Board's° limits. Ontario is increasing its dependence°op nuclear power because "we really don't have, at this time, any alternative," Mr. Macaulaysai.d. Only small scale hydraulic sites are left, fossil fuels are in- creas ingly uneconomical, and alternate energy sources such as -solar and wind "seem a long, long way from practical ap- plication en a major scale." Hence, nuclear power, "until something better comes along, is where the° emphasis is going to be." Among the report's other. highlights was an increase in the sale of electrical energy to the United States, to a record 11.7 billion kilowatt hours compared to 10.4 billion in 1978, a growth of 12.4 percent and yielding a net benefit to Hydro's• customers of $154 million. Mr. Macaulay said Hydro is eekingkfurther sales to the United States to offset the roughly 20 percent surplusin generating capacity after reserves. The year's financial results showed an overall improvement, and, for the first time since 1966, Hydro's debt -equity ratio improved in comparison with the previous year, to .848 from .853. Failure • • 0 • from page 6A residents to register their financial interests in farmland. The . Minister said the province should. know the extent of foreign ownership in two years.. If it is • -excessive, consideration would be given to legislation which would require Cabinet approval for land pur- chases by foreigners. This "Act to Require the Registration of Non- resident Interest in Agricultural Land in • Ontario" is almost identical to the Private Member's Bill on. the su.ject, w is twice introduced. Labour Task Force Province -wide hearings of the Liberal Task Force continued this week as task force •-ch-airman • Ron Van Horne, (Lib- London North) met with labour and management representatives in Toronto. Previously meetings, have been held in London, Kitchener, Hamilton and Windsor. The Task Force, which has been formed to obtain grassroots' participation in the preparation of a Liberal labour policy ' paper, received briefs from a wide range of organizations including the Ontario Federation of Labour, the Canadian Manufacturers Associatign, the Ontarlb Public Service Employees Union, the Ontario Mining Association, Professor Harry Waisglass, the Diredtor of the Labour Studies Program at McMaster University. While there was a considerable variation in the opinions expressed by the different groups, the major areas discussed were necessary amen- dments to the 'Labour Relations Act, the question of union security and union responsibility, management, rights and responsibilities and concerns about good faith bargaining. Task Force hearings are scheduled for mid- May in Thunder Bay, Sault Ste Marie and Sudbury. A day -trip. to Ottawa is planned for early June. (SHANK' HALF LB 1.99) NEW ZEALAND WHOLE OR BUTT HALF Lamb Legs Ib .1.69 MAPLE LEAF, SLICED, REGULAR OR ALL 6E EF Bologna 500g vac pac 1.69 SHOPSY, COLE SLAW OR 24-0Z CTN Potato Salad 129 PREVIOUSLY FROZEN, SLICED SHOPSY, PASTRAMI OR PKG OF 4, 57 g POUCHES Beef Liver 191.29 Corned Beef 2®19 A&P is a Frozen Seafood Shop! 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