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â€" Publicize Conservadtion Work Amid plaudits from â€" Ontarie Agricultural â€" Minister, W. A. Stewart, and John H. Root, MPP for _ Wellington â€" Dufferin,. _ the Grand River Conservation Authâ€" ority opened the third land use demonstration area Thursday. One panel shows the resulis of poor management of natural reâ€" sources, such as flooding and erosion of farm land, the other five show how the authority works on an overâ€"all plan of managing the resources through Inadequate Natural Drainage Northern Grand River Valley Better drainage, according to a survey â€" conducted by â€" the department, is the most importâ€" ant need among Ontario farmers today. Adequate drainage systems The West Luther demonstration area. located in the northern part of Wellington county, shows how proper drainage can result in better crops for the farmers. Mr. Stewart told an audience estimated at 100 persons. that the reciamation of. and conservation of land is the last frontier to be conquered in ‘anada. There is no more land left to find in Eastern Canada, he said, so we have to pult to better use that land we now have. The panels show, in words and pictures, the story of the authâ€" erity. > Inadequate natural drainage is typical in the northern portion of the Grand River Vallev. Six 7â€"foot high display panels publicizing the work of the Grand River Conservation Authority, has been put on display in the Kitâ€" chener summer mall. 2 The Wateriloo Chronicle, Wednesday, July 19, 1967 If you are planning to build any type of home. in the city, town or country, Call Luâ€"Sheil. After building hundreds of homes in this area we can SAVE If â€"you would like information â€" regarding. * DESIGNS, * BUILDING LOTS,. * MORTGAGES, * DOWN PAYâ€" MENTS,. * MONTHLY PAYMENTS, please call toâ€"day. voun TIME. MONEY and MISTAKES. a Let our counrteous and experienced staff help you, homes from $15,000 to $45.000. DO YOU HAVE A NEW HOME IN YOUR FUTURE? 316 Marsland Drive LUâ€"SHEIL HOMES LTD. CALL 576â€"1580 To â€"day Winners Of Chatelaine Award Mr. Hansen is a graphic deâ€" signer who lives in Ayr. He was also responsible for the authorâ€" ity‘s new symbol, a circle conâ€" Mr. Root stated that the indiâ€" vidual landowner has a vital role to play in the conservation and management of soil and water. Good land use practices, such as contour cultivation, grassed waterways, _ gully control _ and provides the quickest return of a farmer‘s investment, and is esâ€" sential if farmers are to meet the challenges of food production. He said that the Ontario governâ€" ment recognizes this need by inâ€" creasing grants for drainage proâ€" jeets. Mr. Root officially opened the demonstration _ area _ and _ conâ€" gratulated the authority and the crop sciences department of the University of Gueiph for iheir fine work in establishing such an area. The university is conducting several _ experiments | at _ West Luther. Mr. Stewart stated that "he wished the area was packed with farmers, so they could see the many advantages of using such drainage systems." The panels were designed by Hoger Hansen, a staff member of the authority, and were made by authority employees. > the building of dams, carrying out reforestration programs, erosion control measures, the protection of wildlife, encouragâ€" ing sound farming practices, and the provision of recreational faâ€" cilities. W aterioo T. J. Heeg of Gueiph,. authâ€" ority _ viceâ€"chairman, â€" said â€" that many people believed that a conâ€" servation authority is concerned only with building dams to preâ€" vent flooding and to increase the summer â€" flow â€" of â€" streams _ â€"â€" "building dams is not enough, good water. conservation begins on the land. and, there is much less runoff and erosion where good agricultural practices preâ€" This symbol is uwed on new enâ€" trance and information signs which have been made ijor the authority‘s parks and fland use de tration areas, and, in adâ€" ditipk, the symbol is on each of the 300 signs used to mark the boundaries of the various authâ€" ority properties. as well as trucks, stationary, reports and pamphâ€" lets. taining a symbolic tree, a patch of green representing the land, and a patch of blue representing water. longâ€"term improved pasture, can materially reduce soil erosion and contribute to water management by reducing runoff and stream pollution. He hoped that many residents in the area would be able to adapt techniques used, to their own farm operations. SPEED QUEEN Waterloo Stove Appliance Co. Ltd. Appliance Co. Ltd. 96 King South, Waterloo Waterloo Stove Washers & Dryers Automatic featuring Hogs: Good pigs 6â€"8 ‘weeks old 14.00â€"15.40,. 8â€"10 week old pigs 15.50â€"17.00; Chunks 17.25â€"19.50; Feeder hogs 19.75â€"27.00; Sows in pig 91.00â€"122.00; â€" Boars 30.00â€" 87.00; j Receipts of butcher cattle were Horses: 150 offered. Saddle slightly higher than the preâ€" _ horses 125.00â€"347.50;, Farm Horses vious week, wih prices stronger _ 90.00210.00; Meat horses 50.00 Slaughter cattle Choice quality steers sold to 2980 a cwt.; Good 27.50â€"28.50; Medium 26.25â€"27.25; Common down to 23.75. Heifer type cows reached 25.00 a cwt.; Good cows sold to 23.50; Medium _ 21.25â€"22.25; Common down to 19.50. Canners and cutâ€" ters 15.00â€"18.00. in all sections. 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