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TV Era Keswick CM Farm Report A A WALL RfpmenUtive for York Region Hydro uses farms for conservation experiments There is some confusion these days about the restrictions on severing lots off farms Official plans and bylaws developed by our townships make it more and more difficult to sell lots or even sever lots for extra farm family homes Generally governments at both the regional and provincial levels support township or town councils on these policies Its part of the total program to keep good farms and farming areas in top production In York the policies in use by Markham and Georgina illustrate the approach taken by most of our townships Their main clauses are Good land ARDA Classes to 3 shall be preserved and the rural character of the area maintained Applications for severance should not be granted unless the land to be severed and the remaining pared could be operated as viable farm units and meet the Agricultural Code of Practice Their policies also cover extra family lots It is considered unnecessary that separate lots for farmers sons and daughters working on the farm or lots for farmworkers be created Such lots are vulnerable to being resold for nonfarm uses A second dwelling shall be considered if a separate lot is not created A further clause is that Where conflicting land uses could result from a severance the maintenance of agricultural uses will be favoured Energy conservation on the farm money Ontario Hydro has illustrated with ex periments on farms near Newmarket and Snelgrove Results of the ex periments were shown to about representatives of electrical contractors farm equipment dealers farm feed companies and the Ontario Agriculture and Food ministry at an agricultural energy conservation seminar sponsored by Ontario Hydro at its regional office here Bill Cooke a Hydro agriculture applications supervisor described three research projects carried out with the co operation of farmers which indicated methods of saving energy and costs Airtoair heat ex changers installed in a barn housing 8000 ducks Queensville UCW hears Presbytery report By IRENE THOMPSON QUEENSVILLE The meeting of United Church Women was held on March at the home of Mrs Ralph Garbe The President Mrs Don McMillan opened with with a poem At Days Girl represents Junior Farmers TORONTO Three hundred and fifty Junior Farmers from across Police chase thieves at These policies get full Ontario support through the recent Green Paper on Planning for Agriculture It opposes severances for nonfarm uses because they waste farm land and lead to conflicts between rural residents and farms Rural residents can object to noise manure odours and dust while farmers worry about trespassers damage to crops and fences heavier traffic and higher municipal costs The paper discourages severances that would affect viability of a farm and opposes creation of new lots even if they are for family retired farmers or hired help It suggests that the policy be rigidly adhered to in our real good farming areas but be more flexible where land is in Classes or All of our municipalities in York with the possible exception of have areas of limited farm potential where the rules could be relaxed Firm restrictions on good land are fairly controversial for owners but it is good to be well informed on them We have copies of the Green Paper in our office in Newmarket for anyone AURORA Police almost caught up with two men who took from the Aurora Car Wash on Industry St Sunday According to reports officers noticed the pair near the establishment but failed to apprehend them during a chase on foot Investigation re vealed the money had been removed from a coin box in one of the bays Police are working on the case from descriptions of the two suspects Ontario represented 8000 members at the Junior Farmer annual meeting and provincial con ference here March and Representing York Region Junior Farmers was Kathryn Mount Albert a member of the Sharon club This years con ference looked at the role of Youth in Society With a series of speakers talking on young peoples roles in education energy conservation consumer law human kinetics and the family unit delegates broadened their view of what their roles could be in our society During the annual banquet Saturday night provincial directors for 1977 were installed in cluding Bart Johnson Belhaven Provincial Director for York End The worship service was taken by Mrs Stanley Eves with Adventure in Christian Recovery Minutes were read and recorded by secretary Mrs Alvln Financial Report was given by Mrs Charles Jeffery A Report of the Presbyterial held in Richmond Hill was given by Mrs Arnold Johnson The program was in charge of Mrs Leonard Russell with Ten Days for World Development with the theme Let the hungry feed themselves She was assisted by Mrs Ray Brown Mrs Clare Eves Mrs A Johnson Mrs Sydney Thompson Mrs Ralph Garbe Mrs Eric Mrs Jay The amount raised so far by the Presbyterial for the building of wells in Third World Countries is 1162 There will not be a meeting of held in month of April Mr and Mrs Charles have returned from a five weeks pleasant trip to Arizona at the King Cole farm in Newmarket was credited with saving in its first two months of operation A dimmer control and time clock system In a broiler chicken barn operated by Bruce Chidley at Nobleton shows that nearly a quarter million dollars can be saved annually by the provinces broiler raisers by reducing lighting levels while still producing as good or even better broilers Installation of a heat exchanger in a milk cooling system on a dairy farm at Snelgrove produced savings of at least a month in a recent winter test Several industry speakers at the three- hour evening seminar described applications of their products that could to energy savings They included Roy Binns of Electric Weston Bill Bloomfield of American Superior Electric Toronto Wayne of Surge Dairy Equipment Port Credit and Tom Kilmer of In- Sales Toronto Representing the 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