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they played at Mount Forest. ,
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On Ap(;i1 22, the top players
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played in Shelburne on. the
morning of 'the 29th and in
Orangeville on the afternoon.
They alElb played `an evening
concert in Orangeville, which is
wheire th y spent, the night. On
BY NANO RILLS •
• BAND TRIP
On April 29 and 30, the
school band went on their
overnight band ; tour. They
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BY NANCY McKELLAR AND
MARIANN-E4-KEEF,E, 461C
YEAR FOUR
GEOGRAPHY •
IELD TRIP'
0 ednesday, May 5, the
Year our Geography students
(461 roup) of G.D.C.I, travelled
fro Goderich to Niagara Falls
via Highways 8, 5, 6, and the
ueen Elizabeth Way. The 'main
purpose of the field trip was to
observe, record, and. attempt to
explain the changes in land,
forms ;and land use en route. In
• the Niagara Peninsula we were to
note particularly evidence of
urban and industrial expansion
on to. the prime fruit growing
land.
The following is a summary
of SO.Illf of our-obseryations:
exceplions,
the . areas between urban centres
were agriculturally developed
and the urban centres reflected
this land use in thencribaer
feed stores and implement
dealers found therein.
Between Goderich and
Clinton are a variety, of land
forms, including the Huron slope
region, a sand plain, till moraine,
and spillway. The area has
clay-loamr.101s and is.. quite.
rolling because the-, °til
moraine. The area has a variety
of ag ric ultuial activities,
including beef and dairy' cattle, ,
hogs, pottltry, winter wheat,
spring grains, corn, oats, hay and -
pasture.
From Clinton to 'Dublin the
land form is mainly till plain,
With a moraine just outside of,
Seaforth. The Soils are clay -loam
with some drainage problems.
The problem' is evidept around
Seaforth Where some fields had
been ' 'recently tiled:: The'
agricultural activities here were
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sitpilar to those between.
Goderich and ClintOn.
The till plain from Dublin to
Stratford is characterized by
clay-loarn soils. Dairy. fallks"
seem to be abundant along. the
highway, withbeefcattle, hogs,
and poultry of secondary
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importance.
The growth of Stratford is
evident both west and east of,
the city where neW services,
stOrOs and industrial buildings
are located.
'from Stratford to New
Hamburg the highway again
passes over the till plain of level
to gently rolling land With,
asSociated clay -loam soils. The
farms are devoted to livestock
•raising• With beef and'dairy cattle
types evident.
East of New Hamburg .the
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land 'forth '
dominated by a. katne moraine (a
hilly, glacial- remnant
characterized here by very sandy '
materials). The Baden Hills are
an example of such a land form.
The remarkable relief of -the hills
has been used by man as a site
for T.V., F.M., ,and cable T.V.
equipment. The drainage of the
area' is good, but- the SandY
nature of the hills has fallen
victim to wind7blow-out in some
areas. Dairy farms are common
approaching Kitchener.
From the Kitchener -Galt"
area to Peters'- Corners the soil
changes to a hilly, stony loam
and bedrock is at or near the
surface in some pWes. Less than
half the area is farmed. The
remainder • is in forest or • I•
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the full story. Talk to
unimproved pasture,. Sheep were
observed in this area.
East of Peter's . Corners t�
Clappison's corners, ' there are
both tilt moraines plains.
The elay-loams and clays of this
area have developed from fine.
textured till S and. locustrine
deposits. The lard is used tor
dairy farming and such crops as
corn, wheat, hay and pasture.
Just before we turned at
Clappison's Corners we noticed a
targe, open -pit, gravel mining
operatiOn on both sides of
'Highway , No. 5. There is an
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At Clappison's Corners,
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turned south onto- No. 6 and
notibed-fOttr ,service stations at, •
this interSection. A nurnbee.of
service stations like these have
been put out of business with
the °inning Of Highway No.
403, which by-passes this area.
Then, as we entered the
suburbs of Hamilton, we noticed
how Highway No. 6 cut through
Please turn to
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