Halton County News Highlights Farm Ponds and Night School
Halton reports progress on farm pond subsidies with 55 applications in 1952 and aimed to complete at least 20 ponds this year. Community Night School plans advance with 18 course options across 12 Tuesday evenings starting November 25. International Plowing Match sees Halton competitors led by Stan May and others earning top placings and youth representation.
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Halton Plowmen Shine At Walton Event With Trio’s Strong Show
In a junior class competition Barry Archer placed second with Arnold Howden third and John Cunningham fourth among about 40 contestants. Walton’s “Little International” on October 23 will showcase the three youths with coach Harold Picket and Thomas Howden earning praise. Leonard Lister coached Cunningham, and prize lists and banquet speaker Dr. J. D. MacLachlan of Ontario Agricultural College are announced.
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Former Actonians on Staff of New School Opened in Waterloo
Acton residents notable on the staff of a newly opened McGregor School in Waterloo. Principal N. A. McEacherne and teacher Annie MacDonald led the faculty. Education Minister Dr. Dunlop officiated at the ceremony as reporters highlighted the modern one story building with radiant heated floors built on the site of the old school deeded to the School Board in 1829.
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Modern families use more hot water than two decades ago
The article notes that contemporary households consume two to four times as much hot water as a similar family did twenty years earlier, reflecting bigger households and increased use of showers baths and appliances.
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