Halton farmers push pond plan and night school growth
Halton County advances a farm pond policy with Ontario to share 50 percent of pond costs up to 100 each, aiming for 20 completed ponds by year end and similar in 1953, while community night schools expand with plans for 18 courses in Milton starting November 25. A Halton delegation also shines at the International Plowing Match with top finishes by Stan May Bob Neilson and others, highlighting youth participation and local plow interests.
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Halton
Department of Lands and Forests
Ontario
Maral
Conservation Committee
Ontario Department of Agriculture
Ontario Department of Agricultre
Department of Agriculture Engineering
Ontario Agricultural College
Haiton
A. T. Woodley
Milton R. R
Velma Charles Johnson
Milton
Lorna Lawrence
Oakville R. R
G. F. Thompson
R. M. Clements
Cedric Harrop
Lloyd Minshall
Ontario Department of Education
J E. Whitelock
Carp
Stan May
Hornby
Algie Wallace
North Gower
Carleton County
Bob Neilson
John Cunningham
C. F. Picket
Jack Taylor
Appleby
Nelson Township
J. Spencer Wilson
Norval
Doug Reid
Brampton
Wilson
Arnoald Howden
Barry Archer
Arnold How
Halton youths show promise in inter-county plowing event
Barry Archer Arnold Howden and John Cunningham led Halton plow teams with top finishes as about 40 contestants competed. Coaches Harold Picket and Thomas Howden guided the trio to strong showings, with future battles planned at Walton's International event on October 23 in Nelson township and Milton Town Hall hosting the evening banquet by Dr. J. D. MacLachlan.
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John Cunningham
Barry Archer
Arnold Howden
Halton
Ino
Ontario County
Harold Picket
Thomas Howden
Leonard Lister
I Nove
Walton
Lorne Laing Farm
Nelson Township
J. D. MacLachlan
Ontario Agricultural College
Milton Town Hall
Modern families use more hot water than two decades ago
Modern families consume two to four times as much hot water as comparable households from twenty years earlier. This reflects changes in living habits and appliance efficiency.
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BYU
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Former Actonians on Staff of New School in Waterloo
The opening of the McGregor School in Waterloo drew interest from Actonians. Principal N A McKeacherne and staff member Miss Annie MacDonald Lt led the team. Education Minister Dr Dunlop officiated, with the Kitchener Waterloo Record publishing photos and story. The modern one floor building features radiant floor heating and stands on the site of the old school deeded to the board in 1829.
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McGregor
Waterloo
N. A. McKeacherne
Annie MacDonald
Education
Mlnister
Dunlop
Kitchener-Waterloo
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