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5 1. a R. A. Hackbush, president of the Radioâ€"Television Manâ€" ufacturers Association of Canada, said CBC officials have assured manufacturers that the CBC will begin regularly scheduled television programs in August at both Toronto and Montreal. Mr. Hackbush said the August dates are definite regarâ€" diess of possible delays in delivery of steel for the transmitâ€" ter antenna towers. If necessary a temporary transmitting antenna can be used that will give satisfactory coverage for many miles from the station. _ > It is believed they were brought out by the warm winds and sun. Mayor D. A. Roberts, in welcoming the guests, said he hoped that in future a greater interest would be shown in civic affairs. He warned that complacency in matters of government, whether at the federal, provincial or municipal level, can bring dangerousâ€"results. Fishworms were observed New Year‘s Day crawling along the walks at the A. E. Lackie farm. * * 000C More than 200 Waterloo citizens turned out Monday night to witness the most impressive inaugural Waterloo Council meeting ceremonies to date. The group included service clubs, the Chamber of Commerce, Boy Scouts, Girl Guides, church groups and lodges. The council chamber was almost filled to capacity. * The duckâ€"fanciers Torced entry to the shed in which the birds were housed. Two of the fowl were drakes. Apparently some tasty stolen goods were the top item on a Kitchener menu New Year‘s Day: â€" At least seven of the celebrated Victoria Park ducks were stolen over the weekend. Sign of spring To have TV in Canada by August Over 200 attend was principal at Alexandra School. _ _ _ Council inaugural ceremonies impresâ€" $51.62 average weekly wage sive â€" f f Average weekly wages of hourlyâ€"paid. Welcome Guests These news happenings were taken directly out Nar of the Waterioo Chroniclie, 1952. â€" C. . Must have been a tasty dish . * Visit These Fine Hotels and Enjoy Great Waterloo County Hospitality Paie Aon o2 s 5 ecgormge n but the new building will be referred to as MacGregor School. It is expected to be opened in September. | Mr. MacGregor has taught school for 41% years of which 33 years have been inâ€"Waterioo. He is principal of Elizabeth Ziegler School and supervising principal of the three Waâ€" terloo public schools. Prior to becoming principal at Elizabeth Ziegler in 1931 he was principal at Alexandra School. â€" The average wage for workers in durable goods was $56.08 compared with $49.65; nonâ€"durable goods 97.01 against $41.93; mining $60.16 against $54.30; building and strutures $54.92 compared with $47.31 and services (hotels,.resâ€" taurants, etc.) $30.19 against $28.73. > Aaverage weekiy wages of hourl'{l-paid‘ employees in manufacturing as a wholé were $5.87 higher at Nov. 1 last, than on the corresponding date of 1950. The wages averaged $51.62compared with $45.75. ce Ald. Waldon Ewald, chairman of the city property com:â€" mittee was named ‘‘special investigator" to carry out a special probe on the offending chair. Name new Waterico school in hornor of Pointing out that it was “getfing pretty ragged and worn,"‘ he stressed that he was not asking for a ‘‘gold coâ€" veringâ€" something utilitarian will do." \__ The mayor‘s chair, emblematic of local political supreâ€" macy posed a ‘‘serious problem‘‘ at Monday night‘s council session. ‘ * While pointing out he was not a fussy individual, Mayor Donald A. Roberts, felt something should be done about the condition of the old chair he is to sit in for the remainder of his term. * i ; Entertainment » f «_ Dec. 29, 30 â€" Clarence Petrie and the High Hawks COME IN AND TRY DG“Y_ OUR HOME COOKED FOOD specials . 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