Disputed Glen road closure tied to judge ruling
Esquesing Council heard solicitor Terry Baines explain that Glen St road closure hinges on whether the township assumed the road under the Registry Act or by by law. With no record of an assumption by by law, the process requires a judge. Norton’s request was deferred to Sept 5 as councillors debated costs and representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Baines
Esquesing Council
Glen St
Glen Will
Norm Nor
Baines
Esquesing Council Briefs on Building, Fees and Trees
Esquesing Council met last week to discuss a meeting with Blue Chip Building Restoration Co about fixing the township office after an inspection found 60 to 65 percent of bricks in the entranceway wall cracked. The license fee for township trailers may rise to 20 dollars from 10. Roadwork officials cited elm hazards and debated clearing trees only if safe. big trees may remain due to diameter. Council considered winter works program aid to equipment and granted permission to A Neu mann to run a garden and lawn implement business on Lot 25, concession two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esquesing Council
Blue Chip Building Restoration Co
Bud Snow
Courteil
Jim Goodier
Kelso Angler Lands Big Kelso Brown Trout Monster
Dick Cairns caught a 25.5 inch brown trout at Kelso Lake weighing about 5.5 pounds. The fish, said to be the largest from Kelso waters, was landed after 15 minutes near the west end. Kelso’s conservation officials noted browns have never been stocked there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Eden
Glen Eden Lake
Kelso
Dick Cairns
Kingsleigh Court
Milton
Cairs
Mr. Cairns
Cairns
Kelso’s
Halton Region
Dave Murray
H.R.C.A
Amalgamation Talk At St Alban Parish Guild Meeting
St Alban s Parish Guild held its September meeting at Mrs W Bristow s home with President Mrs B A Pratt in the chair. Read minutes and treasurer s report, discussed merging church women s groups, urged attendance at October Deanery session in Erin, planned an Old fashioned Tea, and Brenda Denny displayed color slides from Fort Henry trip. lunch followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Alban’s
W. Bristow
B.A. Pratt
C. Holmes
D. Lindsay
R. Hall
Erin
E. A. Pratt
Brenda Denny
Fort Henry Roo
Esquesing Council Debates Dump Untidiness and Gate Lock
Reeve George Leslie complained about the untidy Esquesing township dump at the last council meeting. Councillor Pat Patterson suggested locking the gate someday while Tom Hill noted garbage on the road. No action was taken as residents from Georgetown used “our place.”
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George Leslie
Esquesing Council
Pat Patterson
Georgetown
Our Place
Mr. Patterson
Township permits total $55,180 in August
Nassagaweya Zoning Administrator S. W. Savage reports building permits totaling $55,180 issued in August, lifting the year to $861,980. No industrial or commercial licenses were sought, but two residences, a garage, and $15,500 in renovations and repairs were listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nassagaweya
S. W. Savage
Crocuses Bloom in Pratt Garden Mystery
Mrs. Sydney Pratt of 126 Longfield Rd reports two beds of crocuses blooming in September in her garden. She says they just appeared despite no special action. The unusual early bloom has neighbors talking while the engagement mention remains unconfirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney Pratt
Longfield Rd
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Glen
Norton
Jack Lucas
Gary Cooper
Jack Wagstaffe
Law Society
George Currie
Tom McLean
Council
A. Neumann
RB. BR
Acton
Concussion
Tom Hill
Acton Free Press
Pratt Garden
Mill S
Wilbur
Holland Shop
Holland
Frigidaire Special
Manning
Hinton's
Elgin Floss
Lady Galt
Nealands-Harding
Hartz Mountain Pet Supply Department
Wizard
Lawney’s
Crystal Ments
Colgate
Grandma
Queen St. E
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