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Changes in Georgetown's trade by-law are being discuss ed by council's road committee. Parallel parking on both sides of Main St. will necessit ate a by-law amendment and with narrower sidewalks, legis lation is also being considered prohibiting merchandise dis plays in front of stores. Mentioning this at Monday's council meeting, Mayor Hyde also said there is possibility of rerouting buses down Maple Ave. to Main Street with im provements made at the Maple Main corner for buses to turn. Temperance Street “The Ontario St. entrance to Temperance St, subject of lengthy litigation between the town and a property owner is row open, he announced, « A bad year for tree pests. Cr Cass explained when queri ed about dead trees among those planted recently on Sar heent Adoo Cro Cass sad the trees would be replaced. Although the town has no official concern with sidewalks installed in the Deltex subdivi sion, Mayor Hyde said it is a shame that they are falling to pieces and wondered if control could be exercised in construc tion. The walks are paid for by the house purchasers. Asphalt is being used for patching wherever posible, the town engineer explained, but some wilks have sunk as much asx inches and are beyond thes: treatment Permission for a tad day are ranted on the hospital oon Sept. 22 and 23... Chis for a childs dental work caused in a fall at the swimming pool and for car repair when a car struck a boulder were turned over to Vie insurance firm Pes were submitted by To Walk, 20 Ar ietta St. and Harold Fournier, 55 Weber bro. 2 No decision was made on whether a council gwenthers would attend a civil defence school at Arnprior this fall Deputy Reeve Elliot, at tended last year,
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Georgetown Herald
Georgetown, Ontario, CA
Thu, Jul 27, 1961
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