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which was installed by fletcher construction when they built the stores in the area this pavement extends past the property line and was illegally installed according to council there have been complaints from residents in the district about the dangers of cars entering the area at any spot last fall council decided to erect guard rails and provide separate store entrances at last week s meet ing cr walter gray who is chair man of roads said there has been a tremendous lot of opposition to such guard rails and his committee sug gests the sidewalk as an alternative at present he said there is no line of demarcation between town and private property and should there be an accident it would be difficult to assess liability a sidewalk would warn motorists to be careful in en tering the area and would fix respon sibiuty in case of accident he said cr irwin noble who with deputy reeve sargent and cr mcgilvray op posed the sidewalk said he could see no advantage particularly in the win ter months when cars would be driving over it anyway opponents of the guard rail opined that cars would park on both sides of the rail and confuse the situation even more than at present reeve stan allen said it is rldicu lous to say a sidewalk is not needed when one has already been construct ed on other parts of the highway where there are no stores the deputy reeve reporting for the planning committee which had been asked to study a request by halton co operative supplies to purchase a strip of property in the hats behind their building recommended that the land not be sold at the suggested 100 price if the coop is interested in paying a higher price he suggested that a neutral party assess its value reeve allen and cr mcgilvray were the only councillors who favoured the sale mr mcgilvray said that price should not enter into the picture too much for other portions of the land originally given to the town for a parksite had been sold at various times for less than 100 and he did not see holding up the coop in their plans for expansion the town solicitor recommended that the town take no action to close an unopened portion of dufferin st requested recently by solicitor mau rico manderson acting for a client the road may be closed by the hewson estate owners of the property he said and he suggests that as the estate is the interested party they initiate the action a complicated picture was present ed by harry verhey in his request for permission to place a house on property owned by him behind moun talnview road mr verhey has built his own house at the rear of a lot which has a 50 foot road frontage then angles in an lshape behind credit valley bottl ing works he has installed his own hydro and water line and uses his own roadway the second house would have no access other than this private road and water lines would have to be extended from the verhey lines council left it with the building inspector to see if the new house would be permissible under the build ing by law two gentlemen interested in sub dividing the ernie armstrong farm which adjoins the town limits at the old papermill asked questions about stepuptoan now a general motors value tho instrument clutter is artfully arranged so you can sec the safety lights for all the instru merits with only a split second glance bolder hooded headlight of new t3 type are incorporated with sweeping front flair away fenders immediately apparent and stylishly impret sive is the intagnlle dumper which sym bolizes the in flight theme of 56 oldsmo bile the grille and bumper form a single gleaming unit new widerthanever glove compan men i sweepblended into the instrument panel provides room galore right at your fingertipat step out of the ordinary find out for yourself what wonderful things oldsmobile can bring to you now masters of their field the oldsmobile 88s and super 88s sweep on the scene pre senting daring dazxling masterpieces brilliantly new from every point of view oldsmobile weds fowcr and 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they were referred to the new subdivision bylaw road chairman walter gray said he had toured the whole town re cently with the engineer and found several places where catch basins would help surface drainage and avoid water situations which exist on some streets he said a steam generator would be operating the next day to thaw out culverts and clear up some of the flooding condi tiona the mail bag 61 guelph street georgetown tr 72251 friend pay tnbute to the walter gummer georgetown ontario march 5th 1956 dear mr editor it was a privilege and a pleasure to attend the celebration of the fif tielh wedding anniversary of mr and mrs walter gummcr in their home a week ago saturday evening flere young and old alike gathered with gladness to spend a few happy hours in a place which to a great number of us has always been a home away from home young in heart not changing thro the years this well loved couple gree ted us all in their lovely home on sat urday a small table set up for cards and flowers proved most inadequate flow crs and gifts were everywhere over flowing as far as the kitchen mrs gurnmer in navy and silver and wearing a beautiful cameo set her husband s gift was her ever charming self and walter who will always be young greeted us all we all came back it was nice to see again anne and john holden mae guest alice and don herrington olive hawse wilfred and bubs mino ethel and vi smith ev and doug woods just to mention a few there were many ma ny more we came to call as usual we stayed to visit the feeling of be longing wu still there there was warden stan and ruth allen jack armstrong every popular mayor of georgetown bringing greet ings from the town stanley hall mpp a telegram from premier of on tario leslie frost much good natured chaffing about walter s politics cards gifts and flowers and more cards gifts and flowers friends old and new se cond and third generations all happy to be where thej have spent so many happ childhood hours to them we wish from our hearts the best the years can bnng although theyvc aged their hearts are young they gave us of their best a privilege anjionour now to be their wedding guest and though the years hive swiftly gone our memories- remain of happy hours in their home of friendship i sweet refrain and in the years that are to come we wish them all the best and hope to have the pritflega to be their diamond guest ann wttkiu