Week of Feb. 2, 1914
• Warmer weather causes concern for the harvesting of ice, as the bay is now only six inches thick. • New schedule for Hamilton Radial Electric Railway shows hourly service between Oakville and Burlington, and Burlington and Hamilton from 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. • Work delayed on the Elgin Street arena after workers run out of iron sheeting. • Greenwood Cemetery Company approves expenditure of $400 for the building of a new road to the cemetery. Week of Feb. 3, 1964 • Plans to fill in the area behind the breakwater at Spencer Park announced. • Burlington to sign agreement with the CNR for automatic signal protection for the King’s Road crossing. • Canadian Heritage Furniture to move to Burlington after fire destroys East Flamboro plant. • Parks and Recreation Commission propose an addition to Lowville Park that would be suitable for establishing a junior ski tow and a day camp.
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