535-03 Page 56Kennel Club gets old school
The former Foldens School is going to the dogs
literally. But this time everyone seems to he:
happy about it. Rat,. gV-,r9'7O
Until the meeting of Oxford County Board of
Education last n�iabt,/he Oxford Kennel Club was
up in the air as to ether its tender for the former -
school building had been accepted.
The situation was that the board. had received
two tenders by itsduedate, but a third had been
inadvertently opened two days, later, with a bid
$2,200 higher than that offered 'by the Kennel Club.
There was also a question of zoning in the mu-
mwioatity where the school building was located..
The education board was not sure whether it had to
take responsfbility for ,the use made of the building
by the new owner,
Both questions have now been cleared up. The
board has accepted the tender of $6,500 .offered by
Oxford Kennel Club. And the club has made clear
than no animals will be boarded at the building
or on its grounds. The club may periodically use the
Property as an obedience training location, and two
or three times a year for dog :bows.
In other business., Mn Curry
said that Dorchester contractor
John Dzus plans to erect three:P
homes on a one -acre site where:1
the one -room Foldens Public t
School stands. 1 Q-71
Mr. Curry said the township
council has agreed in principle
on the Dzus proposal. T he old
school currently is being to r in
down.
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CLUBHOUSE FOR GOLFERS NEARS COMPLETION
A new clubhouse for town struction on Holcroft Street is "has served Ingersoll Golf and awarded the $94 00 contract
golfers becomes more of a nearing completion. The build- Country- Club as a clubhouse- ,to erect the mo-Tern facility.
reality each day, The two- ing- is being erected on the since 1952.. McKi e floor clubhouse under con- site of the old log cabin that bee Co. - oaf We so Ilt'ock w a s (Staff Photo)
Parts of two wails are all that remain uprigint dit-1 d - -• _ _ -
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