535-03 Page 61Cmrnoletely�It ®vated and freshly painted the Stew' community hall is a landmark in the community.
Hal -I now a finished Centennial project,
Free Press Woodstock Bureau property of one of the town Mrs. Howard Rawlings, Bert supporting the hall and recant -I
FOLDI.N'S CORNERS — A residents. Somers and Mr. Shelton. ly voted money for a new fur',
centennial project of the wom-
It was moved about 1,000 The women's institute is still race.
,.,.,'� ,,,,,;,,,,,, ,,r w,,., -n.-r".a feet to the corner of the four
em, will
while you
b" to drink- -
buddies put -
'et cued in.
klet "Booze
Teen-Agers
mn Landers
Condon Free
35c in coin
and a long,
Stamped en-
1 be glad to
r problems. 623
in care of RICHMI
Press, en- NO'RT
ressed, un- ASHOP
plus 6c for A'
Itemher, 1967. It was renovaled
additions to it.
portsmen Plan
Lot Development
—„ /T�
(The West Oxford Council
erday approved in prin-
a proposal 'submitted
by the Oxford Sportsmen's
Club- far
it.
are
he
b's
els
let
nd
as
he
in
he
r-
er
's
s-
it
if
i-
tion Authorities to see what
kind of assistance could be
made available.
The club intends this winter
to start work on the land
which is located just north of
Folden's Corners.
The development would in.
clude a fish pond with ap-
pnoxfmately 75 ft. by 3oo ft.
m dimensions and the erect -
'on of a club building owned
by the club.
Park facilities would be
open to the public.
The club would:
— manage the property for
terms of 10 years;
— carry adequate insurance
and pay assessment taxes if
necessary;
— not to allow firearm con-
tests or events during relig-
ious services in town;
— not permit the sale of al-
Cohelte beverages.
z o a said $18,000
1t 6
,venth Dyed a 'barn and heavily lama-
-5 8 3 day afternoon, has caused an
-6111 damages. Damage to the barn
mogi Vd Almas, RR 4 Ingersoll was
damage to the 'house, owned
is $4,000.
n implement shed and a field
ost in the fire.
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