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The Beacon Herald / Thursday October 4 / 1984 I" M a; Fairview barn destroyed . Fire caused an estimated $125,000 damage Tuesday when it levelled this cattle barn on the farm of Ken and 3 Doug Green, of RR 1 St. Pauls. Lost in the fire along With the 3 barn was a quantity of feed and small equipment. About 50 Fetr/ SCHOOL BELLES "The Oxford Women's Teachers Federation honored those of its members who have taught for 25 years in Oxford. Twenty--eight of the 33 eligible showed up at the banquet and were presented with stained glass school bells. (Staff 'photo by Ted T 0 w- n ) ' magmwghv;..ut.;.._'..-v.,_u11a:;~;u. 1~L3L~ . .u; r .u "'1 ' ' ' before it fell. heifers were safely removed from the building ' Sebringville fire chief Alle Brander sa1d no cause for the. blaze has yet been determined. The barn and [LS contents were covered by insurance. 4"" an n hm'k?-m%:-?nlw.-A~vav "as? m ' "a cm" to"? 2 ; USE S~R WANT ADS Livestock 33'; saved in . ham fire FAIRVIEW --- A cattle barn was levelled by fire here last night on a farm about 10 kilometres southeast of Stratford. About 50 head of cattle were in the barn at the time the fire was first noticed at 7 pm. but were freed from the burning structure and were not injured. The barn was located on the farm of Ken Green, of RR 1 St. Pauls, who operates the farm in parnership with his brother Doug. The Downie Ellice Volunteer Fire Department from Sebringville were called to the fire and sprayed water on a nearby pig barn to prevent it from also catching fire. A corn crib next to the barn also escaped dam- age from the fire. Fire department spokesmen were not available for details this morn- ing but a neighbor who witnessed the blaze said faulty wiring may have been the cause of the fire.