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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1974-02-14, Page 2FINAL CLEARANCE WINTER YARDAGE $2.00 OFF 1 /3 OFF 1 / 2 OFF All Polyester Knits All Acrylic Knits (Courtelles). All Wool & Polyester Materials We have selected an assort- ment of materials to clear at 1/3 off Regular Prices. Look them over All winter sleepwear You save money at these Prices! Allieftb SEWING CENTRE & DRY GOODS CLINTON Lets of winners in the card parties this week. The Car, nival Card party for senior citizens was enjoyed by those who attended even though the weather was somewhat disagreeable. Those who won were: first door prize donated by Stedmans, Mrs. Alvin Sharp; second door prize by Ir- win's Sewing Centre, Mrs. Melinda Nivins; men's first prize by Newcombe's Drug Store, Mr, Fret* • McCowan; men's low prize by a friend, Mr. Art Groves; ladies' high, by Martin's Department Store, Mrs, Devereaux; ladies' 19w by Martin's Department Store, Mrs, Bill Glazier; lone hands by a friend—Mr, Norman Ball. The LO,O,F. card party held one week ago 'announced the following winners: in euchre, ladies' high, Mrs. Marjorie Broadfoot; ladies' low, Mrs. Reva Wilson; men's high - Mr. Jack Henderson; men's low, Mr. Fred Telford; lone hands, Miss Jean McEwan. In 500 -ladies' high, Mrs. Milton Wiltse; ladies' low, Mrs. Aaron Fisher; men's high, Mr. Aaron Fisher; men's low, Mr. Ernest Brown. The draw for one half bushel apples, Mrs Jean Henderson; and bag ap- ples, Mr. Ernest Brown. * * * Oratorical contests, oral com- munications, speech making or plain and ordinary "gift of the gab", call it what you may- are in full swing. Here in Clinton there are two contests - the Huron County Oral Com- municatiOns Festival and The Royal Canadian Legion Public Speaking Contest. In the for- mer competition semi-finalists from the following six area schools spoke at Robertson Memorial, School in tiederieh on February 11, St, James (Seaferth) , Jean Sills; Hullett Central ., Ann Snell; Clinton Public Janice Allen; -Robert- aon . Memorial lOoderichl, JaliOn Ainslie; Victoria Public (Goderich), Lori Jewell; and Colborne Central , Melanie Dustow. The two winners Jason Ainslie and Janice Allen will. now advance to the ail Huron County finals to be held Friday, February 15 at 1;45 p.m. in Clinton Public School., There they will be .competing with the two winners from each of the other two regions South Huron and North. Huron. In the Legion Public 'Speaking competition girls have won both the senior and junior categories. Jane Allan of Huron Centennial School, Brucefield won the senior com- petition for Grades 7 and 8, runner,up was Kim. Oesch of the same school. For the juniors, grades 4 to 6, the win- ner was 'Rosemarie Bird of G9derich - Township School, Holmesville, with Gary 'Arm- strong-of Clinton Public School second. * * * Quiet celebrations were held for two of our over 90 citizens - Mrs. Maud Mulholland, Huron Street was 92 on February 12, while on the same day Mrs. Tilly Cantelon, Rattenbury Street West was 93. Congratulations and best wishes to both. * * * Today's the day we speak of woo, This column sends the same to you! CUT FROM THE BUTT BONE IN BUTT PORK CHOPS lb. ROUND BONE CUT FROM THE CHUCK BEEF SHOULDER STEAK lb. • C lb, SWIFT VACUUM PACKED 5 to 6 Ihy Sugar Plum. Hams lb. 1.38 MAPLE LEAF FULLY COOKED 2 to ,3 DINNER HAMS .69 MAPLE LEAF SWEET PICKLED 3 to ,4 Ihs . COTTAGE ROLLS lb. .t.to FROM CONCENTRATE BLOSSOM APPLE JUICE 48 oz. tin FANCY QUALITY HALVES OR SLICES " DEL MONTE PEACHES 19 oz. tin C AYLMER TOMATO CATSUP 11 25` Ministry Of Health Hon Rocbard I Potter M D. Moister 4.44.4.44,4.44 -4" WESTINGHOUSE of "QC LIGHT BULBS Itbi.ure ;60, lb& coriMft wrirrE STUARINOUSE (POLY PACK) CHICKEN NOODLE SOUP MIX Bx2% en. .......... .4.44 FANCY QUALITY • ABBY'S GREEN PEAS or 10 0,, Craw. Stile Com tins WITH CHEESE IN TOMATO SAUCE . .4. LIBBY'S COOKED SPAGHETTI POST CEREAL 14?zi ,n TWO 6, P0111114 Assorted Colours While Stem Dokixe TISSUE EOOM 4 roll pkg. INNS Assorted Colours Plain or Printed Border WHITE SWAN 2 roll PAPER TOWELS pkg. C 4 Mooned Colours Two Ply White Swan FACIAL TISSUE of 200 pkg. C DOLE OR CHIQUIYA Golden Yellow 13c BANANAS lb. CANADA NO, 1 ONTARIO Cello Marsh CARROTS s lb, bog C save time and gas, shop the convenient IGA store near you Lavoie WOO, Clinton 110A, NEWS,,,REQDRD, ITILIRSDAY .F$HAVARY '14, if Supplied and Serviced By M. Loeb Limited IN TOMATO SAUCE ASSORTED FLAVOURS VAN CAMP CARLTON CLUB BEANS SOFT with pork DRINKS 14 oz. tin case of 24x10 oz. tins Sewage system ; "We dealt with the people directly responsible for the problem, said McCaul.. "But we just weren't getting anywhere," According to 1VleCaul, the order delivered to. Mr. Cochrane on February 5 was "confirming in writing" direction from Pr, Frank Mills to. McVean February 4 to beep the sewage under control at the Blyth school. '"Obviously we were prepared to discuss the details anytime," said McCaul. ."$ut we didn't hear a thing from the board of- fice, other than to acknowledge receipt of the order, until the director teed off We still only know what we read in the London Free Press." The sewage problems at the Blyth School are by no means new. Constructed in 1967 on the site of the former public and con- tinuation schools, the septic bed of the sewage disposal system was installed under the playground of the school in clay soil. That installation was approved by the Huron County Health Unit inspector of the time, William Empey. Early in the spring of 1969, the chairman of the board of education, the director of education, the architect who designed the school and septic system and a represen- tative from the Huron County Health Unit, visited the site to investigate a complaint from a local ratepayer. An idea to purchase additional land for enlarging the septic bed was discarded because the land was determined to be too low and would not solve the problem of .periodic "ponding" of effluent from the system. From the fall of 1969 to the spring of 1971, an attempt was made to improve evaporation from the tile bed by spending $3,000 on the placement of top soil and grass seed over the area of the tile bed. During 1969, some alterations were made to the distribution box within the system and from then until the fall of 1972,, except in periods of winter thaw or heavy surface run-off, the system worked satisfac- torily—according to board of education of- ficials. (contint,ed from pope 1). Health officials. disagree, They ns), it was not An effective solution. 101873, or, ter Pr, Frank Mille became Medical ,Officer of Health, the Health Unit told the board ,if disagreed with the modifications made to the distribution -box and ordered it changed, According to the board of education, McVean registered a pretest and finally a compromise was. reached whereby the elbowa in the box . were lowered, but not• eliminated. During 1973, the inspection staff of the Health Unit observed several cases of "ponding" on the playground or evidence of overflow `fromthe distribution box. They did not accept the explanation of "high water" periods which were blamed for the problem. In a letter dated December 19, 1973, the MOH issued instructions regarding pum- ping of the septic tank and fencing around the area of ponding, The board of education say these instructions were carried out "without protest" while the health unit claims they had to "keep on their backs" to get the work 'done, On February 4, health unit officials called McVean to instruct him to have the septic tank pumped on a 'continuous basis until the end of April. McVean arranged for the work to be done on a bi-weekly basis, Tuesday and Friday, at a cost of $25 per day. The following day, February 5, Mr. Cochrane was served with the order. The Director of education claims he has never been contacted by the Medical Of- ficer of Health regarding the septic bed problem at Blyth Public School. McCaul says this is untrue, and advises that copies of letters pertaining to the problem went out to Cochrane under date of October 19 and December 19, 1973. A letter in the backup material provided by the board office to trustees and press ad- dressed to Cochrane and dated August 1 signed by Dr. Mills, contained a -resume of the problem and urged that action be taken to correct the potential health' hazard at the Blyth school. FRESH BACKS ATTACHED CHICKEN LEGS & BREASTS ib.88 TOP VALU 1 16. package SKINLESS WIENERS 73c SWIFT SUGAR PLUM 1 lb pkg. Sliced Side Bacon 1 .1 8 Swift Premium or lazy Maple 1 lb. pkg. Sliced Side Bacon 1 .1 8 On Friday, January 18, the kindergarten and grade 1 and 2 wetit skating at the arena. It was a "Fun Time" as you will see when you read this story. Skating is Fun. It is fun to skate around the rink. You can race with people. It is fun to run on your skates. I like to see Mrs. Jones skating. Sandra Cantelon grade 1B Tooth facts "Brush Your Teeth The Way They Grow". This is what we remember af- ter the visit of the Dental Nur- ses on Tuesday. Here is one of our stories. Brushing Our Teeth. The nurses came in and we watched a film. The nurse had a big toothbrush in her hand. We biushed our teeth. I got a pur- ple toothbrush. Steven .Hea rn grade 1B 4A Presents Assembly • • On Thursday, January 31 at 1pm, grade 4A presented an assembly. The students who attended were from kindergar- ten to grade four. The assem- bly opened with the singing of "0 Canada" and the saying of the Lord's Prayer. After, that four songs were sung by the whole class with Mrs. Jewitt on the piano. Next, a group of students played three songs on their recorders.. The last number was a play called, ,"The Cat and the Queen". The main actors were Brenda Hymens a queen, and Karen Cooper as the cat. The numbers of the program were introduced by Debbie Ball. The purposes of these weekly assemblies by the dif- ferent classes are to give ex- perience in performing before an audience and to bring the school together as a group. Parents are invited to all assemblies which are held on Fridays at 1 p.m. Girls' Volleyball S-U-C-C-E-S-S, that's the way we spell success. Are we in it? No we're not. We're not in it,. We're on top! This is one' of Several hundred children from six schools In the Clinton area participated in the Public school skating races last Saturday, Clinton Public took home top honours with the most points. (News--Record photo) In and around Clinton Public the many cheers that is yelled at the grade seven and eight girls' volleyball games. During the past few weeks, we haVe played several games with the following schools; Huron Centennial, Hullett, and Holmesville. Now we are prepared to meet them and others at the Volleyball Tournament, which is being held at the 'Central Huron Secondary School on Tuesday, February '19, 1974. "Good Luck Team!" Marilyn Van Altena Eggs Cracked, Messy, Travelling, Feeding, Packed They're a nice little snack. Crack! 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