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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1995. PAGE 25.
Old drain causes
concern for council
Picking stones is child's play
Senior students from Brussels Public School spent a very warm afternoon on Sept. 29,
helping to prepare the field for the new ball diamond being created behind the BMG arena.
After the stone picking was completed on Saturday morning, the lot was seeded with grass.
Homecoming contacts available
Continued from page 3
may have addresses or who wants
to help with any particular year of
students; contact the following
team captains: 1919 - 1929: Mrs.
Verne Dakin, 389 King St. E., 523-
4239; 1930 - 1940: Mr. and Mrs.
Les Rutledge, Queen St. N., 523-
9129; 1940 - 1950: Mrs. Marilyn
Craig, RR 2, Blyth, evenings 523-
9318, days 523-4392; Mrs. Mary
Ann Howson, Dinsley St., 523-
9454; Mr. John Elliott, Dinsley St.
W., 523-4481 days or 523-4323
evenings; Mr. Sam Dougherty, RR
1, Londesboro 523-9487; 1951 -
1958: No one has volunteered to do
this segment; 1958 - 1968: Mrs.
Nancy Roe, RR 2, Atwood, NOG
1B0, 356-2771 (after 5 p.m.); Mrs.
Ruth Stewart, Blyth, 523-9222;
1967 - 1977, Mrs. Rosemarie Lee,
PO Box 272, Drummond St. 523-
4343; Mrs. Agnes Lawrie, RR 2,
Blyth, 523-9654; 1978 - 1989:
Sandra and Ron Howson, 523-9454
or Steve Howson, Box 390, Blyth
523-9704; 1990 - present: Al
Harrison and Patricia Hulley, Blyth
Public School, 523-9201.
The date for the Homecoming is
Aug. 9, 10, 11, 1996.
Continued from page 12
a big enough problem and you want
to proceed, you can count on us to
be a partner."
However, he warned, the county
currently doesn't have the money
and there seems little chance the
province will help out in these
times of cutbacks.
Reeve Gordon Workman con-
firmed that the village doesn't have
the kind of money required for such
a project either.
Merrall said the drain is old
enough that it may predate the
county's assuming the street. As
more driveways and parking lots
were paved, the amount of water
the sewer had to deal with would
increase. "We're dealing with a
very large load that was built an
ounce at a time," he said.
Given that there was no money to
put in a larger storm sewer, there
were smaller alternatives that all
parties could undertake, Merrall
suggested. The property owner
could put a back-flow valve on the
cellar drain outside the foundation
to slow water coming up the drain
into the basement in heavy flood-
ing. Merrall said the county would
be willing to look at flow restricters
to reduce water pressure in the
drains. The village might also want
to look at putting a sewer camera
through the drain to see if there
were any blockages anywhere.
Councillors agreed that the coun-
ty should look into the flow
restricters and the village would
give permission to Oldfields to do
work under the sidewalk to install a
back-flow valve.
OMAFRA
sponsors
events
Continued from page 19
including, but going far beyond, the
criminal reference check. The end
product will be a simple, yet
comprehensive system which you
can use with confidence.
Both of these events will be held
at the Ontario Ministry of
Agriculture, Food and Rural
Affairs, 100 Don Street in Clinton.
That's also where you can register
for either of these Volunteer Huron
workshops.
• For a painful arch, roll your foot
over a can of frozen juice con-
centrate. Both the cold and the
massage will help relieve the pain.
If it's too cold, wrap the can in a
washcloth. You can also use a can
of tennis balls or any other can, but
you won't get the icing effect.