HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1969-05-01, Page 5THURSDAY, MAY 1, 1969
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
PAGE FIVE
RAISE OVER $400—Pupils of St. Mary's Separate School,
St. Joseph, raised over $400 recently when they completed a walk
from Drysdale to Grand Bend in support of the South Huron
Association for the Mentally Retarded. The group of students
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
Regier were pleasantly sur-
prised on the occasion of •
their 25th wedding anniversary,
when members of their
family treated them by tak-
ing them out to dinner and
later in the evening had
arranged a surprise party at
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence. Rau. All members
of their family and friends
helped to celebrate the
occasion.
are seen here as they prepare to embark on their project, along
with their principal, Sister Jean Marie, at the extreme right.
Sister Jean Marie, along with another teacher, Mrs. John Laporte,
accompanied the group on their well -sponsored walk.
Raw sewage is coming to
the surface of a playground
at the Blyth Public School
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and a member of the board
of education demanded
Monday that immediate steps
be taken to correct the
school's septic system.
Garnet Hicks of R, R. 3,
Exeter, said he visited the
school on a budget commitr-
s ee tour and saw that "sewage
practically runs on the ground
by a ball diamond" on the
school's lower playground.
Urging that the condition
be remedied in two days",
Mr. Hicks said the board
chairman, John Lavis of
Clinton and John Henderson
of R. R. 5, Seaford', re-
presentatives of the area which
includes Blyth, should meet
immediately with someone
from the Huron County
Health Unit.
Mr. Hicks said the prob-
lem stems from a "blunder"
made by the Health Unit and
is up to the health agency
to find the solution.
"This is terrible in my
books, just terrible", said
Mr. Hicks.
The board directed that
Mr. Lavis and Mr. Hender-
son check the situation and
authorized them to have the
septic system corrected.
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