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Milton School 'A Revelation' Serious Testing times splashing on the farm Pages7&13 Page 3 CluthaLeader Thursday, October 20, 2016 Founding Tokomairiro High School teacher and deputy principal Liz Jack reflects on 160 years of education in Milton. MARY-JO TOHILL Milton school ‘a revelation’ MARY-JO TOHILL serving staff member, Liz reflects high school. The wonderful thing were great at knowing the bound- of four, and eventually became on a teaching career that started was that the older children aries.’’ deputy principal, after her return To some she was Miss Flett. To and finished at Tokomairiro High mentored the younger ones.’’ After five years as Miss Flett, in 1987. She retired in 2009. others Mrs Jack. To her parents School, when the then Form 1-7, She had no idea what to expect she decided to do her overseas With rural decline, and the loss she was Elizabeth. now year 7-13 school was estab- from a semi-rural school: ’’It was experience, and taught in of Milton’s once thriving indus- But she prefers plain Liz. lished in 1966. Fresh from just a revelation to me how close Glasgow, Scotland. tries, such as the woollen mill and Liz Jack will be amongst the teacher’s training college, the for- you get to the students while liv- However, a senior mistress bacon factory, along with urban many who will be celebrating 160 mer Dunedin girl arrived in Mil- ing in the same community.’’ (assistant principal) job lured her drift, the high school’s roll has years of education in Milton dur- ton aged 21 to start her first job. Always sporty, she found her- back in 1973, and in 1976 she met dropped from 400 in the 1960s to ing Labour Weekend. It’s also the ‘‘I hadn’t had the training to self playing hockey and cricket on her husband of 40 years, Bob about 290 today. 50th anniversary of when the teach Form 1 and 2 children, but it the same team as some of her Jack, whose family is well-known However, the school has Tokomairiro High School and was marvellous how everyone students. throughout South Otago, particu- remained an integral part of the Milton Primary School were adapted,’’ Liz said. ‘‘It was never ‘Miss Flett’ on larly at Warepa. community, she said. founded in the south Otago town. ‘‘I loved the dimension that the field. It was always ‘Liz, pass ‘‘Mrs Jack’’ took about 10 years ‘‘I had no idea that I’d stay here As a Milton identity and long- those little kids brought to the the ball’,’’ she laughed. ’’The kids off teaching to raise their family this long, but I’m so happy I did.’’ 10L 10L CABOT’S BERGER DECKING STAINS GET READY SOLARSCREEN® AND OILS EXTERIOR PAINT $131* FOR SUMMER! $145* We’ve got hot prices on 10L Berger Solarscreen® Exterior Paint and 10L Cabot’s Decking Stains and Oils! These great deals are just in time for you to kick start your summer projects. So come in store and chat to one of our knowledgable team! * Offer ends Monday 31 October 2016.Tinting charges may apply, not available in conjunction with any other offer or discount. CH-7437564AA 52 Clyde St, Balclutha • Ph 03 418 0131 • www.guthriebowron.co.nz 2 LEADER, OCTOBER 20, 2016 stuff.co.nz YOUR PAPER, YOUR PLACE 1. 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Check him out at Carter ph 034182079 www.neighbourly.co.nz/ CONTENTS publication/clutha-leader 4. HAVE A GO DAY 7 Out & about Ok, it’s not going to break the The South Otago Have A Go Show 9 Meanwhile, outside Auckland Guinness Book of Records; that is on at Telford this Saturday from 10 Conversations distinction belongs to Peter 9am to 12 noon. 11 What’s on Glazebrook in the UK, whose 27kg 13 Out & about (60lb), 1.8m wide (6ft), cauli set a to do list 5. CROSS CENTRE ACTION 14 Community cookbook new record in 2014. Balclutha’s Cross Recreation Centre 2 3 15 Your health, Puzzles Paddy’s effort from his KP is celebrating it’s 5th birthday on 20 Sport garden was still impressive, Saturday October 29 from 10am to weighing in at 13kg and 2pm, in conjunction with cancer measuring 1.1m wide, with a 34cm fundraiser Pedal for Hope spin bike head. No special feeding. Just cow marathon, 6am to 6pm. manure. It was still 12 times the normal weight and more that twice the width of your average garden variety cauli, and could have fed a family of about 50. 4 5 Paddy’s going to be eating pickled cauli until it comes out his ears. Maybe you should try a pumpkin Paddy? The South Otago Contact us REPORTER: Mary-Jo Tohill (03) 418 1115 or 0274 372 683, [email protected] A&P Show’s got a competition NEWS DIRECTOR: Geoff Mein, [email protected], 027 200 4404 going. Contact Kate Wilson SALES MANAGER: Linda Farrelly, (03) 418 4992 or 027 4053786 0211449740. Mary-Jo Tohill MEDIA SALES: Rachel Harrison, (03) 418 1115 027 2106528 CLASSIFIEDS: LaDonna Ryder/Megan Pope, (03) 418 1115, Email: [email protected] Ref: 26554 Ref: 25826 3 4 1 1 1 Your spot by the sea Deal of the century! 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Take me away! 1.57ha (approx.) section One bedroom cottage Power and sewage lines Completely renovated and ready 1 View Street, Stirling $89,000 197 Kaitangata Highway, Stirling $65,000 Margot Berney Aleisha Gutsell 027 266 3094 027 414 3843 [email protected] [email protected] 40C Clyde Street, Balclutha www.hoamz.co.nz www.hoamz.co.nz hoamz Southland Ltd, Licensed Real Estate Agent (REAA 2008) stuff.co.nz OCTOBER 20, 2016, LEADER 3 Strap kidsin Water quality testing on farms properly, MARY-JO TOHILL ‘‘This is all new police warn A new water quality testing pro- territory for many gramme in the Clutha District is farmers...’’ Balclutha police will be checking so far showing little cause for con- that child and baby seats are cor- Hamish Anderson, Clutha cern, in nutrient levels, E coli and Development rectly fitted in Clutha cars during nitrogen leaching on farms. the next week. Economic growth agency Senior constable Tanya Grant Clutha Development has devised He said testing included said police would be patrolling a plan to ensure farm water dis- measurement of nitrogen leach- areas near kindergartens and pri- charge meets certain thresholds ing per hectare, for all rural mary schools to ensure children for three nutrient levels, which properties over two hectares in were travelling safely. include Nitrate Nitrite Nitrogen - Otago including Clutha District. ‘‘This week I would like to NNN, Dissolved Reactive Phos- The project also highlighted remind all parents and caregivers phorous - DRP, Ammonical Nitro- farmers’ obligations to get to make sure that they have their gen - NH4, along with Escherichia resource consents for working in precious cargo correctly secured coli - E coli. waterways for activities beyond when transporting them in Clutha Development water permitted activity rules. vehicles.’’ quality project manager Hamish ‘‘This is all new territory for All baby capsules, car seats Anderson said so far, NNN levels many farmers, so we are here to and booster seats must be New were generally within the recom- assist in as many ways as we Zealand standard-approved mended threshold. can.’’ makes and models, and secured DRP was present in some Clutha Development was correctly in the vehicles, using cases, especially after rain. NH4 pleased with the positive response anchor points and tether straps. was above and below the from farmers to the project. ‘‘And remember these should threshold. E.Coli levels were simi- This was the first year of the not be used in the front seat of any lar to NH4 in most cases, but some three-year exercise. vehicle, particularly those with higher rates were recorded, ‘‘We aimed for the target of 75 airbags,’’ she said. which needed further testing to farms after one year, but have Under New Zealand law, a establish any anomalies.
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