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THE HURON -PERTH CATHOLIC
SCHOOL BOARD
KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION
In order to register for Kindergarten, children must by five (5)
years of age on or before December 31, 1990. Parents are
asked to bring Birth Certificate, Baptismal Certificate and proof
of Immunization. It is advisable that parents contact the school
in which you intend to register your child for an appointment prior
to the registration date.
The registration date and location for Regular Kindergarten
classes will be as follows- -
St. Joseph's School
Mr. James McQuillan, Principal
RR 3 Goderich, Ontario N7A 3X9
529-7646
February 15, 1990 1:00 PM. -4:00 PM.
Any parent who wishes to register a child for French immersion
Kindergarten and has not yet done so, should contact -
Mr. Jim McDade, Principal; 524-9901
V. McInnes, WilliamEckert,
Chairman of the Board Director of Education
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OMMB elects •new chairman
• John Core became the fourth Chain=
in the 24 -year histay of The Ontario Milk
Marketing Board when he was elected to
that poA at a special meeting of the
Board held here today. Peter Oosterhoot
was elected as the new Vice -Cairn.
Mr. Core served as Vice -Chairman of
the Board ince the summer of 1006, hav-
ing served since 1901 as an elected
member representing milk producers in
Lambton, Middlese]c, Kent and Essez
counties (terms normally last four
years).
As a member of the OMMB, Mr. Coe
serves on the Federal Dairy Task Force,
is a director of Dairy Farmers of Canada
and sits on the Canadian Milk Supply
Vhalalgelnellt Committee. He is a past
director of the Ontario Dairy Herd Im-
provement Corporation.
• Mr, Core and two brothers milk about
70 Holsteins on the 600 -acre farm near
Wyoming in Lambton County.
• Vice -Chairman Peter Oosterhoff was.
first elected to the Board in 1975 and is
in his fourth term representing milk pro-
ducers in the cotuttlee of Wentworth,
Niagara North, Niagara South, Heidi -
mend and Brant. He is Second Vice -
President of Dairy Farmers of Canada,
has 4erved on the Advisory Committees
for/Milk' Cheese and Transportation as
well asa number of other Board
committees.
Mr. Oosterhoff, along with his family,
milk about 50 Holsteins on their 400 -acre
farm near Beamsville .Ontario.
The election followed an announcement
• at the Board's Annual Meeting by J.
Grant Smith that he would not seek re-
election for a fifth term as Chairman.
Mr. Smith had served as Chairman since
1906, been Vice -Chairman since 1977 and .
served on the Board since 1968. The
board will continue to benefit frorn Mr.
Smith's many years of experience on the
national and international dairy scene as
he will complete the remaining two years
of his term as a member of the Board.
• THERE IS A CERTAIN
—Majesty about a man who can stand
alone.
. —Loveliness about naturalness that acting
can never imitate.
• —Dignity in plain speech that oratory can
• never duplicate. •
—Elegance about plain things that decora-
tions cermet improve.
—Winsomeness about silence with which
• no speech can compete.
—Piety about charity that even prayers
cannot duplicate. •
—Authority about conscience that no man
can ignore.
• w yours ONLY IdiEW
—The v luer of time it would waste little of
this precious thing.
• —The value of experience it would listen
more readily to advice.
—The worth of accuracy it would cultivate
it at all cost.
—The healing power of time it would spend
little time worrying.•
• —The difficulties that lie ahead it would
enjoy youth. • • •
—The hazards of the road it would^ "keep to
the right." •
—The power of a great faith it would seek
God at all costs.
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