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6 -- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday August 31, 1982 letters Vandals sickness (From page 5) vandal are too embarrassed to report it, even if they know such an act was the work of their off-springs. Rewards should not be necessary. Decent, thinking citizens, the peers of vandals and anyone else who has a shred of information con- cerning any act of vandalism should come forward voluntarily and help to curb this mean and vicious crime. Vandalism exhibits a sick- ness within the community and touches each of us. The only effective antidote is a community convinced that it does not want such behaviour marring its exist- ance. Vandalism is not prankish. It is not a little fun gone wrong. It is the first evidence of a sickness that needs treatment. Community health in general is threatened by the vandal and anyone who can help curb this craziness with- in our society is actually making a contribution to the cure of the disease. No civilized community needs or wants such a sick- ness. 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The new principal is Harry Kiezebrink, taking over from Murray Prentice, who is now principal at the elementary school in Sunderland. And Ian Cooke, is the new vice-principal, replacing Wayne Ellis who is now prin- cipal of the elementary school in Beaverton. The four other new members on the R.H. Corn- ish staff this September are Kim Nadeau, teaching French Immersion grades one and two; Paul Reid, teaching music and science, and Phyllis Stewart, part- time in academic resources. Mr. Kiezebrink was prin- cipal at Prince Albert Public School four years ago. Since then, he spent three years as principal at Cannon Public School in Oshawa and last year was at West Lynde School in Whitby. He said the-projected en- rollment for R.H. Cornish this September is 971 students, a slight increase over last year. That figure could change once registra- tion is complete. Mr. Cooke began his teaching career in 1970 in Sarnia. 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