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SATURDAY, APRIL 8, 1978
A SPOKESMAN FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AND FISHERIES SAID TODAY THAT DURING THE LAST 12 MONTHS TO MARCH 31, ALMOST A MILLION VISITORS ENTERED THE PARK AREA THROUGH TAI MEI TUK..
HE SAID THE VISITOR FACILITIES, MANY ALREADY IN OPERATION, INCLUDES PICNIC TABLES, BARBECUE PITS, BENCHES AND LITTER BINS. SHELTERS, REFRESHMENT KIOSKS AND TOILETS ARE BEING PROVIDED. IN KEY LOCATIONS.
INFORMATION BOARDS, VIEW COMPASSES AND DISPLAYS INDICATING THE LOCATION OF FACILITIES AND DESCRIBING FEATURES OF THE PARK, WILL BE ERECTED AT ENTRY POINTS, LOOKOUTS AND OTHER STRATEGIC LOCATIONS.
HAYE COMPLIMENTS SCHOOL AND STAFF
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THE DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF EDUCATION, MR. COLVYN HAYE, TODAY PAID TRIBUTE TO THE MANAGEMENT AND STAFF OF RAIMONDI COLLEGE ON THEIR ACHIEVEMENTS IN EDUCATION OVER TWO DECADES.
SPEAKING AT THE OPENING CEREMONY OF THE COLLEGE'S 20TH ANNIVERSARY OPEN DAY AND EXHIBITION, MR. HAYE SPECIALLY COMPLIMENTED FATHER JOSEPH CARRA, THE FIRST SUPERVISOR AND PRINCIPAL, ON HIS ACHIEVEMENTS AND ALSO THE STAFF AND STUDENTS WHO HAD BUILT THE REPUTATION OF THE COLLEGE OVER THE YEARS.
REFERRING TO ITS RECORD OF HIGH ACADEMIC ATTAINMENT, MR. HAYE RECALLED THE TWO FIRSTS THE COLLEGE ACHIEVED THIS YEAR AND SAID RAIMONDI HAD AN ENVIABLE REPUTATION FOR A WIDE RANGE OF ACTIVITIES SUPPLEMENTING THE EDUCATION OF ITS STUDENTS.