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Royal Winter Fair, students from Exeter Public School line up outside teachers act as tour leaders for the outing. T-A photo
Times-Advocate, November 24, 1977 Page 9
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PRE-CHRISTMAS SALE
20% AO%
Off every table lamp in the store!
Save now for Christmas gifting.
SALE EFFECTIVE NOV. 28 TO DEC. 3
ALL SALES FINAL! SORRY NO REFUNDS OR EXCHANGES.
CASH N' CARRY
Royal Albert & Paragon China, Waterford Crystal and Giftware.
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(operated by the
Children's Aid Society)
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CHRISTMAS BUREAU
gifts, new and nearly nev' toys and clothing
may be left at the Exeter United Church
Dec. 5-9th
Remember Teenagers Too!
Income tax receipts issued for all financial
dopations. Registration #0184192-01-15
FAMILY & CHILDREN SERVICES
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Goderich, Ont.
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GRAND BEND
CLEANERS
AND LAUNDERERS
EXETER-GRAND BEND-MITCHELL
Our official opening in Exeter was a
huge success!!
Thank-you to all our customers who took advantage of
our sale prices.
We will continue to provide you with new services and
top quality dry cleaning so watch the T.A. for an-
nouncements of future sales and additional services.
Prize Winners Drawn Nov. 21
First: Judy Gingerich — Zurich
Second: Nan Kincaid Grand Bend
Third: Mary Shoebottom — Centralia
"When you care send your garments
to us your quality dry cleaner"
Parents, teachers
discuss faith topic
Over 230 people from the
separate school system in Huron
and Perth Counties met in Dublin
Sunday afternoon to discuss their
role as parents in the faith
education of their children.
The program, Focus on Faith,
was sponsored by the Huron-
Perth County Roman Catholic
Separate School board, and was
initiated in 1974 by the Ontario
Separate School Trustees'
Association to highlight the Faith
dimension of catholic schools in
the province.
Participating in the program
were two parent couples from
each of the 19 separate schools,
principals and their spouses,
teacher representatives and
spouses, the trustees and their
wives, the priests, administrative
staff and their wives and Bishop
John Sherlock, London, the
celebrant of the Eucharist.
Special speakers for the day
from the Ontario Separate School
Trustees' Assaciation were Chris
Asseff, Executive Director and
Sister Elaine Dunn, Resource Co-
ordinator.
The program has been divided
into three phases, 'the first in-
volved the trustees, while Sun-
day's program which was the
second phase, involved the
parents and phase three will have
the Children in the catholic
schools as the centre and object
of the program.
Sunday the parents discussed
ways through which the home,
the school, the church and the
community could work together
in better faith commitment. It
was found that parents cannot
work as individuals but require
help from many sources to fulfill
the role of Catholic christian
parent.
Sister Elaine in her address
said that parents, priests,
principals, and teachers "should
be united around our children"
and repeated a statement by
Bishop Sherlock that "what gets
communicated to children are:
the values you hold, the things
you love and the lives you live".
Mr, Asseff said that parents
are apathetic and noone has found
a way to get them interested in
the faith education of their
children until the present Focus
on Faith program and we are
showing the parents they have a
very important part to play in the
faith education of their children,
Mr. Asseff told the group that
parents have the primary and
inalienable right and respon-
sibility for the education of their
children and that faith must be
blended with learning and living
as it is in the home. He said, "Our
schools come into being and
continue to the extent that
catholic parents consider their
faith to be their most precious
legacy to their children,"
He said "Our schools must
meet this primary stand;
deepening, clarifying, ripening
the faith received in the home."
William Eckert, Director of
Education, concluded his
remarks to the assembly: "We
take pride in our beliefs and we
want our children to believe as
we do. We want to give our
children the best possible
chances for knowing, un-
derstanding and loving God,"
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