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Times Advocate, 1991-11-20, Page 9Times -Advocate, November 20, 1991 Page 9 Concerns raised over education for Catholic school teachers DUBLIN - Chairman of the Huron -Perth County Roman Catholic Sep- arate School Board Bernard Murray expressed his concerns ova the pos- sible shortage of Catholic teachers, during the recent October board meet- ing. In a verbal report, Murray also addressed the issue regarding entrance requirements to faculties of educating', which depend solely upon academ- ic achievement. He suggested a recommendation be made to the Ministry of Education, and outlined various guidelines. The recommendation urges a program to be developed and implement- ed at the faculties of education in Ontario uaivasities. to prepare Roman Catholic teachers to teach religious education in Raman Catholic Schools. 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Ken Allen and his friends enter- tained us with many musical selec- tions as well as leading them in a sing song. A lunch was served and our usual Happy Birthday sung to our November birthday members who were: Elnora Reycraft, Flora Kernick, Florence Huffman, Lillie .) Dobbs, Chris Hessels, Doreen Crudge and Rita Cunningham. We all wish them a successful year ahead. Our foot clinic is still going strong. This service is for the W- ean area and is held the second Wednesday of the month. There is a slight change. The Knights of Columbus hold their monthly euchre party the third Thursday of the month in the com- • mon room. j- The Residents welcome Margaret ►` Caidler back after her recent sur- : gery. She continues to look after her flowers and join them in the evening in the common room. Residents are well into Christmas plans and will share them next month. Huron County Heroes returns to Exeter EXETER - The' HuronCounty Heroes will be. returning' W Exef t` on Tuesday. The evening program marks the second annual series of presenta- tions to give men an opportunity to join together in their support to an end of violence against women. Women are also welcome to at- tend and participate in the sessions which will be held in Clinton, Wingham and in Exeter on Novem- ber 26 at 7 p.m. at the Exeter Town Hall. Each evening will include presen- cations by musician and songwriter Jeff White; Goderich barrister and solicitor Heather Ross; and Huron Perth Centre psychologist and coor- dinator of the Group Delta Men's violence counselling program Doug R Special guests will tie representa- tives from the community police forces. The Huron County Heroes pres- entations are funded by a grant l f om the Ontario Women's Directo- I rate and there is no admission fee. The IBM PS/1 comes pre -loaded with Do Microsoft Works. Some models Include soft Windows and Productivity Pak. MacLeans has all the IBM PS/1 Models se. our showroom - plugged in, turned on and to go. 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The music was so lively that it prompt- ed some of the residents to invite partners to dance. Residents having birthdays dur- ing the month of November were Ellen Broom, Theresa Ducharme and William Leibold. Gifts were presented, courtesy of the Ladies Auxiliary. The chapel service was conduct- ed by Rev. George Philips of Goshen United church on Thursday afternoon and mass was oekbrnted by Fr. Peter Hayes. Residents en- joyed bingo on Friday evening.