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Page THE HERALD Wednesday October 1 1 19X9 WI members honored Theres still tickets left for 1989 Octoberfest on Friday Womens Institute met Oct and It was a day of surprise for two members President Jean Ander son presented Glenda Benton past president with a certificate of merit for faithful support and service then presented Jean Anderson with a FWIO certificate of merit for dedication and outstanding service Both surpris ed ladies expressed appreciation to their branch members for their Plans were made for upcoming euchres Area convention in Man- Hill Oct 26 and 27 and district Nov 19 in Brookville Hall A report from the fall board meeting brought members up to date on events Each lady had researched Nova Scotia and these presentations brought joyable afternoon to a close The Wl euchre was attended by 28 people Winners playing white cards were Mae Tost Jean Str inger and lone hands Jean Ander son Playing yellow cards the win ners were Charlotte Eva Wilson and lone hands Svbil Shields The next euchres will be held Oct Nov 2 and 16 luck supper at will Daycare centre expands to house 15 children Legion Lines J T HAYES Branch 12fR0 What began as a dream for Lucy blossomed into reality when her day care centre was ap proved for Main Street Georgetown last year And like the preschoolers who spend their days in the daycare centre at Moore Park the dream grew bigger Mrs Moore Place Nursery will expand to house lit tle people including pre schoolers and five toddlers The daycare matron and her followers cried and clapped last year when they received the go- ahead from local town councillors It was a moment of celebration And now things are only getting better They were very patient to wait for me Mrs Quaglia said of her faithful clients The open house for the daycare centre will be held Oct 23 to 27 Mrs Quaglia says she welcomes people who are interested in atten ding Moore Place has four adults on staff including two Early Childhood Education graduates a fulltime and a assis tant Moore Place Day Nursery offers fulltime or parttime care for children from months to five years of age Programs at the centre are based on theories of development for the child Mrs Quaglia says there are concrete experiences to make the child solve problems in ac cordance with his or her own maturity at even- given stage Children are taught logical skills and mathematical concepts in a way suited to their level of learn ing she said Exchange students wanted The Canada World Youth pro gram has started Its recruitment campaign for the 199091 session The organization is looking for Canadian citizens or landed im migrants who are between the ages of 17 and 20 at the end of this year The Canada World Youth pro gram is an international ex change program between Canada and a developing nation in Asia Africa or Latin America Participants will live and do volunteer work in Canada then do work in a host country The pro gram lasts seven months Over the last 19 years there have been over ioo communities Ontario that have hosted the iirogram Applications must be in before Jan 1990 Applications can be obtained at the Canada World Youth Ontario Regional Office Bloor St West 2nd Floor in Toronto or call 4l6i9220776 Please remember to recycle this newspaper along with your glass bottles and jars aluminum and steel food and beverage cans plastic soft drink containers RECYCLING It only works if we all do our parti HOME PRODUCTS LTD Wo one ever regretted buying quality Custom Design Installation THERMAL REPLACEMENT WINDOWS STANLEY THERMAL ENTRANCE DOORS PATIO DOORS SOFFIT FACIA AND EAVESTR0UGH SIDING PATIO DECKS AND FENCING SOLAfllUMS NEW ADDITIONS CUSTOM DESIGNED BAY AND BOW WINDOWS ALUMINIUM AWNINGS AND SHUTTERS ELEGANT VERTICAL AND HORIZONTAL SHADES 8733459 No Obligation to Purchase QUALITY CREDIBILITY RELIABILITY Moore Place also stresses motor skills Moore Place has a language program stressing hand to eye coordination as well as reading and printing exercises The daycare centre uses Halton Board of Educationapproved reading and printing exercises French as a second language is introduced to children through songs Mrs says The nursery at 83 Main Street N Highway is equipped to handle 50 children as allowed under Nursery Act guidelines The playground is unique in the area Mrs Quaglia says That is why there are lots of free space to run and romp besides the space allotted for sand boxes climbers bikes and other outdoor equipment The Plymouth committee have a few tickets left for their Oc toberfest on Friday Oct get them at the bar at each The Friday night euchre is back in full swing come on down if you want a social game of cards High lady Floss Tracy second was a tie between Vi Hewitt and Lily Most lone hands Mae Tost High gent Charlie Sheppard second Ernie most lone hands Lois Richardson On Saturday being Thanksgiv ing we had a turkey draw The following won some meat Bea Clark Bob Hayes Helen Cloutier Frank Nicholson Bill Collier Marg Hod- der Betty Brown Denny McCart ney Doris Presswood Colin Gib son Archie Brown the turkey was won by Betty Brown CAR CLUB The captains have received their new tickets and should start distribution this week If you dont hear about yours this week call your captain The sooner the subs arc all back in he sooner we can Ret the show on the road At this time when we are coming close to Remembrance week the most important time in the Legion year let us spare a few moments to think of those who are not as for tunate as ourselves Those who are sick or shutin A five minute visit a phone call a short note can mean so much Are you sure havent got the time We have posted a photograph of the ball diamond at Ballinafad a donation by your branch helped this project along Santa will be visiting Branch on Dec This year members will be receiving a membership reminder in the mail shortly along with some draw tickets this is our request to you our members to help defray the cost of the childrens party and 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