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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1979-05-09, Page 26Pa9® 26 May 9,1979 | ADAMS | Heating 4 Cooling New officers are named r Busy time for local nursery school kids BINGO JACKPOT GOES We had another Winner • Heating Systems of All Types INSTALLED, MODERNIZED pnd MAINTAINED • General Sheet Metal Work By DONNA LANSINK Spring is a busy time for everyone and so it is at the Lucan and District Coop Nursery School. The nice weather makes field trips easier and the children walked to the Lucan fire hall for a visit. They have also been on a bus trip to the Lucan Regional Children’s Museum and a nature walk around Lucan. A ‘'Picnic in the Park” is planned for June as the year-end bash with the Stratford Senior Citizens Band and a Puppet show to entertain the children. The election of new of ficers for 1979-1980 was held at the May 2 general meeting. The new offficers are: President - Janis Latta; Vice-President - Lynn Heckman; Secretary - Harolyn Sires; Treasurer - Sandy McKaig. Congratulations! Registrations for Sep tember are now being ac cepted. Please telephone 227- 4059 for further information. As our main fundraising event of the year we are holding a dance at the Lucan arena, Friday, May 11. Last year’s dance was very successful and we have put an extra effort into it this year to make it even better. Joe Overholt and the Standbys will be playing from 9-11, and a hearty lunch is provided. Please call 227- 4905 for further information and tickets. Proceeds to aid operation of the school. Our nursery school is a co operative which means the parents are required to • Humidifiers • Ventilation 235-2187 133 Huron St., East, Exeter mi I iiiiiii ill mini i ii i ii mu 11 it in i ii 11 • Pens • Calendars • Mugs • Buttons • T-Shirts • Caps • Labels • Lighters • Matches rou name >t ana well supply>1 wth your personal imprint er Call Rob Grant 235-1018 in Exeter • Air Conditioning NOTICE Village of Lucan NURSERY SCHOOL GYMNASTICS —- Students at the Lucan Co-op nursery school have some new climbing equipment to enjoy. Top, Joanne Tomson, Ward Lansink and Shane Gillian. Centre, Frances Mawdsley, Stephen Hozier, Julia Van Geel, Julie De Vree, Krista Giger, Nathan Ryan, Sheilagh Bond, Olivia Cain, Kathy Lojzer and Andrea Van Geel. Stan ding was Carol Smith. f-A photo REFRIGERATION DOMESTIC & COMMERCIAL CENTRAL AIR SYSTEMS HEAT PUMPS MAX'S TV & APPLIANCES GRAND BEND 238-2493 Taxpayers are reminded that the second in stalment of taxes are due by May 15th, 1979. Taxes paid by mail and post marked on May 15th will still be considered receiv ed on time. EJ. Me/anson Clerk Treasurer Village of Lucan Seniors enjoy card play, entertain for nursery kids * A A A * WE ARE NOW Authorized Dealer For STELCO SIDING Stelco Rainware and accessories Aluminum Storm Doors Aluminum Storm Windows Aluminum Rain ware and Accessories Aluminum Awnings & Shutters You install or we install Free Estimates. JIM BECKER CONSTRUCTION DASHWOOD 237-3526 The meeting of the Sun shine and Busy Buddies groups with the president Mary Kooy, in charge, was held Thursday afternoon. In the absence of the secretary, assistant secretary Marjorie Steeper took the notes for the day. A poem “Age is a State of Mind” was read by Rita Morley. The lunch committee Rita and Luther Morley, Agnes Northgrave and Kathleen Neil was thanked by the President, as was Mildred Hirtzel the Social convener for April. Florence Hodgins will be the convener. A singsong and euchre members of Group with prizes going as follows: Lady’s high, Kathleen Neil; Lone Hands, Rose Atkinson; low score, Margaret Carter; Man’s high score, Luther Morley; Lone hands, Ed Dowdell; the and Low, Lon Phillips. The Busy Buddies continued their basketry course. Seniors Entertain Seven members of Lucan Senior Citizen Sun shine and Busy Buddies Groups visited the Lucan and District Co-Operative Nursery Scho.ol, Monday morning, May 7 to entertain the children with some old time music and nursery rhymes. Dora Thompson was at the piano, Clarence Lewis played his violin, Ethel Lewis the washboard, Muriel Cobleigh on the cymbals (2 stainless steel lids) Mildred Hertzel the spoons, Mary Kooy the kazoo and Iva Hodgins the jewsharp. Each member introduced herself and himself and the in strument being used. The children, their teacher, Mary Lou Allenson, and the mothers on duty, sang along with the “band!” attend classes occasionally to help Miss Allenson, our teacher. This is an ad vantage over most nursery schools as it gives the parents more opportunity to see the development of their child and assist in the operation of the school. The school is only as good as the input from the parents, As a “C are members of Association for Parent Participating Schools for London and District. The Association consists of 22 London and area schools, representing 950 families in the community. The Association is a member of the committee of councils of Parent Par ticipation Schools of Ontario which in turn has in ternational affiliations. The A.P.P.S.L.D. helps to compile, and dispense ideas from all these people to help the nursery schools in the administration and operation of the co-operative ideals. This year the association has asked us to host a mini workshop at our school, Wednesday May 16, at 8:00 at Lucan United Church. Workshop topics will in clude fundraising, publicity and newsletters, public relations implications of the registrar’s job; and con ducting worthwhile parent meetings and field trips. This is an excellent op portunity for us to show off our Nursery School as we are very proud of our large and well equipped facilities. We would like to extend an invitation to everyone in the community to visit the school and take advantage of this opportunity to see the work and dedication that goes on behind the Co operative schools in Canada. Help us celebrate the year of the Child in Lucan. Since the new executive takes office in June, I’d like “Co-op” we the Weather co- en- the May Social was enjoyed played by the Sunshine MOTHER'S DAY SALE BUY MOM A LIVING GIFT - GET HER THAT SPECIAL TREE SHE WANTS WE ARE CELEBRATING MOM'S DAY WITH A WEEKEND SALE SATURDAY & SUNDAY ONLY 10% OFF ON ALL ORNAMENTAL EVERGREENS AND TREES 50% OFF ON WHITE SPRUCE-RED PINE-WHITE PINE 6'-8' and 8'-10' POPLARS WHILE Reg. $5.95-$7.95 ONLY THEY LAST Mom's Favorite WHITE 1"-1 ’/2" STEMS BIRCH 1’/2 "-2" STEMS Reg. $18.00 Reg. $2400 $12.50 $16.00 CLUMPS 2O%oh r.8 «22oo >17.00 OUR BOX PLANTS ARE READY STILL ONLY 89* a box VEGETABLES — Tomatoes, Cabbage, Peppers, Onions, Let tuce, Celery, Cucumbers, Etc. FLOWERS — Petunias, Portulaca, Carnations, Geraniums, Cannas, Marigolds, Salvia, Alyssum, Pansy, Kochia, Dusty Miller, Etc, GREEN WOOD NURSERY HWY. 82 N. THEDFORD 296-4665 Im 12 j Church news There was no service in the Lucan United Church Sunday due to the Clan- deboye anniversary, to which members from Lucan U.C. were invited. The Sunday Church School continued as usual. Tomorrow, Thursday, the Prayer and Share Fellowship will meet at 9:45 a.m. in the C.E. Wing. All women of the community are invited. On May 13, Christian Family Sunday, the Sacrament of Infant Bap tism will be celebrated at 11:15 a.m. and at 7:30 p.m the London and District Chapter of the U.C. Renewal Fellowship will meet. The Lucan Session is called to meet Tuesday, May 15 at 8 p.m. All members are urged to be present. Rev. Chauncy MacKay of the Ilderton Charge will be the speaker at Lucan U.C. on Sunday May 20th when Rev. Keith Brown will be the Anniversary speaker at Birr U.C. Open House at Medway Many from this area at tended the open house 30th anniversary celebration at Medway District High School on Friday evening. was great The weatherman operated with 121 thusiastic riders in Family Ride for Cancer of the Biddulph-Lucan Branch, Sunday, May 6. Everyone seemed to be enjoying themselves and roughly $2,200 will be raised when pledges are in. Thanks to all riders and sponsors. Riders are urged to collect their pledges as soon as possible so the campaign books may be completed for 1979. Special thanks to “Mr. Christie” for the “good cookies” and to the Pop Shoppe for the nice discount on the pop and donation of the cups. The Branch is most grateful to the Lucan OPP detachment for their valued assistance at Highway 23 as well as patrolling the route. Your help was greatly ap preciated. Wednesday, May 9 to Sunday, May 13 JOHNSON'S Baby Shampoo 350 ml Sugg. $ f Q A Retail $3.09 1 RAID Insect Strip Sugg. f A Retail $3.59 dmO 1 > Lysol Spray 13oz. Sugg. S 1Retail $2.55 I IVdfe ROWNTREE BLACK MAGIC Chocolates 1 lb. Sugg. Retail G S5.29 JoOl DELSEY BOUTIQUE Bath Tissue Pkg. of 4 * Sugg $ f 1 Reatil$1.39 1 odh | FARRAY FAWCETT Creme Rinse 225 ml Sugg. Retail > Ofc S2.56 ’1.02 GILLETTE Trac II Blades Pkg. of 5 Sugg. OdfcC Retail $1.79 WOODBURY GOLDEN RICH Shampoo Sugg. Retail 450 ml Q Qt $1.46 OO DISCOUIMTmil 433 MAIN ST. EXETER.ibk, we reserve the right 235-1661 ro LIMIT QUANTITIES to thank Mary Lou Allenson and my executive this year for their help and also everyone who has supported the school in numerous ways this year-from buying our baking to donating craft materials. A special thanks to the Lucan United Church for allowing us to use that large sunny basement. Please continue that support! I hope the new executive has as rewarding a term as I have had this past year. Guardian Sale of the Year! JERRY BARTLEY 138 Duchess Street Lucan won the $700 jackpot at the Lucan Bingo May 2. 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