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k page 22 ELGIN 8: DISEIC'!‘ <xnrmusnn:mnmmsrscmxm Classes began as scheduled during the week of September 8 - 12. Juniors had their first day on the 9th, and, because of a high enrolment, seniors had a staggered start - September 8th and 10th. The first parents' meeting was held on September 8th at the school, at which time teacher Heather Green introduced and welcomed her new assistant, Susan Machan. President Jo Shaw explained the purpose of the regular parents' meetings and welcomed newcomers. Hrs. Green outlined her plans for ,the month with areas of concentration as follows: - Sept. 3 - 12 - getting to know each other and school play areas. - Myself & other people mfldng flmdly scrapbooks. Circle Time - Happy/sad Sept. 22-26 - Mirror Images Sept. 29-0ct.3 â€" Hands & Feet Sept. 15-19 There will now be a weekly-show and tell time" for each class - Juniors on Thursdays, Seniors on Fridays. Parents meetings will be held regularly on the second Monday of each month at 8:00 Pom. at the nursery school, except for the Annual General meeting which will be held Monday, October 6th at 8:00 p.m. I (as the following Monday is Thanksgiving.) Parents wishing to register their children should contact Elaine St. Pierre at 359-5740. Juniors (age 2% to 3%) meet Tuesday and Thursday afternoons from 1:00 to 3:30 p.m. Monthly tuition is 323.00. Seniors (age 3% to kinder- garten) meet Monday, Wednesday and Friday afternoons from 1:00 to 3:30. Monthly tuition is 830.00 'mmmmmmmn duncan's 3595660 acme ‘ poms ‘MONDAY T0 FRIDAY SATURDAY UNTIL 12:00 PANASONIC SALES & SERVICE QUASAR SERVICE TO MOST MAKES ANTENNA INSTALLATION & REPAIRS LVNPHUEST Pat‘s fabric 5 ThclkuulChnuflhnIAnfiml., Ridssu Lakes SOnt. 231) Branch . It's back to work after the summer break. It seems that everyone is fit as a fiddle and ready to go. The monthly meeting held on Sept. 4th, disposed of a lot of paper that had accumulated over the holidays. The'hnnwerxzspiritlmd camyfizuptum at the instigation of Comrade Lou Mitchell a donation to the Terry Fox Fund of $50.00 was authorized. Plans were discussed for the upcoming events. Legion week was bserved all across Canada from Sept. 1 -20, 1980. Zone o 2 (Leeds County) kicked.off the activities with a church parade at Mallorytown on Sunday, Sept. 14th. The various branches in the zone held an activity. Rideau Lakes Branch No. 231 held its second annual "Open House” at the Portland Community Hall on Monday, Sept. 15th. A number of "Top Notch” entertainers were on hand. The feature attraction being Dusty King and Margriet Bakker who thrilled the receptive audience with music and song throughout the evening. Truly a professional performance. Rick Bakker and Ronny Sly came on in relief with a sound per- formance. And Terry Sled with daughters Lisa and Elaine earned a fine round of applause for their selections. Comrade Linton McConville acted as Master of Ceremonies. He extended a special thanks and appreciation to the performers. A few special guests were on hand including: - Mr. and Mrs. C. Kramer from British Columbia and Mr. and Mrs. Bill from Scotland, who were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Don Dunkeld. The Ladies' Auxiliary provided a super lunch. A good time was had by all. The Annual Harvest Ball will be held in the Portland Community Hall on Saturday, October 18th. See you all there. Plans are well advanced for the annual Remembrance Day services at Portland and Elgin on Sunday, November 9th. More details next month. Country living at its best, just 20 minutes from city on paved rd. approx.20 acres hobby farm. alum. clad A bedroom home, large barn. Owner asking $47,000.00. 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Owner anxious for offers on this 3 bedroom alum. clad bungalow with 2 car garage, partially finâ€" ished rec. room, dining room with patio doors to sun deck, living room with fireplace, many extras. Price reduced for quick sale to $u8,500.00. Algonquin area-150 acre dairy farm, approx. 40 head of Holstâ€" eins. milk quota, machinery. new machine shed, 4 bedroom stone home. 330 acre dairy farm. two homes. large main barn 120x36 ties 63 head plus 2 box stalls, addition to barn has room for 23 head. fairly new free stall barn with 6# stalls, pipe line milker, full line of machinery, large milk quota, 3 silos, approx. 150 head of Free Listed Holsteins. 225 acre dairy farm, lovely 4 bedroom alum. clad home. large modern barn, pipe line milker, approx. 50 head of Free Listed cattle. Must be seen to be appr- eciated. Call DEL WILSON at 928â€"2734 or 342â€"7693. 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