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page 11 â€" Elgin & District ’ C0-0p Nursery School Early April activities of the nursery school children will include a trip to the sugar bush, indoor gardening and making of papier mache flowers. The topic for the latter half of the month is "community helpers". Plans are being made for a trip to the fire department and for visits by the O.P.P. and the Public Health Nurse. The parent fundâ€"raising committee has received copies of a cookbook containing recipes donated by parents and friends. Many thanks to Pearl Peddle who created the attractive sketch for the book cover. The cookâ€" books, at $3.00 a copy, are available from parents of the nursery school children or phone 272â€"273ut Any area resident interested in learning about the Nursery School will have two opportunities to do so this month. Monday, April 14th at 8:00 pum. at the Nurser School (Elgin United Church parents and staff will be present to explain its operation and to give a tour of the school. A social hour will follow. Wednesday, April 23, Open House will be held from 1:00 to 3:30 p.m. Adults and children are welcome to visit a class in session. For furthur information call Jo Shaw, 359â€"5426. ,SOUTH CROSBY FIRE DEPARTMENT South Crosby Volunteer Fire Department celebrated their 12th Anniversary on March 8th with a dance at R.D.H.S. -Due to a severe snow storm, the attendâ€" ance was not as high as expected. The 80 people there enjoyed dancing to the Country Swingers. A hot meal was served at mid- night by the Ladies Auxiliary. Chris Burtch won the door prize which was a turkey from Halladay's Grocery. The department has purchased a new twoâ€"way radio for the van. This radio will enable them to communicate better with other fire departments and also between their own vehicles. The installation will be completed this week. Fire extinguishers and smoke detectors are still available through the department. Filling of fire extinguishers can also be arranged. Call Wayne Carbine at 359â€"5959 or John Duncan at 359-5660- . OUR Bvsmfiss w LIFE ' as NOT TO arr AHEAD e 0F omee ozone, 807' 1b can AHEAD OF“- ORSELVES. <:> <C> HANDWEAVING by Alargaret()ney Quality clothing and reproductions of early Canadian textiles STUDIO 27 Bay Street, Newboro Phone 613-272-2086 <C><C><3><S><C><C><C><C><S> TARTE A L'ERABLE (Maple Pie) 4 T. butter or margarine 6 T. flour 1% Cups maple syrup % C. hot water 1 9-in. baked pie shell Melt butter & blend in flour. Cook over low heat stirring constantly until mixture is smooth and bubbly. Remove from heat. Add maple syrup & water. Bring to boiling point & boil 1 minute, stirring constantly. Cook over low heat until thick & transparent, at least 5 minutes. Cool slightly. Pour into baked pie shell. Serve garnished with butternuts or walnuts. WHY NOT PREPARE YOUR CHILD FOR SCHOOL at 8=00 pm on April 23 rd from Foo ’til 3:30 CHILDREN WHO LEARN TO SHARE AND GET ALONG. WITH OTHERS HAVE A HEAD START ON THEIR EDUCATION we are having open house you can visit our school in session come to our annual parents Open night on April 14th and learn how the school is operated THE ELGIN &DISTRICT COâ€"OP NURSERY SCHOOL INC. will give them that head start «(ll .$&&‘ t \~/ {/ 0‘ {S '