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Page B6 Winston^lemOironick Thursday, Septemberl, 1988 Photos by Mike Cunningham Hustle And Bustle These youngsters are enjoying the great variety of activities put on by the Winston Lake Famiiy YMCA Preschool this summer. Activities included field trips, educational activities, picnics, swimming, movies and a Fiesta to top the session off. YOUR COMMUNITY -MINDED FUNERAL DIRECTORS Ryan Funeral Home 3001 Old Greensboro Road If Cost Is a Consideration, Consider Us First 722-1141 Samuel L. Strickland Clark S. Brown & Sons Funeral Home 717 Patterson Ave. 722-8117 Clark S. Brown "Serving WIniton-Salem Since 1928" Gilmore's Funeral Home Inc. 1609 N, Liberty St. 723-5508 Jerr^ Gilmore III "Your Loving Friends' HOME OF 727 Waughtown St J.A- Johnson Sr F'uneral Service Since m hooper^ Funeral Home 1417 E. 14lh St 724-1561 T.J. Hooper Jr, Russell’s Funeral Home 822 Carl Russell Ai 722-3459 Youngsters enjoy active summer at Winston Lake YMCA By ROMY ALLEN Special To The Chronicle Summer is drawing to a close, but if you were to take a peek in the 4- and 5-year-old classroom of the Winston Lake Family YMCA Preschool, you would never know it. The activity in the classroom is constant, and the hustle and bustle of field trips and visitors is very serious business. If you were to have peeked in the classroom in June, you would have seen many activity sessions on animals — from dinosaurs to farm animals, from forest animals to zoo animals - with many trips to farms, the Nature Science Cen ter to see the dinosaurs and to woodsy areas to study the forest animals. But if you were to take a clos er peek, you would have seen that the real excitement was focused on the big trip to the Museum of Life and Sciences in Durham. Both young and old could appre ciate all the areas of interest. Their prehistoric display is monumental. The jungle display is fabulous. The barnyard animals are funny and the reptilian creatures chill ing. There are many more points of interest, but it's time to move on to July. The best advice I can Dr. LV. Stennls Meeting planned to form new church The Christian Charismatic Methodist Church International Inc. will sponsor an organizational meeting Monday, Sept. 5, at 7:30 p.m. at the Family Christian Cen ter, 4111 Carver School Road. The purpose of the meeting is to organize a local church congre gation. Bishop L.V. Stennis, chief executive officer of the organiza tion, says: "If you believe that sal vation comes through Jesus Christ, that God wants his people to live in divine health, that he wants his people to prosper, that he gives us the Holy Spirit to be our guide, then you need to be at this meeting." For more information call 767-8681. A SUBSCRIPTION MAKES A GREAT GIFT CALL 722-8624 TODAY! give you is to go and check it out for yourself. The month of July was just as exciting, with a two-week Kickoff of Nature/Science weeks. The first week of the series dealt with the "Hug-a-Tree" project, in which each child adopted and personal ized their own tree. They learned all about the parts of their trees and the species. Some of the chil dren even gave their trees a name. The second week of the scries involved the planets, stars and moons of our universe. The chil dren learned about why there is night and day, the position of our planet earth in relationship to the sun, and that the sun is in fact a star. The series ended with a visit to the Morehead Planetarium in Chapel Hill. Keep in mind that all through the field trips and special activities, we squeezed in time to go swimming twice a week,jhe movies once a week, the Arts for Tots six-week program at WSSU, an occasional picnic at our own special places and a graduation. Whew! Out of breath? Don't be — because we still have August on the agenda. Everyone thinks that just because August usually symbol izes a return to school, things should start calming down. Not here at the preschool. During our occupations week, both the Police and Fire depart ments paid us visits in full uni form and gave us good tips on personal and fire safely. Once we learned about good safety prac tices, then it was off again. We visited some local fast food restaurants and learned all about their operations. Naturally, when we finished the tours, we hung around and helped sample their products. Yum, yum! But that still wasn't enough for us hustlers and bustlers. We decided to have a picnic at a dif ferent park each week, with the grand finale at Tanglewood. That was absolutely pure fun, because we were able to play in different surroundings each week. You ask, is that all? Well, yes and no. We’ve decided to take it slow and easy this last week of preschool before we all take off to our respective kindergartens. We are only going to pour up some freeze pops, prepare our gua- camole, plaster up a pinada - all for our Fiesta!! Of course, this will take place on the very last day of preschool, so we can go off to kindergarten with a bang! Romy Allen is a preschool teacher at the Winston Lake Family YMCA. JOHNSON / HOWARD-ROBINSON’S HOME OF MEMORY “The Best In Funeral Service’’ 727 Waughtown Sr. 788-3910 COMPLETE FUNERAL SERVICES Come In And Sec Whai We Have To Offer I $495oo-$795oo I Prices include first call to home or hospital, preparation and the casket as selected. 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