The Uniting Church at Albion Park offered their hall, and this turned out to be advantageous as they were able to accommodate sixteen children. Once again Norman and Harry came to the rescue and adapted the building for them, making furniture. Finally, they moved to the current location, then used as the Anglican Church in Albion Park Rail, and were allowed to take 24 children!
This also meant a big commitment from Harry and Norman, as they had to convert the preschool into a church each Friday evening and back into a preschool on Sunday evening. Some of the parishioners helped with the alterations needed to this building.
All through the moves and changes, they had regular visits from the Child Welfare Department, and although each time, they had suggestions of how to improve things, they always had their licence renewed.
Several ladies from the church and some of the mothers volunteered as helpers with the children over the years. Many people in the community worked and helped out at the preschool before and after being turned into a proper business venture, with raised fees and a director appointed.
Eventually in 1977, Norman and Betty went to work in Darwin and handed the business side of things over to Ron Fletcher.
Beth stayed on working there until she was sixty years old.