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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1987-11-18, Page 88A — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, NOVEMBER INCREASE YOUR .RRSP INCOME WITH RRIF For an ,Income. that can keep on', growing, turn your RRSP Into a Mutual Invests*" Registered Retirement Income Fund •[hoose Irom 6 Investment funds In ThoMateo: Group of Funds •Incomo can start anytlme,between ago 60 6 71 •Incomo Ian be recolvod•,,nonthly 6 quarterly e •emhannuully or.onnually, •RRIF'• aro designed 10 provide growing income un• tH 90, YOU'VE WORKED HARD TO OUILD Up YOU'RE RRSP. WE WILL SHOW YOU HOW TO 017 THE MOST FROM YOUR RETIREMENT. Fo,Tt STEIGMEIER E jmondville 597.0965 Mutual INVESTCO Inc Dna of Ma Mutual Ufa of Canada group aY compw, n. liciVESTf6- SH EA'S HOME RENOVATIONS Excellent. Prices On • Aluminum & Vinyl Siding *Soffit & Fascia • Patio Decks • Roofing & Roof Repairs • Fire & Barbecue Pits • Custom Design Fencing •New Additions • Res Rooms • Replacement Windows &Doors • Storms & Shutters o Drywall FREE ESTIMATES Sales Representative: PAUL b. MARASSE PHONE 345-2355 Long' Distance Call Collect • 18, 1987 Cranbrook WMS 'ladies introduce study on Russia Cranbroak Correspondent MRS. MAC•ENGEL 887-8645 • Rev. Wallace Howlett, London, secretary of the Bible Society took part in the regular morning service in Knox Church on November 8. He told of the work of the Bible Society in the world. WMS NEWS Mrs. Jack Knight was hostess for the November meeting of the Wpmen's M i - s sionary Society and 11 ladies: attended. • The leader, Mrs,., Stewart Steiss used the th also present. Bro. Norm Hill ,showed Slides The Vanass Sisters, Jennifer'•anti Jolanda on the Games for the physially disabled • played several numbers while the dinner which was held at Brantford .in August this was being served.. There was a door prize 'year, also the fishing trip sponsored by. the draw and first.a table centre,went to Bros,. Foresters at Great Bear Lake, Northern • Mac McIntosh and second to Bro. Bob Bren- Saskatchewan. Bro. Jim Martin of Atwood was presented with his 25 year jewel. Donald Wair from Westfield presented a Cousin Clem Show which made the rafters ring' with laughter. Mrs. Phyllis Mitchell played several old time numbers on the violin which was much enjoyed by all, "Rernenibranee— •d for--theevotions,-Taco— ' • ner. Several Forester pens were also presented. The Banquet Committee was Jack Conley, Beryl Smith and Lois Hart. PEOPLE Ruth Dinddr and friend have moved from Cambridge to the former Matt. Burghardt house. minutes silence was observed in remem brance of those who lost their lives in the wars. Mrs. Leslie Knight introduced the new study on Russia, telling,. many interesting. facts of life there, particularly pertaining to worship and the many problems foreign to • us. Minutes and financial reports were heard, seven cards ,and 13 visits. were reported. Roll call was a remembrance. verse..A brief report on the Fall Conference at Goderich was given by the members who • attended. The hymns sung. in the meeting were For Healing of the Nations and From Ocean unto Ocean. All repeated the Mizpah'• Reitediction-and-hutch-and-a-sacral time ---pi mst4or-the-hymns-- followed. The December meeting will begin Gloria Wilbee gave a timely message on • with a potluck dinner at the home. of Mrs. the Promised Land and showed.a video of Stuart Stevenson. what -had happened since;the 40s, the history CRANBROOKFORESTERS of the' world.. 1',t showed. ,different Court Woodbine M100 era nbrook •memorials,, remembering the past. Donna Foresters held their annual banquet and pin McClure, read an article •ofthe second .world night in the .Cranbrook•Community Centre war' heroes and Olene Dennis closed this on Tuesday,' November 10. A beef dinner part of the. meeting with prayer. was served by Joan Smith and Beth Earl. Marie McGayin presided for the business There were 80•Foresters and families pre- opening with a poem, "The World has need "sent, ,Bro. Norm Hill and ,bis. wife Jessie for you". Minutes were read by. Audrey represented. High °Court from. Brantford. Hackwell and the treasurer's report was • Bro. Stan McDonald,' High Chaplain was given by Doreen Harkwell. The report of the Walton Correspondent' MRS. BETTY McCALL 887-6677 Walton I unit of the United Church Women held its- November meeting in the church basement. Wednesday evening when 17 members answered the roll call on 'Pass the Peace'. Gloria Wilbe.e opened the meeting and followed . the theme 'Peace passeth all understanding'. Doreen Hackwell was BALLOONS FOUND While Don Cotton was ploughing on the Stewart Steles farm on November 9 he found eight balloons firmly tied together which' had been released from a school in Milwaukee. For a week students sold balloons for 50 cents each to help raise money for their PTA. Eight students names were enclosed in the balloons requesting an answer by whoever found them stating, when and where they were found. They had been released on October 1. e ---of -WaI to#'t-----meeting copper contest, leaders was given with a Pictures are to be taken' of the groups to potluck supper decided for the December put in a book that is being made for the 25th meeting with a gift exchange. , Anniversary of the U.C.W. ' All • former The U.C.W, general meeting is called for 6 members areto be asked to attend this p.tn, on Wednesday, December 2 for a special occasion. potluck supper. Turn to page 9 Walton schoolhouse takes 'a ride . A historic Walton building took 'a short Roy Bennett..It' was covered with red journey last week ' to make room , for asphalt shingles and trimmed with yellow progress. paint and included all the conveniences like The "second school" on the • property o McGavin Farm Equipment was moved • from its old.location beside County Road 12 to the rear portion of the McGavin lot. Im- mediately after the building was off its foun- dation, workmen moved in to pour footings for a new addition to the McGavin building for more display room. The old school was built in 1920 to be used as a, junior classroom after.the brick school house next door (now'the main McGavin building) became overcrowded. It was built underthe n,couo•Vi Ginn of :Tnhn Shnrfraari and • indoor toilets. The building was used only until 1932 and then, along with the red brick school was sold to Gordon McGavin when the new Walton school opened in 1962. • Brian McGavin said the old building was found to be still very sound when the moving crew jacked it up and prepared to move it. The building will be used as an unheated storage space. Mr,. McGavin said it was much cheaper to move the old school than,it would be to construct a new storage shed. X'. Expert Interior & ' Exterior Decorating Wallcoverings Benjamin Moore Paints Window Shades . Hildebrand Paintat. 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