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Mrs. Viola Heipmiller.
The energetic members of the Even-
ing Auxiliary‘are busy with their paint
brushes again„ when they are giving
the choir room of the church a coat
of paint.
On 'June 17 the United Church
Sunday School .plan on holding their
anniversary 'when Rev. Cannon Doyle
of the- Sunday School Board of the
United Church-, will be the guest
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speaker.. The Elgar quartette of
Kitchener are expected for this oc-
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Mr. and Mrs. George King also Mr.
and Mrs. J, H. King visited Mr. and
Mrs. Melvin Gitcinson in Hanover on
Wednesday last.
Columbia Records
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at the
PATTISON
RADIO SERVICE
as well as
R. C. A. Victor and
Bluebird Recordings
Phone 171J Wingham
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Neilson's Jersey Brand Cocoa, 1 lb. .. . „ 29c
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poured tea.
For travelling the bride wore a suit
of grey and white tweed with blue
accessories, •The happy couple left for
the Lake District amid showers of rice,
in a station wagon decorated by her
chums in bandages due to the dearth
of ribbon.
Miss ' Betty Heinmiller, Hespler,
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WHITECHURCH
Mr. Clarence McClenaghan had
-charge of the services in the United
BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. J. N. H. Norton, Pastor
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SUNDAY, JUNE 3rd
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SCHEME PRESENTED
TO 1100 PRODUCERS
County Hog C941Mittee To p0
graarged
A meeting of hog producers. of
Huron. County was held in the Agri-
culture rooms at Clinton on Monday
evening with Chas. Milton, Princeton,
vice president of the Ontario Hog
Producers Association and Geo.. John-
ston, Owen Sound, Director for Hur-
on, Grey and Bruce Counties as the
speakers.
Mr, Milton explained how the Hog
Producers had been organized and
what they had done and what was
planned to do. Mr. Johnston explain-
ed the scheme which. is being proposed
and which will be presented to the
Marketing Board for approval.
After much discussion it was decid-
ed to add one Director from each
township unit of the Federation of
Agriculture to the present hog' corn,-
mittee of the County Federation to
assist with the presentation of the
scheme to the Hog Producers of the
County.
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THREE TEAMS IN
W. 0. A. A. LOOPS
Wingham will have a juvenile base-
ball team, a men's softball and a girls'
softball team. The groupings are:
Juvenile baseball, Goderich, Auburn,
Wingham. Ripley; Convenor, William
Craig, Auburn. Men's softball, I Brus-
sels, Wingham, Moncrieff, Walton;
Convenor, Rev. G. Haselwood, Wal-
ton. Girls' softball, Wingham, Brus-
sels, Ripley; Convenor, Frank Madill,
Baseball Schedule
June 15-Ripley at Wingham
21-Auburn at .Goderich
27-Goderich at Ripley
29-Wirigham at Auburn.
July 4-Auburn at Ripley
5--Wingham at Goderich
9,-Goderich at Wingham
13-Ripley at Auburn
16-Auburn at Wingham
19-Ripley at Goderich
20-Wingham at Auburn
25-Auburn at Ripley
26-Wingham at Goderich
30-Ripley at Wingham.
Aug. 1-Goderich at Ripley
' 3-Goderich at Auburn
8-Wingham at Ripley
9-Auburn at Goderich
13-Auburn at Wingham
15-Wingham at Ripley
17-Goderich at Auburn
20-Goderich at Wingham
23-Ripley at Goderich
27-Ripley at Auburn.
SALEM
Mr, and Mrs. Robert Ireland from
near Teeswater, called on Mr. and
Mrs. W. E. Weir last Sunday evening.
Mr. and. Mrs, John Gowdy spent
one day last week with friends at
Molesworth.
Mr. and Mrs. T. P. McDonald and
Mr. Bert Edgar of Teeswater, spent
Sunday afternoon with Mr. Edwin
Palmer.
The dance and concert in Lane's
School was well attended last Wed-
nesday night.
Patsy Bridgeman from near Wrox-
eter, called on Miss Edyth Weir one
day recently.
GORRIE
Swenerton Heinniiller
On April 27, 1945, the Church of
England in Cuckfield, England, was
decorated with lilacs and lily-of-the-
valley for a wedding of interest when,
Lieut (N. S.) Dorothy Heinmiller,
daughter of the late Aaron Heinmiller
and Mrs. Heinmiller of Gorrie, was
united in marriage to Flight Lieut.
Lyman D. Swenerton, son of Mr. and
Mrs, L, 0, Swenerton of Vancouver,
13,C, The Vicar, Mr, Keinp, officiated.
Given in marriage .by Lieut, Cot
Arthur Parks, the bride wore a gown
of creamy satin, with finger-tip veil,
her bouquet, a cascade of orchids.
Attending the bride was Lieut (N. S.)
Harriet Hayes, who wore a gown
of medium blue satin with hat to
match and accessories of navy blue,
and carried pink carnations, Wing
Commander I-high Dyer was best man,
and ushers were two friends who are
captains in the airforce.
During the signing of the register
a quartette composed of (N,S.) 3.
Abbott, (N.S,) B, Green, Pte. Hardie
and Pte. litttger, sang "0 Perfect
Love",
A guard of I.40t)bitt was formed by
six Nursing Sisters and six Airmen.
The reception was held in the
barracks beatttfitti with carnations,
lilacs and lily-of-the-valley
where a three-storey wedding cake
decorated with aeroplanes and lily-of-
the-valley centred the table - at which
assistant Matron Anne Graham and.
Nursing Sister Mary McCullough,
school chum from theiley„ Ontario,
Chui:eli, Dungannon, on Sunday,
Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Chamney
and daughters, and Miss Anne Cham- .
neY, .sPerif Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
John Johnston of Goderich.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cameron spent
Sunday with relatives in Whitechurch.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. St. Marie received
word from their sons, Tpr. Raymond
and Tpr, Joseph St. Marie, that the
two boys are now living in the same
barracks in Germany.
Services in the United Church will
commence/ on Sunday at 11,45 a.m.,
with Sunday School before the church
service. Anniversary services will be
held'in this United Church on Sunday,
June 10. A cordial invitation - is ex-
tended to all, Rev. Brandon of Ethel,
will be the special minister.
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Rev. Howes of Ashfield, who has
been recently called to the Gorrie-
Orangehill United Churches, will be
the speaker here on Sunday morning.
The Evening Auxiliary will hold
their June meeting at the home of
Mrs. Alex Taylor on Thursday night,
June 7, when group 8 will be in charge
of the program.
Mr. Archie Halliday, Toronto, spent
the week-end with his mother here:
Miss Eleanore Carson is spending a
few days in Toronto this week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Earngey, Ferg-
us, spent the week-end with his aunt,
Miss Kate Earngey,
The W.M.S. of the Presbyteriany.
Church held their May meeting at the
home of Mrs. Gordon Gibson at
Wroxeter on Thursday evening last.
Several from Gorrie attended the
Presbyterial of the W.M.S. held last
Tuesday in Molesworth.
Pte. Bill Edwards, London, spent a
few days last week with his parents,
Mr, and Mrs. Jas. Edwards.
Misses Murray visited with Kippen
friends on Sunday.
Mr. Milton Watson and brother, Mr.
Stewart .of Wingham, spent the week-
end with her son, Mr, and Mrs. Jim
Watson in Fergus.
Mrs, Gerald Galbraith is spending a
few days in London this week.
Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will
be observed in the Presbyterian
Church here on Sunday next, at the
usual hour, 2.30 o'clock,
Mr, and ,Mrs. Jas, T. Shera, daugh-
ter Shirley, also Betty Newton, spent
the 24th with Mr. and Mrs, Wesley
Hill at Moorefield,
Mr, and Mrs. Jim Newton of Clif-
ford, were guests of Mrs, Etta Tyke
on Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs, Everett Sparling spent
Sunday with her sister, Mrs Donald
Ireland and Mr. Ireland at Teeswater.
Congratulations ate extended to Mr.
and Mrs, Thomas V-. Edgar on the
birth of a daughter, born on Sunday,
May 27,
Mr. and Mrs, George A. Dane and
Miss ,Margaret, spent Sunday with
their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. William
Wilson at Vordwich.
Mc, and Mrs. Mervin Stepherq, and
son yirrimie of Mandate, spent the
week-end 'with his mother, Mrs. R. 14,
Stephens, Mr. and Mrs, David Nicks
of Harriston, were guests at the same
home on Vriday.
Rev, arid Mrs, Copeland are Spend-
ing this week in London,
spent the week-end with her mother,
The groom's gift to the bride was
a beautiful onyx pendant set with a
diamond. Dorothy is still with her
unit at No. 13 Canadian General Hos-
pital in England, and to whom goes
the best wishes of a host of Gorrie
friends.
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