The Goderich Signal-Star, 1969-10-02, Page 6I.'M!'k.{A • fir•
Q00ERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2,1969
News of Auburn
BY MRS; w* es BRADNOCK
526--7595
Dungannon and Auburn
Wfs hold party at
Huronview
- Dungannon and Auburn
Women'sInstitutes - held the
monthly Birthday party recently
at Huronview. The president of
the Dungannon branch, Mrs.
Harry Girvin, was in\charge and
St. Mark's°
holds Harvest
Home services
St. Mark's Anglican Church,
Auburn was • beautifully
decorated with baskets of
flowers, fruits and grains for the
annual Harvest Home
celebration with the rector, Rev.
Keith Stokes in charge.
Mrs. Gordon Taylor was the
organist. Mr: Stokes chose for
his message — Two Pairs of
Possibilities, the positive and the
negative way of approaching
Thanksgiving. '
Ushers were Thomas Haggitt
and Robert Philips. Visitors
were present from .Goderich,
Mitchell, Owen Sound and the
other churches in the village.
said how happy everyone was. to
come and celebrate with them,
A sing -song, was led by Mrs.
Gordon Taylor accompanied on
the piano by Mrs. William J.
Craig. A reading was Oven by
Mrs. Cecil Blake on Hats. A
quartette composed ' of Mrs.
Donald Haines, Mrs, Gordon
Taylor, Mrs. William J. Craig and
Mrs. W. Bradnock sang several
numbers and had a kitchen
band. Mrs. Lorne Ivers gave a
reading. p�
-Lunch and birthday cake was
served after gifts were given to
all those who had birthdays in
September. They were — Miss A.
McTaggart,, Jack McCallum, Mrs.
.Olive Allen, Mrs. P. Elliott; Mrs.
H. Broome, Albert Calombe,
Miss Mary Anne Weber, -Rodger
Gilbert, Erwin Johnston, 7. C.
Barker, Les Smith, Miss A.
Steepe, Mrs. Carrie E. Hamilton,
Mrs. E. Little, Austin Hoare,
John Hudson, Miss L. Robinson,
Mrs. Adeline Carroll, Mrs. Edna
Potter, Mrs. Myrtle Duncan,
Noble McCallum, Mr. A. B.
Johnston, Mrs. A. Davidson, Mr.
A. Wells, John McCallum, Mrs.
Hannah Layton, Colin'
McDonald, and Mrs. Fred Toll.
Obituaries
NORMAN RODGER
A private funeral service was
held last week at the J. Keith
Arthur Funeral Home for
Norman Rodger, six-year-old son
of Mr. and Mrs. William Rodger,
who died.in an accident Sept. 20
at Wraith Implements Ltd. east
of Goderich.
Norman was with his mother,
7 -year-old 'sister, Victoria and
2 -month-old brother, Neil, when
the accident 'occurred. Mrs.
Rodger had„ gone to the
implement company for repairs
to a power takeoff Shaft on' a
bean windrower.
Norman jumped onto the rim
of a 5d'0 -lb. tractor tire that was
leaning against the building. The
tire toppled on the boy. Mrs.
Rodgers pMelp .and .tried ink
vain to ift 'tlie' uge tire. Mr.
Wraith and another man ran out
and raised the . tire. Mrs. Rodger
drove her son. to the hospital
with Mr. Wraith cradling -the
youngster in his arms. The boy
__ was, .-dead _ on, .arrival -at -the
hospital.
Norman was a menil?er of the
Blyth tyke hockey team last
winter and will. be well
remembered by local fans.
,Besides his parents, he is
survived by three brothers, Neil,
2 months; Warren, 13 and David
11; a . sister, Victoria; his
Maternal grandfather, Les
Chapman of Goderich and his
maternal grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Emmerson Rodger of RR 2,
Auburn.
Burial was in Maitland
Cemetery. Pallbearers were
Warren and David Rodger and
Paul and Douglas Chamney.
Fiowerbearers were Patty
Helesic, Paul Helesic, Victoria
Rodger, Debbie Chapman,
Cathie Chapman, Wayne
Tideswell, Robbie Rodger and
Frankie VanDongen.
MRS. WILLIAM J. CRAIG
The Auburn community was
saddened on Wednesday
morning to learn that Mrs.
William J. Craig had passed away
suddenly at her home in the
village. She was formerly Ellen
Jane Stalker, the daughter of the
late Robert Stalker and
Elizabeth Fluker and was 72
years of age. •
She was a life-long resident.of
the community and' rues ,active
in church and community life.
She was a member of Knox
United Church and the U.C.W.
as well as a member of. the
Clinton Eastern Star Lodge. She
• was • a charter member of the
Women's Institute where she was
pianist at the time of her death.
She gave freely of her musical
talent and ,a few days before had
sang in a quartette at
Huronview.
Besides her husband, she is
survived by two sons, Robert of
Lucan_,and__William.-S._of Clinton
and three daughters, Mrs.
Stanley (Dorothy) Strasser of
Ontario, California, Mrs. Harry
(Ila) Worsell, Goderich and Mrs.
Betty Wilkin of Goderich. Also
16 grandchildren and one sister,
Mrs. Maitland Allen of Auburn.
One •son Allen passed away
several years ago.
The funeral was held on
Saturday afternoon at the
Arthur Funeral Home with
Pastor Alfred Fry officiating.
Burial was in Ball's cemetery.
Pallbearers were Terry Worsen,
Robert Wilkin, Bruce Craig, Jeff
Craig, Harry Worsell and Stanley
Strasser. Flowerbearers were
Charles Scott, Thomas Johnston,
Robert Phillips and Ted Mills.
The floral tributes were a
silent reminder that we had lost
a dear friend, kind neighbour
and a true citizen.
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By Karen Harris
Last week Grades seven and
eight from room four and Grade
seven from room 'one had a
meeting to elect campaigners for
the Activity„Team.
For president, Tom O'Brien,
'Judy Bedard and Marlene Pettus
were chosen; for secretary,
Diane Osborne and Mike Palmer
were chosen; and for treasurer,
Anne Melick and Lori Beattie. .
• On Friday Tom, Mike and
Lori. were chosen, as well as
Judy for vice-president.-
The
ice-president.-The boys of room one have.
formed two football teams with
Danny Grafton and Mike
Cummings as captains. Have fun
boys!
Grades five and six were
writing poems last week. Some
of thwm are reproduced below.
Auburn.
co••p
AUTUMN
Golden leaves are on the tree,
What a wonderful sight to see!
Jack Frost is coming here to
play,
Let's hope he isn't going to stay.
As the squirrels are gathering
food,
Everything is in an autumn
mood.
. Across the sky the birds are
flying, S
And on the ground the leaves are
dying!.
Grade 5.
LAST SUMMER
Last summer as I was walking, •
Along a mountain trail,
I saw something in front of me,
The sympathy of this
community is extended to Mrs.
Kenneth Scott on the death of
her mother, Mrs. James
Aitcheson of Seaforth last week.
Mr. and Mrs. James Thom of
Cut Bank, Montana visited last
week with his parents Mr. and
Mrs. Wilbert Thom and other
relatives.
Both Auburn 4-H Clubs held,,
their fourth meetings last -week.
No I at the home of Miss Gail
Seers and No 2 at the home of
Mrs. Thomas Haggitt.
Demonstrations on the chain
stitch and the lazy daisy..were
held and all members did their
samples. '
The sympathy of the
community is extended to Mrs.
Robert Craig of Lucan who on
Saturday evening received word
that her father had passed away
in Newfoundland. Mr. and Mrs.
Craig left Sunday to attend -the
.fu neral.
Mr. and , Mrs. Norman
McClinchey and Cathy
entertained recently in honour
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
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NUS DA
And it was a bunny's tail.
l picked it,up and felt it,
It was so fluffy and so white,
I took it and set it upon my
dresser,
And it glowed all that long, long
night. , b.
I watcherd - it and I watched,
among the dark, dark
shado*s,
Until my= eyes could no. longer
stay awake,
I fell into a deep, deep sleep,
To dream of pleasant dreams.
Susan Koster,
Grade 6.
Well done!
Grade four wrote stories
about campaigning. They told
how it was done and why.
Grades one, two and three
have learned about r manners.
"" IsY`"""t'fiey ' is e —rew garbage °
pailsr
The kindergarten's have 'been
making caterpillars out of egg
cartons.
Bestir Thetagains : three gar
rating for 1968-69
The second meeting of the
Beta Theta 3171 chapter of Beta
Sigma Phi was' held September
23, at the home of Helene
Alcock. There were 12 members
responding to the roll call with
two members absent.
The President, Mrs. Anita
Swartman, announced that 'the
International Executive Council
of Beta Sigma Phi certified that
the, chapter has achieved ra
"Three Star Rating" for 1968°69
indicating outstanding success in
bringing friendship, social and
cultural opportunities .to each
member.
The treasurer, Mrs. Karen
Sturdy, notified the members of
a meeting of the "Consumer
Production Bureau" to be held
at the Clinton Legion Hall,
October 9. •
WAys
Mrs. Barbra Noss, announced the
new Casserole Cookbooks would
be arriving soon. If anyone
would be interested in making a
b
cookbook purchase, just notify a
sorority member. Mrs. Shirley
Baechler, the social chairman
announced that Gordon Cooper
and his orchestra of London has
been obtained for the annual
May Ball.
A cultural _ program was
delivered by Mrs. Sue Gower and
Mrs. Ellen Cohnelly about
"Your Day ,Socially" showing
the proper use of linen, silver,
flowers and candles. All
members agreed that it was an
interesting presentation.
The meeting was concluded
with a,;, lunch prepared by the
hostess.
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