Clinton News-Record, 1974-01-03, Page 7The action was fast and dangerous last Saturday and Sunday as the first snowmobile races
of the season got underway at Nulty Gully at Varna. Spectators were treated to some ex-
cellent racing at the MORSA sanctioned event. Here a racer attempts to brake as he goes
Into an 'icy turn. (News-Record photo)
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News of Auburn
hristmas Family services
re held on the Auburn
harge of the United Church
n Sunday, December 23 at the
Donnybrook church. Mrs, Jim
Reddy assisted Pastor Alfred
Fry by giving a number of
Christmas readings in, between
the singing of well known
131n ns.
In Knox Church, Arva Ball
and Mrs. Brian Hallam gave
readings of selected in-
spirational verses by Helen
Steiner Rice pertaining to the
Christmas theme, These were
also featured on the Lawrence
Welk ,show. Ronald Hallam
read the Scripture lesson. The
combined choir under the
direction of the organist, Mrs.
Norman Wightman, rendered a
lovely anthem "Glory to the
King of Kings". Besides
assisting at the piano, Miss
Nancy Anderson contributed a
lovely solo "Little Boy Child."
Misses Lorraine Chamney
and Doris Naylor sang a duet
"Song in the Air". The pupils
of Mrs. John Hildebrand's
class joined' in giving a very in-
teresting explanation of the
symbols of Christmas.
Pastor Fry's message was
centred around the theme "The
reason for His Coming" based
on I Timothy verse 15, There
was a good attendance at both
services augmented by visitors
and friends home for the
holiday season.
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Allison of
BY MRS, ELEANOR
ERADNOOK
Toronto and Mr. John
Hamilton of Ottawa spent the
Christmas holiday with Mr,
and Mrs. Ben Hamilton.
Mr, and Mrs, elmer Keller of
Dublin and Miss Judy Arthur
of Goderich spent Christmas
with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ar,-
thur and family.
Christmas guests with Mrs.
Meaner 13radnock and Mr,
George Collins were Miss
Jackie Collinson, Kintail, Mr.
and Mrs. John Stadelmann and
Christine of Blyth, Mr. and
Mrs, Hugh. Bennett and Jim of
Port Albert, Miss Jill Bennett
of Toronto, Mr, Ron Hallam,
RR 3, Auburn, Mr. and Mrs,
John Bennett of Seaforth, Mr.
and Mrs, Harold Nicholson,
Seaforth, Mr. Gary Nicholson,
of Godeiich and Mr. and Mrs.
John Menheere, Stephen,
David and Paul of RR 2,
Dublin.
Miss Isabel Fox of Blyth and
Mrs. Lettie McDonald of
Seaforth, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Phillips were Christmas Day
guests with Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Johnston and Miss
Laura Phillips. •
Mr, Robert Turner returned
home last Friday after a few
weeks spent in University
Hospital, London following
surgery.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Elliott
of Toronto spent Christmas
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. William
Straughan spent Christmas
with their daughter, Mrs.
Thomas Jardin and Mr. Jar-
din and family at Wingbarn,
Mr, Robert Chamney spent
the holiday at Niagara Falls
with his daugher Mrs. Verna
Doerr and family.
Mrs, Warner Andrews is a
patient in Clinton where .she
underwent surgery last Mon,
day, We wish her a speedy
recovery,
Mrs. Norman McClinchey
spent Christmas in California
with her sister Mrs, Robert
Silo, 'Mr. Siler and family,
MILLS -DEEVES
A quiet wedding took place
on December 8, 1973 when Mrs.
Blanche Mills became the bride
of Edward Deeves of RR 3,
Clinton,
The wedding took place at
St. James Anglican Church,
Middleton with Rev. George
Youmatoff in charge.
The bride was dressed in a
long, blue gown and wore silver
accessories and a corsage of red
roses. She was attended by
Mrs. J. Frank and Miss Cathy
Frank.
The groomsman was John
Deeves, assisted by Leonard
Mills.
Following the wedding, a
reception was held in the Little
Inn in Bayfield.
The couple will reside at the
Deeves family farm at RR 3,
Clinton.
Mr. Green had a problem.
There was. f.i Mouse in .his
antkple shop, it broke things
send ehewed holes and
frightened the customers, So
Mr. Green got a cat. That
night, when the mouse came
out of his .hole, the cat
sneaked up. on him, She was
Just about to pounce. The
Irightened mouse jumped
onto a dusty shelf and tried to
hide inside an old oil lamp,
But be slipped, A puff of
smoke rose from the . lamp,
and a genie appeared. "What
do you wish, Master?" he
asked, "Let's teach that cat a
lesson," said the mouse,
"Change her into a inbuse for
a week." In a flash it was
dope, The mouse curled up
lor a nap inside a teapot. The
next morning a woman
picked up the teapot. "Put me
down!" shrieked the mouse.
The woman was delighted to
find a talking teapot and
bought it. She didn't see the
mouse jump out before she
left the store. The woman was
angry when she found the
teapot couldn't really talk. So
the mouse had his genie make
the teapot talk. The genie
made all the antiques talk.
Everybody rushed to buy
them. Soon Mr. Green was
rich. And Marvin the Mar-
velous Mouse went out into
the world with his genie to
seek his fortune.
Copyright AVS Technical
Services, 1972.
(YLINTO.N NgyysAtEggiip, Tfitifts!yori, JANUARY 3, 1974-4
DR. A'S 111.1:NI-T414..S
Marvin the Marvelous Mouse