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_-- Russell Review RUSSELL, scotiabanks THE BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA 445-2880 'Grow With Us' "C'mon 59ers!" ONTARIO SWINE FLU SHOTS will be available at ST. JACQUES PARISH HALL, EMBRUN Wed., Dec. 8,1: For persons over 20 yrs. of age Voluntary Basis only, free of charge 30 -- 7:30 p.m. Nostalgia the Commerial House - and stable stand at the The steeple of the former Methodist church which was razed by fire at Concession and Church Streets more than a year ago seemed to be the vantage point for the anonymous photographer who snapped this shot of the village about 1908. Looking north from the south side of the Concession Street Bridge, Kincaid's Hotel - now Thursday, November 25, 1976 Page 5 centre of the photograph. Up and across the street, the smaller building with the balcony was likely Mather's Hotel - now a vacant lot across from the hardware store. Fire destroyed many of the buildings in the centre of the village. -- Photo courtesy of Edgar Loucks. Warner's Russell Senior Citizens The Russell Senior Citizens have been very active during the summer with card parties, bus trips, and a very successful bazaar held in October. Now they are preparing for their next bazaar. The men folk are busy as well, organizing games. The card parties will continue each week on Saturday nights at 8 o'clock at the Senior Citizens' Drop-In Centre in the Anglican Church Hall. The regular meetings are held the first Monday of each month, workshop and games Tuesday of each week; Refreshments are served during the Social hour and there is no charge. With Christmas approaching, planned for Dec. 13th at 1:30 p.m., a silver collection for admission. At the November meeting the officers were re-elected by ac- clamation with an Assistant Secretary, Mrs. Helen Loucks, also a Game committee. Admis- sion to the Card Parties is 75c. It is progressive -- the highest scorer at the end of the month receives a prize of $5.00. Be with us on Nov. 27th at the Senior Citizens Drop-In Centre at 8 o'clock and enjoy '"'after the game"' refreshments. Note: If you knit, quilt, crochet, sew, embroider or do tatting come and be with us, we need Funeral Home 445-2830 HOTEL Fully Licensed an Old Time Christmas Party is YOU with our crafts. METCALFE PHARMACY LTD. Metcalfe, Ontario 821-1224 is open for Prescription Services. We fill Ontario Drug Benefit Plan and all other Drug Plans Prescriptions. REGULAR HOURS: Week Days -- 10:30 to 8 Saturdays -- 10:30 to 5 tations Magnetic Signs Office Supplies Rubber Stamps CU rh Wedding Invitations Magnetic Signs Offi ORT in s CUSTOM PRINTING Wedding s Office Supplies Rubber Stamps CS edding Invitations Magnetic Signs amps CUSTOM PRINTING Wed ding Invitations itd. 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An enthusiastic audience was present to hear the following students play their solos and duets. After opening with O CANADA the following pupils took part: Michael Chinkiwsky, Glenn Pat- terson, Michael MacKenzie, _ April VanVlaanderin, D'Arcy Provost, Lee Ann Provost, John MacKenzie, Nicole VanVlaander- in, Cather VanVlaanderin, Brian Carscadden, Brian Graham, Heather Hill, Kerri Middlemiss, Madeleine Ruest, Claudette Lauzon, Lynn MacFarlane, Jen- nifer Freda, Kenneth Carscadden Peter Latimer, Donna Arbuthnot, Paula Cleroux, Gregory Cleroux, Mary Boland, Beverley Cherry, ' and Bonnie Johnston. Community Bulletin Board 1. Ringette meeting open to public on Dec. 8, at the Russell Arena, 8:00 p.m. All interested parents please attend. Bring your ideas and your complaints and they can be discussed. We would like to see more girls join ringette and more parents participate. 2. Dec. 3, Horticultural Society Annual Meeting. Call 445-2965 for details. 3. Dec. 3, 8:30 p.m. Adult Skating Party at arena. See ad. 4. Sat. Nov. 27at8 p.m., District Women's Institute Echre Party in Beaverbrook Centennial Centre. Admission $1.00. Prizes RUSSELL LOCKER PLANT Phone 445-2157 x ad os Groceries a Free Delivery Service e Locker Rentals ® Specializing in Custom Cutting ¢ Wholesale Meat Sales -- "We Can Cut'er" -- George Eastman: Proprietor 445-5575 or 24 Hr. Service ® Radio-Dispatched Light & Heavy Towing Commercial & Residential Ploughing Will tow away old vehicles Free of Charge and refreshments. Everyone welcome. r a Doug's Plowing & o-- pL al a : ayaa RY cy Towing (@)o"--{ok 445-5664