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CASTOR REVIEW Things just never stopped happening during March. Two figure skating events dominated the month's activities. March 10 -- After sending away for tickets in October, the World Figure Skating Championships have finally arrived. Unfortun- ately, the final ladies event was a disappointment after watching Vern Taylor's spectacular triple axle on television the night before. Linda Frateanne just didn't have the necessary star quality to retain the championship title and a very deserving Anett Potzsch captured the singles crown. March 17 -- Exactly one week after the World's, the Castor Valley Figure Skating Club presented its own extravaganza to an appreciative audience at Suzanne Schroeter Dear Diary the Russell Arena. it went without a hitch. The entire evening was an entertaining, fast-moving program of the skaters' achievements. Music and costumes added up to a very professional performance. I still can't believe no one fell during the whole show (excluding the skunks and Indians). I can see that with the kind of involvement the club has, it won't be long until we see the Castor Follies. March 15, 20 -- Being a house- wife has its benefits. I had the pleasure of judging public speak- ing at Russell and Metcalfe Public Schools. Congratulations to all the pupils who spoke so ably and to the teachers who continue to arouse such enthusiasm for this annual event. April 1 -- Today I attended the sixth annual Ottawa Valley Coop- erative Preschools Conference with Mrs. Jean DiLorenzi, form- er teacher at Russell School and Mrs. Shirley Arnold, director of the Merivale Cooperative Pre- school. The day's theme was the rights of the child in today's society as outlined by keynote speaker Andy Cohen of the Canadian Council of Children. I would recommend this confer- ence to any parent or teacher involved with preschool children. The workshops were well organ- ized and covered a wide range of topics. I hope Peter Cochrane doesn't give a review of the luncheon buffet next Thursday on CBC. Can't wait to see what the rest of April has in store, diary. (Courtesy Gary Meed) Castor Valley Figure Skating Club instructors after "Springtime'"' performance. Friday, April 7, 1978 Page 7 CASTOR CUPBOARDS ROLLED OAT CHOCOLATE COOKIES by Suzanne Veh, Russell 1 cup lard 2 cups brown sugar 2 eggs Cream together, add eggs and stir 1 tsp. vanilla 2 tsp. baking soda 1 tsp. salt 2% cups sifted flour Add and stir 2 cups quick cooking rolled oats raisins and chocolate chips (4 cup each) Drop on cookie sheet, flatten or leave as hermits. Bake at 375 - 400 degrees, 10 to 12 minutes. This recipe won a first prize at the Russell Fair in 1976. Catering for All Occasions Hot & Cold Buffet Russell ONT. Saree RS Helene Cooper 445-2898 Bonnie Langill 445-2932 S_LZ » MOREWOOD SHELL SERVICE 24-hr. towing -- minor repairs Sales and service of all tires On the spot repairs to tractor tires RON VEH BUILDER & DESIGNET Renovations ® Additons Custom Kitchens ® Bathrooms Free Estimates Russell Public School Public Speaking Contest March 20, 21 Participants and award win- ners are as follows: Krista McLaren, 1st Prize Nynetha Portal-Foster, 2nd Prize THE BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA RUSSELL 445-2880 'Grow With Us' Beauty Salon Ladies & Men's Hairstyling 20% OFF FOR SR. CITIZENS Specializes in Perms, Tints, Bleach APPOINTMENTS MON. TO SAT. -- 8 a.m. to6p.m. AVAILABLE AFTER 6 p.m. 448-2635 G. Baker, prop. §_ Morewood | | 445-2048 RUSSELL | "i David Bourguignon Cameron MacGregor e a yas Jeff Thompson scotiabankS$ || 2) ize' Sa {hee 2, Russell Jersch ) Mike's ne fre (= Peter Latimer : Barry Hill Senior Division Kerri Middlemiss, 1st Prize Cathie MacGregor, 2nd Prize Deanne Saunders, 3rd Prize Michael Mackenzie, 4th Prize Julie Danis Sandra Corneau Robert Reis Heather Campbell Marlene Crate Karen Roeder Metcalfe Public School Oral Communications METCALFE , Scotia Bank Res.: 821-1497 Bus.: 821-1488 Festival March 15 JUNIOR COMPETITORS Kelly McLe. RICHARD'S GARAG E M. R. B. nan yan i i : tuart Macki ee: Sle LOCKSMITH SERVICE | _ sisi Major and Minor Repairs ancy Porteous, winner Bonded & Insured INTERMEDIATE Tl R E S fi Sea BATT ERI ES 1a @ off SALES -- REPAIRS -- INSTALLATIONS Cony mrons fiend LINN American & Foreign Car, Safe, Residental ne eee LUBRI CATI ON ------ Commercial & Industrial Luggage & Boat Locks pe creree Donna East Russell 445-5551 Tel.: 749-0022 Christy Stewart Rhonda Oshier, winner