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CASTOR REVIEW Library News The library has several excel- lent books about famous Canad- ians. These are of good quality white covered paperbacks of about 60 pages. They are very interesting and informative. To name a few -- Timothy Eaton, Laura Secord, Marion Hilliard, Alexander Graham Bell, Sam McLaughlin. There is a large map of Russell Township in the library put out by the National Capital Commission showing some of the heritage buildings in the area. If you think you have a heritage building on your property give us a call at 445-5331 or 445-5673. In the pamphlet section, you will find Horizon put out by Bette Stephenson, MD, minister of colleges and universities. If you have a boy or girl contemplating college or university you will find all the necessary information. Senior citizens: We have 10 tickets for the National Arts Centre to see Memoir on Dec. 6. First come basis. If you wish to go call 445-5673. Two magazines have been added to our subscription list -- Atlantic Monthly. and Harrow- smith. Notices CHRISTMAS BAZAAR Annual Christmas Bazaar, Nov. 18, St. Andrew's and St. Paul's United Churches, Russell, opened at 11 a.m. by Jean Pigott, MP. Hot casserole lunch, 11:30a.m. - 1:30 p.m. Plants, books, fish pond, needle crafts. Rolls, pies, tea biscuits, shortbreads. Adults $1.50, children 75 cents. CHRISTMAS DANCE Christmas dance, Metcalfe community centre hall, Saturday, Dec. 9. Music by Helen's Selection. Admission, $6 per person, by ticket only. Midnight buffet. Sponsored by Metcalfe Recreation Association. For tickets call 821-2676. ee Annual C.W.L. \ CHRISTMAS TEA & BAZAAR Notre Dame Parish Hall Saturday, December 2, 1978 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Crafts, Christmas Decorations, Plant Sale, Bake Table, White Elephant Table, Etc. -- EVERYONE WELCOME -- x iA Friday, November 17, 1978 Page 11 Meditor1 'a J Kinnaird Centre (Cy ASSIFIED by Rev. James Paul Amnesia -- the loss of mem- ory, is one of the greatest diseases which plagues Canadian society. Each year with the coming of November 11, Remem- brance Day, the disease spreads like a infectious cancer. Unlike the common cold which aggrav- ates those with a feeble constitut- ion, this cancerous amnesia afflicts all strata of life, weak or strong, young or old, male or female. Not remembering the sacrifice of brave soldiers who died for our freedom is the fore- most symptom. The root cause of such a widespread disease is in- gratitude. Surely we know they forfeited their lives on our behalf, and yet, many consider Remem- brance Day just another holiday for raking leaves or watching television. As repulsive as this amnesia can be, there is another type with more devastating results. Spirit- ual amnesia not only severs a person from God, but also renders that life as useless. If we find it easy to forget soldiers who died for us on foreign soil, it's no wonder why we forget the Lord Jesus who died for our sins on a rugged cross. However, all is not lost, the Great Physician has a remedy for spiritual amnesia. God's Word says in 1 John 1:9, "'If we confess our sins to Him, He is faithful and just to forgive us our sins and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness."' Ladies Auxiliary About a month ago a group of Russell area women got together to form what is now known as the F. Kinnaird Community Centre Ladies Auxiliary. Their purpose is to serve the Arena in a capacity that is much needed. First pur- pose is to outfit the kitchen in a manner that anyone renting the facility will have a place that they can work out of with ease when serving large numbers of people. This will be done by rais- ing money by catering to the Russell Lions meals. twice a month and after the first of the year, if the members so desire, to other functions as well. Our aim is to buy all food locally, and then all the women will have to do is cook it and serve it. Very little is expected to be donated, other than the tender loving touch of a woman's hands. If anyone is . interested in becoming involved please feel free to contact anyone of the following: Marion Coch- rane, 445-2956; Marilyn Sullivan, 445-2017; Joyce O'Reilley, 445- 2008; Dan Thompson, 445-2050, at the arena. Any help we can get would be greatly appreciated. The more members the less work for any one person. Birth Greg and Gillian Rokosk are delighted with the arrival of Amanda Jane's sister, Jennifer Louise, born on November 4, 1978 at 7:40 p.m. weighing 8 lbs., 10 oz. and measuring 20°, inches. iF i Big assortment of Fall CENTRE DE COUTURE 'Thibault SEWING CENTRE Decorate the whole house Ventes -- Service -- Sales Machines 4 Coudre ® Draperies & Confection Custom made Draperies eyelet, challis, etc. Sales & repair of sewing machines Raymonde & Hector, Prop. fabrics (613) 443-5434 398 RUE NOTRE-DAME ST. -- Metcalfe Ringette The Metcalfe Ringette Assoc- iation still has openings for girls between the ages 8 and 17 years who would like to play ringette this season. The cost is $25.00 for the first child and $20.00 for the second. The association is part- icularly short of players in the 11-12 age group. Those interested in joining can contact Marcia MacDougall at 821-1930 for fur- ther information. WANTED -- Garage space for winter storage of car, 445-2874. BABYSITTING -- Babysitter re- quired for six-month-old in your home or mine, commencing January. Call 445-5501. FOR SALE -- 5 tires (12 in.), 3 are snowtires. 445-5392. WANTED -- A driver, sleigh, and team-of horses to hire for private Christman outing. Call 445-5532. FOR SALE -- 2 wooden doors, (34 by 79; 3334 by 77) and 2 aluminum doors (2914 by 73; 33 by 81). Call 445-5532. FOR SALE -- 1978 Pinto, less than 3,000 miles, automatic, power steering. Call George Hay, 445-2954. Beauty of a Beefsteak Green thumb nothin'. Hazel Rombough, of Russell, rules her garden with a green fist with proven results. Here Hazel shows off the bounteous beefsteak tomato that she coaxed from the vine. The big fella weighed in at 1' Ib., 12 ounces. Hazel expects a two-pounder next year. Photo courtesy Hazel Rombough Automobile Rue Notre-Dame St. 1979 Models Oldsmobiles, Chevrolets, Chevrolet Trucks are arriving daily Visit our Show Room and select the car of your choice We also have a good Selection of late model, low mileage used cars. Most used cars have a one year Warranty. Ltée., Ltd. KOA 1WO EMBRUN, ONTARIO RUSSELL REPRESENTATIVE Roger G. Warner 443- HOURS: Mon. to Fri. - 9 to 9: 30 Sat.-9to5 2885