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CASTOR REVIEW at 350 for 45 minutes. Sift together the following: 2 cups flour 2 tsp. soda 1 tsp. salr 1 tsp. cinnamon or nutmeg drain. Chop ': cup of nuts. By Esther Takalo, Thunder Bay This recipe makes a large, moist cake which keeps well. Grease and flour a 9 x 13 cake pan. Bake Cover 2 cups of raisins with warm water for five minutes and Grate 2 cups of apples and 3 cups of carrots. Beat 2 cups of white sugar, '} Add flour mixture to oil mixture. Icing can be made by mixing 4 0z. Philadelphia cheese, 2 tsp. vanilla, and 1 cup of icing sugar. cup of oil, and 4 eggs. CVisiting With Dorothy Marquette Christmas guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Loucks were Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Loucks and Samantha of Deep River; Mr. Eric Loucks of Ottawa; Mr. Michael Withop of Los Angeles; Mr. Celso Ignacio and friend of Brazil. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Carscadden, Rhonda and Shawna of Quebec City spent a couple of weeks with the formers parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Carscadden and other relatives in the area. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kinnaird of La Riviere, Manitoba, were Christmas guests of their daugh- ter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Graham Robinson. Miss Gwyneth and Master David Parry of Ottawa visited their grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Loucks. Mrs. James Dempsey spent Christmas weekend with mem- bers of her family in Ottawa and Hull. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hay visited in Weraskiwin, Alberta, with their daughter and son-in- law Mr. and Mrs. Larry Droppo, Pamela, Kevin and David. Miss Nancy Carscadden_ of Kingston spent Christmas with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Carscadden. Mr. and Mrs. James McDonald and Daughters of Ottawa were dinner guests of Mrs. John Twiname. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Loucks spent Christmas weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Michael Parry, Gwyneth and David of Ottawa. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Graham and family visited relatives in Toron- to. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Honey and Mr. Donald Honey were Christ- mas guests of their parents Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Honey. Miss Nellie Moffat of Toronto visited Mr. and Mrs. Alex Moffat. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Carss and Shelley of Brampton visited Christmas weekend with Mrs. Shirley Rombough. Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Kinkaid of Ayers Cliff, spent Christmas weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kinkaid and other rela- tives in the area. United Church News A pot luck luncheon will be served in the dining hall of St. Andrew's and St. Paul's United Church following divine worship Sunday, Jan. 21. The meal will be followed by the Annual Congre- gational Meeting. Response for used _ postage stamps has been most gratifying. Those who still have stamps at home are asked to give them to Georgina Woolfrey (445-2866). Revenue from the sale of stamps goes to the Leprosy Mission of Canada. Sunday Jan. 28 all interested in joining a Confirmation Class are asked to meet with the pastor at 2 p.m. in the Sunday School Hall. Library News From Ina Kincaid HOURS Mon., Fri., Sat. -- 2:30 to5p.m. Wed. -- 12to1 p.m. Tues., Thurs. --7to9p.m. The next story time will be Wednesday, Jan. 17 and every other Wednesday until further notice. NEW BOOKS Hudson's Bay Trader, Lord Tweedsmuir; Kurelek's Canada, Wm. Kurelek; Canadian Game Cookery, Francis MacIlquham, Pieced quilts in Ontario, Dorothy Burnham; Dinasaurs of Canada, pb. W. E. Swinton; Women's costumes of Early Ontario, pb. K. B. Brett; Ski Racer, Curtis W. Casewitt; The Joy of Hockey; The Birds of Prey, John Ralston: Soul Explorers of the North Pole; The Guide to Brand Named Beauty Aids, Dr. Zigmore; Dear Me, Peter Ustinov. Sometimes we complain about the Post Office but recently a book was ordered by telephone from Shirley Leishman's, Otta- wa, about 10:30 a.m. It was in the Russell Post Office the next day at noon. ES ~ / Si \ ay * we ay Forced Rd. Russell Hair Fashion Call Jackie at 445-5497 ce ¢ BY APPOINTMENT Saae y Closed Monday and Tuesday Wed. to Fri. --9a.m.to7p.m. Saturday --9a.m.to4p.m. R.R. 2, RUSSELL The days of the horse and cutter may be gone to some people but not to horseman Bob Leonard, of 510 Concession St., Russell. Here, Mr. Leonard puts BS 4 ey ONE HORSE OPEN SLEIGH Friday, January 12,1979 Page7 Belmont Mabel through its paces during a recent outing on Church Street. The lanterns are needed for night driving, of course. (Photo by Rowsell). Appraise the Lord -- Church for Sale You won't see a sign on the Russell Baptist Church because Reverend James Paul feels "it would look like we were selling out the Lord." But for sale it is, because the 100-year-old, white frame church on Castor Street near the corner of Concession Street can no longer meet the needs of the parish, Rev. Paul said. The church has no basement for parish activities, little park- ing, is so difficult to heat that it's virtually unusable in winter Russell parishioners double up with their Kenmore counterparts incold weather -- and the floor is so badly heaved that the minister was prompted to urge the con- gregation to hasten in its search for a new site before he disap- peared from view. The parish has its eye on a site in the village for a new, roomier church, but it must first sell the Meditorial By Rev. James Paul Are we living in the last days? Respected military leaders in Canada are predicting a global war by 1985. Numerous African, Asian, and Middle Eastern coun- tries are even now being torn apart by civil war. It seems as though mother earth is sitting on a time-bomb, bound hand and foot, as the final explosion draws near. No one can plead ignorance when the end does come for Jesus prophecied in Matthew 24:6, that the last days would be marked by the preponderance of "wars and rumors of wars". How long will it be? A significant end of time prophecy in 1 Timothy 4:1 has already been fulfilled. "Now the Spirit speaketh expressly'? Paul declares, "that in the latter times some shall depart from the faith, giving heed to seducing spirits, and doctrines of devils". We have witnessed in the 2Qth Century a unprecedented interest in Satan and the occult. Books, pamphlets, television programs -- the whole fabric of our society has been infected with this demonic dis- ease. Even in Russell-Prescott, one public school was planning to hold a seance for some of it's students. No wonder Canada has lost it's identity-young and old are selling their souls to Satan. We have become a country full of empty people, seeking to fill our internal void by a so called spiritual experience. Instead of searching for the Lord Jesus and righteousness in the Bible, men are digging in the garbage can in their search for the spirit-world. The clock of time is near an end. Soon the Prince of Peace will return to bind Satan and bring in the Kingdom of God. Are you ready to welcome the Coming King? existing building which was moved from a site north of the village in 1899. The building has been for sale for two months with a few nibbles but the problem Rev. Paul admits, is what to do with a used church. Barring the possibility of anyone wanting to start up a new cult, the building could be renovated as a residence or business but the institutiona! zoning would have to be changed. The reverend suggests that one use could be as an annex to the nearby registry office which is scheduled for an addition to relieve cramped space. The church would be perfect for storing the overflow of bulky registry files, he said. The price? Well suffice to say that heaven can't wait much longer. Sun., Jan. 14 man. Sun., Jan. 21 George St. Sun., Jan. 28 Forest Park. Sun., Feb. 4 Forest Park. Sun., Feb. 11 The Ligint Kenmore and Russell Baptist Churches Minister: Rev. James Paul, 821-2144 Kenmore -- Sunday School, 10:15 a.m.; Morning Worship Service, 11:15 a.m. Russell Evening Fellowship, 7:30 P.M. at John Mill's residence, Cassel- at Michel Menard's residence, at Hal Wohl residence, Felton. at John Bailey's residence. at Al Staniforth's residence. WARNER FUNERAL HOME Funeral Director: Danny Lafleur 445-2830 132 Castor Street COUNTRY FLOWERS x GREEN HOUSES POTTED PLANTS CUT FLOWERS FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS --/ We specialize in wedding bouquets and sympathy tributes. A good selection of vegetable and bedding plants still available. FLOWERS ARE OUR ONLY BUSINESS Daily deliveries to Metcalfe, Russell, Embrun, Kenmore Greely, Vernon, Vars, Ottawa and area Regional Rd. 821-2573 8, Edwards