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> EIT January, 1982, The Castor Review, 11 FOR SALE Yellow-enamel kitchen cookstove, about 35 years old. Needs firebox repairs. $225. 445-3407. WANTED Small drawknife and old drawknife bench (shingle-maker's bench) in. usable condition. 821-2640. Land to rent for trapping. Marsh and pond. 445-3241. SERVICES Pregnancy test -- In total con- fidence. Metcalfe Pharmacy Ltd. Metcalfe, Ontario. 821-1224. RIDE WANTED Need a ride. One way only. From Ottawa to Russell. Near Metcalfe Queensway. 445-3236. IN MEMORIAM Dugdale -- In loving memory of a dear granddaughter, Barbara Lynn, who passed away January 4, 1977. Helen Boothe : BIRTHS Bowley -- At the District Memorial Hospital, Winchester, Wednesday, December 23rd to Norman and Karen Bowley, a daughter Christina Dawn. Snyder -- Peter and Gillian Snyder (nee Chattaway). joyfully announce the birth of Casey Lea, eight pounds, four ounces, December 21st. A_ sister for Nicholas. Proud grandparents: Mr. and Mrs. C. Chattaway, Beaverton, Ont. and Mr. and Mrs. A. Snyder, Ottawa, Ontario. Special thanks to Dr. Heymans and the maternity staff of the Winchester Hospital. CARDS OF THANKS I would like to take this oppor- tunity to thank all my friends and neighbours for their thoughtfulness and visits during my stay in Winchester Hospital. Nancy Romme « On behalf of all the tenants at the Church Street apartments. I would also like to thank all the 'thoughtful people who made our Christmas very happy with music and gifts. The Boy Scouts, Cubs, Women's Institute Greely raffle draw by Elma Sutherland The raffle held by Greely- Manotick Station Women's In- stitute was drawn at the Christmas meeting, at the home of Mrs. Ann Loughlin. Winners were as follows: Ist Prize: (Quilt) -- Mrs. Olive McGinnis, 1349 Ogilvie Rd., Ot- tawa. 2nd Prize: (Macrame Purse) -- Chris O'Brien, Osgoode. 3rd Prize: (Bed Sheets) -- Kathy ~ Bishop, Metcalfe. roceeds are to be sent to the Children's Hospital for the benefit of the disabled. Donations will also be made to the Save the Sight Fund and Operation Go Home. Mrs. Eileen Graham and Mrs. Mary Lou Boudreau led in carol singing. Mrs. Grace Gough and Mrs. Pearl Baird gave quizzes. Mrs. Lila Smiley invited the ladies to guess the number and contents of an egg shell which proved to hold 41 items. Roll Call was answered by each member bringing a gift for shut- ins. After the gift exchange, a lovely lunch was served by the hostess, Mrs. Lila Smiley, Mrs. Grace Gough and Mrs. Pearl Baird. Visitors at North Russell ; by Helen Boothe The North Russell Women's In- stitute's December meeting was held at the home of hostess Mrs. Cuthbert Smith. The meeting opened with the singing of the In- stitute Ode and all repeating Mary Stewart Collect. Fifteen members answered roll call by exchanging a gift for BiblioInfo par Lucille Legault Bibliothéque municipale d'Em- brun Heures d'ouverture _ Mardi-jeudi: 19h. a 21h. Mercredi-vendredi: 15h. a 18h. Samedi: 10h. a 12h. Le concours de bricolage "Je décore pour Noél" attira 18 par- ticipants. C'est devant plusieurs parents et amis que le préfet du canton, M. Gaston Patenaude remit les prix aux gagnants. Dans la catégorie des 5-6-7 ans, le premier prix fut attribué a Anne-Marie Gratton, le deuxiéme é Nicolas Dignard et le troisi¢me a Ivan Paquette. Dans. la catégorie des 8-9-10 ans, le premier prix alla 4 Mathieu Gratton, le deuxiéme a Nadine St.-Pierre, et le troisiéme a Sylvain Marion. Enfin, dans la catégorie des 11-12 ans deux premiers prix furent décernés, un a Marc Godard et un autre a Philippe Gratton. Suzanne Picard se mérita Christmas. Some business was discussed. Mrs. Noblitt, president-elect FWIC, was guest speaker, introduced by Ruth Ber- trand and thanked by Margaret Burton. Some W.I. members" from Russell, Navan, Leonard and visitors were present. Russell Village gets reports In spite of bad weather, Mrs. Edith Phair and Mrs. Pat Warner hosted the meeting of the Russell Village Women's Institute held in pe United Church Hall January th. Mrs. Judi Hubbard reported on the 50th Anniversary of the Navan W.I. held in November at Navan, and Mrs. Mary Inglis reported on the board meeting held at Inker- man in December. It was also reported that a total of $435.55 had been collected for UNICEF ; Plans were discussed for a bake sale to be held on Saturday, February 6th at 10 a.m. in the lob- by of the Dr. Kinnaird Communi- ty Centre during the Russell Winter Carnival. Mrs. Sue Pascoe, Mrs. Judi Hubbard and Mrs. Mary Inglis were in charge of lunch. Junior Farmers, U.C.W., Tyo's Red .and White, Mrs. Leila Twiname and last, but not least, the adults and children of Russell who marched through the cor- ridors singing old familiar carols. These kindnesses will long be remembered. Annie K. Hay Secretary, Friendly Club E COMPTABLES AGREES CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS C.P. 128 (P.O. Box 128), Embrun, Ontario, Canada KOA 1W0 (613) 443-5201 Russell, Ont. KR. SS. Eldridge Cartage STONE, SAND, FILL, TOP SOIL ae & SNOW: REMOVAL Bob Eldridge 445-2864 ASSOCIE FIELD «<= AUTOMOTIVE LTD. MACHINE SEKOP SERVICE TOOLS & EQUIPMENT BODY SHOP SUPPLIES Mon. - Fri. 8 - 5:30 p.m. Sat. 8 - INDUSTRIAL PARK EMBRUN 443-5141 se Noon Lean Dept. 443-2892 |LaCo-operative Agricole| RUE NOTRE DAME Office 443-2833 IGA 443-3064 Hardware 443-2833 Feed Dept. 443-2946 Fertilizer 443-3333 EMBRUN FREE CLASSIFIED le deuxiéme prix et Andrée Ger- vais le troisiéme. z _M. Patenaude feélicita les gagnants et les encOurages a développer leurs nombreux talents. Russell DON'S GAS BAR DON MAY ELECTRICAL Residential Commercial Farm ° Free Estimates - 445-5332 METCALFE PHARMACY LTD. Metcalfe -- 821-1224 REGULAR HOURS Monday through Friday: 10 a.m. to § p.m. Saturday: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The Castor Review offers free classified advertisements to our readers. . If you want to sell something around the house, advertise a garage sale, find out if someone has something you need, inform the Castor area of your group's activities, send someone a card of thanks, announce a birth or death, ... or just "about anything -- use your local newspaper. And it's free. All you"have to do is jot down the information (don't forget your telephone number) and send it off to the Castor Review: Castor Review Notices Box 359 Russell, Ontario KOA 3BO0 Use the form attached or write your own. It's easy -- and it works. Deadline for next issue is: Wednesday, February 17 Please advertise the following: oe ee ee eS r i] g i i] i] 5 ] i i i] Box 359, Russell, Ontario KOA 3BO. 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