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CASTOR REVIEW The Castor Valley Figure Skating Club by Suzanne Schroeter A visit to the Russell Arena any Friday evening will encourage anyone who ever worried about a Canadian skating star to replace Lynn Nightingale. The ice surface is a beehive of activity as three instructors put close to 100 children through 12 levels of badge work. During four years, the Castor Valley Figure Skating Club has grown from one hour of group instruction to five hours. This year, the club also offers a mothers' class on Wednesday evenings -- a great example of meeting the needs of the community. Instructors Donna Bond, Sandra O'Neill and Nancy Clovan from the Gloucester Skating Club offer group and private lessons from beginners' to figures and dance. In order to raise funds to meet costs not covered by the Recreation Association, the skating club held a Christmas draw which netted $318. Congratulations to Joyce O'Reilly who won the draw. A hearty thank you is sent to all those who organized and supported this December fund raising project. Any inquiries concerning the figure skating club may be direbted to the able executive; Carol Webster, president; Connie Lauzon, vice-president; Chris Edmonston, secretary; Sharon Bogden, treasurer; and Chris Walter, R.A. representative. While I wasn't expecting to see any Triple Toe Loops or Flying Camel Spins, I did miss those little velvet and satin-lined skating skirts we wore many years ago when I was involved in figure skating lessons. Oh well, blue jeans don't seem to be stopping today's skaters. In Russell there's lots of enthusiasm and that's what it takes to make tomorrow's champions. Don't miss the Castor Valley Figure Skating Club's BADGE NIGHT, March 17, 1978 Russell Bogie Benders Snowmobile Club Rally ie January 21, 1978 Registration Time -- 12:00 noon - 2 p.m. -- Russell Arena Price - Rally, Dance & Supper -- $8.00 per person Dance open to the public starting at 9:00 p.m. -1:00a.m. $2.00 per person Young skater, Dale Drevniok Friday, January 13, 1978 Page 9 Classifieds FOR SALE-- Young man's 2 piece sports suit, brown, like new, w36 129, shirt and tie, $25.00,445-2845. FOR SALE -- Firewood, cut any length, $35.00 a cord, delivered. 445-5484. FOR SALE -- 1974 Volvo Wagon, excellent condition. Reasonable offers. 445-2051. WANTED -- Tutor to teach English to French speaking person, Teaching or related experience preferred. 445-5707. WANTED -- Caring person, preferably living on Heritage Rd., to look after four month old baby girl, daily starting Jan. 30, 1978. Please contact Sharon Hodgson 445-2140. WANTED -- Wooden filing cab- inet. Call 448-2374 collect. WANTED Preparation of income tax returns, 445-2051. WANTED -- Pregnancy Tests in total confidence, Metcalfe Phar- macy, Metcalfe, Ont.,821-1224. BIRTH Paul and Freidi Rodier are happy to announce the birth of a little sister for Gray. Tara Lee was born Dec. 11, 1977. WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Miller of Russell, celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary Dec. 6. The occasion was marked by an open house at the home of their son Glen, of Ottawa. JAMES EADIE FARM SUPPLY -- Sales & Service -- Russell, Ont. 445-2990 FOGGY BOTTOM (Continued from Page 2) now and then to give glimpses of the fugitive road. Damp air congealed on branches of fir and pine imparting an unreal love- liness to the morning as the occasional beam of sunlight sprinkled the trees with glittering gems. It is nothing unusual to wake up to fog on the Castor. Raise the window blind and there, pressing up against the pane is the » accustomed WEDDING ANNIVERSARY M. and Mrs. Shirley Rombough wish to announce their 40th anniversary Jan. 8th. They have seven children and ten grand- children. shrouded unreal world of the f Trees and bushes loom vagu against the curtain disappear and fading in the milky dust As for driving, it is a brave indeed who tools along speed when world is limited to a few yard tumbling white. igs OS ig make jobs. IN MEMORIAM In memory of a dear brother and uncle Fred Latour who passed away January 22, 1977. One year has passed since you were called away. How well do we remember that sad and weary day. Warner's Funeral Home 445-2830 M. R. B. LOCKSMITH SERVICE Bonded & Insured SALES -- REPAIRS -- INSTALLATIONS American & Foreign Car, Safe, Residental Commercial & Industrial Luggage & Boat Locks Tel.: 749-0022 Sister Evelyn & Family CARD OF THANKS Mrs. Cecile Martel would like to thank all her friends and neighbours who sent cards during her stay in the hospital. CASTOR REVIEW ADS BRING RESULTS Russell Public School Christmas Pageant Notice of TENDER The trustees of the Police Village of Russell call tenders for GARBAGE COLLECTION in the Village of Russell. Tenders received until February 1, 1978 Lowest tender not necessarily accepted Mail Tenders to: Mr. Keith Boyd, Clerk of the Police Village of Russell