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March, 1982 The Castor Review, 7 Divisions won" in North Dundas Division winners have been declared in practically all of the Carleton-Dundas Minor Hockey League finals. In most cases there were few upsets in the playoffs. In the'Atom A division Morrisburg defeated Winchester and in Atom B, Morrisburg is leading Russell. In Pee Wee A, Chesterville pull- ed a bit of an upset over Mor- risburg. On the Pee Wee B side, as expected, Winchester beat Mor- risburg. In Bantam A, favored Winchester defeated Chesterville. In the B division, Chesterville and Morrisburg are currently deadlocked. In Midget A, fourth place Chesterville upset the first place Morrisburg for the cham- pionship and on the B side, Met- calfe picked up its first division ti- tle over Russell. A second division championship for Metcalfe is ~ within their grasp as they are cur- rently leading Russell. The League will honor its divi- sion winners at an annual Awards Banquet April 7 and 8 in Win- chester. A division awards will be on the 7th and B division on the following day. On Saturday, March 27, Met- calfe will host the Eastern Ontario Tournament of the champions C Division Atom, Pee Wee and Juvenile finalists. - On March 28, Winchester will host the Bantam and Midget C division finals. Once again the league executive feels it has been a successful season and are hoping for a good turnout at the wrap-up banquet. Ottawa Valley Selects trials Once again it will soon be time for tryouts for the Ottawa Valley Selects teams participating in the Canada Day summer hockey series.at the Arnprior Civic Cen- tre. Local boys interested are ad- vised that tryouts will be -held April 4, 9, 10, 11, 16; 17 and 18 at the Smiths Falls Community Cen- tre. To arrange for tryouts or to seek more infgrmation contact one of the following team managers; Minor Atom, (born 1972-73) Nelson Rafuse, Smiths Falls, 283-5713; Major Atom (1971), Jack Clements, Smiths Falls, 283-6718; Minor Pee Wee (1970) Gerry Bergeron, Pem- broke, 735-5690, Minor Bantam Ghapters By Ina Kinkaid Library Hours: Mon., Fri., Sat.: -- 2:30-5 p.m. Wed., 12 to 1 p.m.; Tues. Thurs. -- 7-9 p.m. Telephone 445-5331. Story Time -- Wednesday 10-11 a.m. NEW BOOKS Consequences -- Margaret Trudeau; Front Page Challenge -- Alex Barris; The Alpine Path -- LM Montgomery; The uneasy chair -- Bernard DeVoto; My Quebec -- Rene Levesque; The secret life of the unborn child -- Thomas Verney MD.; Leaving with a rose (a history of the Ot- tawa Civic Hospital) -- V Knowles; and, Rogues, rebels and geniuses -- Jack Donald. JUVENILE The mare's egg -- Carole Spray; Rain makes applesauce -- Julian Scheer; The school mouse and the hamster -- Dorothy Har- ris; Gobble, Growl and grunt -- P. Spier; and Kiplings just so stories -- Rudyard Kipling. PAPERBACKS Dieppe -- Canada's Forgotten Heroes -- John Mellor; Knife on the table -- Jacques Godbout; Flint and Feather -- E. Pauline Johnston; Thirty acres -- Ringuet; The Canadiana Cookbook -- Mme Jehane Benoit, -@ HEATING RUSSELL E. A. Campbell CONTRACTOR @ ELECTRICAL @ PLUMBING DON'T GAMBOL, SEE CAMPBELL 445-2167 | Guy Brasseur Ltd. Flooring Contractor Ceramics, Carpets Corlon, Drapes FREE ESTIMATES 584 Notre Biante: St. Box 278, Embrun 443-2155 (1968). Dave Yack, Smiths Falls, 288-3365, Minor Midget (1966) Dalton Carson, Gananoque, 382-7075; Major Midget (1965) Don Brown, Ottawa, 886-2367; Junior OV South (1963-64), John Shorey, Brockville, 342-8630; Junior OV North, Ben Sauvé Arn- prior, 628-2178. Although Major Pee Wee and Major Bantam managers have yet to be named, tryouts can be ar- ranged by contacting any of the above. Summer Fun, 1982 The Russell Lions Club, in association with the Russell Recreation Association, have made application to the provincial government for funds to support the summer playground and daycamp program again this year. The program will run from July 1 to mid-August provided provin- cial funding is available. The degree of government fun- ding has been reduced this year, meaning that registration fees will have to increase and there may have to be some form of fund- raising activity to make the pro- - gram possible. For further infor- mation contact Mary Donnelly at 445-3232. YguVianae in GIFT & VARIETY SHOP ~ 95 Mill Street, Russell 445-2875 Weekend Trip For Two To Romantic ' Quebec City ® Return trip VIA Rail ® Accommodation at Holiday Inn e Tour of the City e $50 spending money With every purchase of $15 or more (excluding tobacco and lottery tickets but including restaurant sales) you are eligi- ble to enter our contest drawn on May 8, 1982. -- Deli (new specials every week) e Hallmark Gifts, Cards, and Party Ware e We Scoop 16 Flavours of Sealtest Ice Cream e Bakery -- featuring Dimpfimeier Bread and Pastries including their famous apple strudel Italian Easter Eggs available now. Grocery Magazines Crafts Gifts @®eeeii se Mon.-Fri., 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. Sat. & Sun., 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Hours ¢