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Jody Chaters, 17, (above, left) draws the ticket for second prize in the Sure Hope It Tips (outhouse lottery). Charles Verge, president of the Russell Figure Skating Club -- sponsors of the lottery -- assists Ms. Chaters. Bob Latimer's name was on the ticket -- which makes him $100 richer. First prize, of $500, for holding the ticket with the time the outhouse sank, went to Mrs. Ronalee Sherlock of Craig Street, Russell. In photo above right, Megan Furuness, 11, makes the draw for third prize. Third place winner was Gilles Caron of Gatineau. Jody and Megan are senior figure skaters with the club. Women's Institute North Russell By Helen Boothe North Russell/ Women's In- stitute held its March meeting at the home of Mrs. Susan Sullivan where seventeen members and four visitors answered Roll Call '"'Name an Industry our grand- mothers didn't know." Institute Ode was sung and Mary Stewart Collect repeated. Lunch convenors were Mrs. Gerlof Bakker and Mrs. George Hitsman. It was unanimously agreed to exhibit at local Fairs and all were reminded June 5th will be the SOth Anniversary of the Russell District and also district Annual at Russell May 20th. Report of the nominating com- mittee convenors of Agriculture and Canadian Industries by Dorothy Morrice and Ruby Hamilton. Guest Speaker, Mrs. Nancy Matthews gave an_ in- teresting account of her younger days and the problems of sheep farming. The speaker was thank- ed. Institute Grace was sung, lunch was served by convenors and Hostess thanked for use of her home. All enjoyed the social hour. Greely-Manotick Station By Elma Sutherland The March meeting of Greely- Manotick Station Women's In- stitute was held at the home of Mrs. May Harper. The Roll Call, "Do you buy no-name products?" was answered by the members and useful shopping tips were exchanged. 187 St. Jean St. Casselman, Ont. 443-3032 764-2857 BARIBAULT, BESEAU, CAMPBELL & McCUAIG Barristers, Solicitors & Notaries Public Industriel St. Embrun, Ont. 443-5683 KEN DUGDALE Bus: 821-1149 Res: 835-2583 Winchester L.O. BELL Real Estate Broker FRAN HUIZENGA Bus: 821-1149 Res: 821-1208 (613) 774-2281 ROGER'S QO2---4+a2-- P © BUSINESS STATIONERY & CARDS WEDDING STATIONERY TICKETS ® FLYERS SILK SCREEN PRINTING T-SHIRTS & CRESTS RUSSELL 445-5409 Evenings Ian Darragh photos Mrs. Mary Von Westerop brought an interesting article on the Canadian Wool Industry which was read at the meeting. Mrs. Ann Loughlin and Mrs. Lila Smiley gave a report on their course "Outdoor Living". An Executive Meeting is plann- ed for 7th April at 7:30. The next regular meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Kay Johnston on 20th April. Members are asked to bring their reports. -- The Castor Review, April, 1982 5 DOORCO_ Specializing in GARAGE, STORM DOORS ELECTRIC DOORS OPENERS Reliable Sales, Installation and Service Call After 6 p.m. : Metcalfe, Ont. Peter Wichers (613) 821-1223 es ig See Peeters o--~---= BAN AAS ONTARIO - CANADA. KOA- 2P0 (613) 821-3353 HELICOPTER PILOT TRAINING -- Canada's newest school -- Private & Commercial Licenses -- We hire from our graduates -- We have four full-time instructors -- Taught on most advanced equipment -- Free Accommodation For further information call: PAN-AIR HELICOPTERS L1D., Metcalfe, Ontario, (613) 821-3353 "La demiére trouvaille, les nouveaux Cougar Hot Shots." Quand vous voyez super confort et élégance alliés a un prix intéressant, vous comprendrez pourquoi les Cougar Hot Shots sont la derniére trouvaille. Tout le monde les aime. Elles sont offertes avec le dessus en cou- leurs assorties et avec la coupe Oxford et existent en suéde, cuir et toile. Chaussez vous Hot Shots. Nous les avons dans la pointure, la couleur et le modeéle S G 5 de votre choix. os 561 Notre Dame, Embrun, Ont. 443-3666