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ENTREPRENEUR These are not the pumpkins used by the Fairy Godmother to provide a coach for Cinderella. They may. however, provide additional income for Stephen Jones, 10, of Forced Road who was out hopefully the other day, proving that Halloween is where you find it. (Dennis McGann photo) Ayrshire Club-- Awards given at banquet The Annual Banquet and Dance for the Ottawa Valley Ayrshire Club, was held Oct. 24 at the Legion Hall in Russell, with a capacity crowd present. After dinner, a moment's silence was observed in memory of the late George Cotton, who had been Secretary-Treasurer of the Club for 33 years. = Present for the occasion were Russell Dairy Princess, Anne Dessaint, of Sarsfield, and Carleton Dairy Princess, Susan Bradley of Pakenham, both bringing greetings from the Milk Marketing Board. Also present was Edwin Williams, Director of the Ayrshire Breeder's Association of Canada, bringing highlights of the Ayrshires for the past year and future, and James Cotton, president of the Ontario Ayrshire Cattle Club. é Production certificates for 50,000 kgs. or more of milk were as follows: three to Edwin Williams, Cumberland, two to Victor Mount, Navan and one each to James Cotton, John K. Campbell and Harry Heymans, Russell. The Sunnymead Trophy for the Grand Champion Bull was won by Ruth Cotton. The Evening Valley Farm Trophy for the Junior Cham- pion Female was presented to Heather Campbell, Metcalfe. The Camp- bell Trophy for the Junior Grand Female was presented to Kenneth Campbell, Russell. The Wilhavan Trophy for the Reserve Grand Cham- pion Female to John K. Campbell, the Mervyn MacGregor Family Trophy for the Champion Breeders' Herd to Kenneth Campbell and the R.M. Warner Trophy for the Cow with the Highest Composite BCA to John K. Campbell. The Premier Exhibitor and Premier Breeders' Ban- ners were presented to Kenneth Campbell who won both. At the close of the banquet, before dancing got underway, the draw for door prizes took place. Lucky winners were Stella Campbell, Russell, Heather Hughes, Dalmeny, and Clayton Presley, North Gower. The 50-50 Draw was won by James Campbell, Russell with seller Ken- neth Campbell getting a voucher for gas from Honey's Garage, Russell. Three Spot Dance winners were Rae and Faye Robinson, Marvelville, Donald and Rita McCooeye, Winchester and John K. and Dorothy Campbell, Metcalfe. : Officers of the Club are: past president, John K. Campbell; presi- dent, Eric Campbell, Russell; Ist vice president, William McNaughton, Winchester; 2nd vice president, Timothy Mount, Navan; and secretary- treasurer, Ruth Cotton. : ' VOTE for KEITH DUGDALE for RUSSELL TOWNSHIP COUNCILLOR @ Member of Boundary Road Committee @ 10 Years of Township Council @ A Voice for the Farmer @ Enlarge Tay Base with Industry se ' op Pee SVR! sorte & S ee Pra ee Arson confirmed i] s in D'Aoust fire Arson was the cause of the Oct. 2 fire at Henri.D'Aoust Lumber, but no-one has been arrested, ac- cording to Casselman O.P.P. The $100,000 fire was confined to.the office building of the Em- brun lumber company, but all the business papers were saved. Management is now making plans to rebuild. "There is nothing finalized yet. We are talk- ing to the customers this week," says Manager Jacques Emard. Business continues as usual. What's in a name? Baird McNeill is beating tiie gun again on a change of name for Russell Township. "Too many Russells," Baird says. "Too much confusion. We have Prescott-Russell, Russell Township, Russell Village. I sug- gest we change the name of Russell Township to Castor Township. We could also start us- ing the name Castor Valley. It has pizzazz."' ; "Tt is a name harking back to the fur-traders and coureurs des bois. It is a name with history behind it. The Castor was named before Russell Village. It is part of Canada's history. For a long time it was allowed to die. Now, I think we should bring it back and ac- cord it the honour that is its due." St. Joseph Council L'Ecole St-Joseph de Russell s'est choisi un conseil étudiant pour l'année 80-81. Les éléves élus sont: Glen Patterson, président; Christine Laframboise, vice- présidente; Linda Paquette, con- seillére en 7e; Kimberley Am- broise, conseillére en Se & 66; Michel Geerts, conseiller en 3e & 4e; Julie Brown, conseillére en le & 2e. 2 Castor Chatter a "A ik Russell Village Post Office has been wreaking mayhem on local residents. When they moved the front door three feet to the left and installed a plate glass, floor-to-ceiling window, it turned out to be an invitation to disaster. The first casualty was a lady who ran head on into the plate glass were the door used to be, receiving a nasty bruise on her forehead. Next, pro- minent resident Meredith Rombough shoved his hand right through the window, in the mistaken impression that he was pushing the door open. He received a nasty cut on the hand. Plaudits to Jack. Tyo, genial proprietor of Russell Red and White, for the fine new porch, constructed in front of the store, replacing one which stood there for fifty years. The old porch was getting so shaky that many of Jack's customers preferred to leap across it rather than risk crossing it. With the new porch, there is no danger and many customers walk around it, or simply stand there, enjoying the feeling of stabili- ty. SOOOSCOONOGCOO ; Dreaming in the middle of the day? Shame on you. But, if you happened to be seeing giant pink rabbits or walking bat- teries, or even walking potatoes, Oct. 31, you weren't dream- ing this time! You were experiencing the annual Russell Hallo- ween Parade. Don't be thinking you're crazy if you got up the next morning and had "'trick or treaters" at your door again. They, too, were not a figment of your imagination. It seemed some kids didn't get enough "goodies" Friday night and \ decided to go around and collect all the leftovers! = * CASTOR REVIEW gga CHRISTMAS GIFT CERTIFICATE This Certificate entitles the recipient to a one year subscrip- tion of the Castor Review. Just write the name and address of a friend you especially want to please on the Christmas Gift Cer- tificate and mail promptly along with your cheque or money order ($4.00 in Canada, $5.00 out-of-country). Send to the Castor Review, Box 259, Russell, Ont. ' Please send one year of the Castor Review as my gift to: My gift.card to be-signed : ck ©. ans Seas. . ee eee Name'of Sender. . 2) Sr ae ee ee oe Lions Club. NOVEMBER 10. Bh Hoe Bee Veh SM i etd EXPERIENCE AND INTEGRITY Township of Russell Councillor for four years and formerly Arena Board, Recreation Committee, Winchester Hospital Board, Swimming Pool Committee, Planning Board, Russell Russell Village needs every available vote to maintain its representation. If you have a vote, use it. VOTE McNEILL | Councillor Ee