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! Glassified February, 1982, The Castor Review 11 FOR SALE 716 Pontiac Ventura, four-door, blue, excellent condition, $2,900. Call 835-2757. WANTED Grafting tools, drawknife, shay- ing horse (shingle-maker's bench), old carpenter's workbench in usuable condition. D.Gray 821-2640. SERVICES Pregnancy Test. In total con- fidence. Metcalfe Pharmacy Ltd. Metcalfe, Ontario. 821-1224. Lose weight and feel great. Eight- week weight loss program, nutri- tionally sound and balanced. No registration or weekly fees. Com- mences Thursday, March 4, 8:00 p.m. at 297 Church St., Russell. Please register by calling Lise Thom at 445-2892." EMPLOYMENT Child Care -- Seeking a reliable and responsible individual to care for two little girls in their home. Children require a person capable of demonstrating love and affec- tion. Five days a week. Salary to be discussed. 445-5501. IN MEMORIAM Mabel Issac Morrow -- (Assistant Supervisor of Guidance, Scar- borough Board of Education) Suddenly at Women's College Hospital, Toronto, Saturday, February 13, 1982. Mabel Mor- row, youngest daughter of the late Alfred and Ethel Morrow of Russell, Ontario. Sister of Hazel Carscadden, Russell; Jennie Walsh, Ottawa; Gordon, Botha,. Alta.; Max, Hamilton; and Jim, Windsor. Also a treasured friend of Marion and Lynne Sutter. Funeral was held from Vice and Craig Funeral Home, Highway 31, Thursday, February 18 at 1:30 p.m. Burial at North Russell Cemetery in the Spring. CARD OF THANKS I would like to take this oppor- tunity to thank all my friends and relatives for the lovely flowers and the many get-well wishes I receiv- ed during my recent stay in hospital. Theresa Griffith I would like to extend a sincere thank you to relatives and friends. for visits, flowers, gifts, cards, phone calls and other acts of kind- ness while I was a patient in the Ottawa Civic and Winchester hospitals. A very special thank you to Dr. Heymans and Rev. Kenneth McLaughlin. Dorothy Marquette We wish to thank our family and friends for gifts, cards and good wishes on the occasion of our fif- Women's Institute 'For Home and Country': 85 years later By Mary Inglis Women's Institute is a name many of us have heard, but have not taken the time to learn about. Our organization has been in ex- istence for 85 years and although many of our objectives have become more modern, over the years, they still serve the same purpose for which the Women's Institute was founded in 1897. The initial purpose of Women's Institute was to help educate girls in Domestic Science -- this is still one of our main objectives. We supply leaders and financial sup- port for 4-H Groups as well as Senior Workshops on everything from Baking Bread to Interior Decorating. We help women acquire sound and approved homemaking skills -- old and new. Many of our members have developed leader- ship qualities as well as becoming better informed.and more useful citizens. By promoting the use of available resource materials we are able to identify and resolve needs and problems in the community and country. We are proud of the fact that we can celebrate 85 Years of con- tinued success. Here in-Russell we have two active W.I. groups -- Russell Village W.I. who meet every Ist Tuesday of the month and North Russell W.I. who meet every 3rd Tuesday of the month. Visitors are always welcome. A copy of the History of Women's Institute is available at the Russell Public Library and a copy of our Tweedsmuir History (a local History of the Russell Area) is on display in the reference department. For more information contact: Mrs. Leo Bekkers (Cherry), Presi- dent, Russell Village, Mrs. James Bertrand (Ruth), President, North Russell, or Mrs. Kay Johnston, President, Greely-Manotick Sta- tion. North Russell By Helen Booth North Russell Women's In- stitute held its January meeting at the home of Mrs. John Morrice. The president opened the meeting with the Institute Ode and all repeated Mary Stewart Collect. Fourteen members answered roll call "Bring an item of interest from earlier days". Motto was: Record the past, enjoy the present EMBRUN INDEPENDENT RADIATOR SERVICE COMPLETE RADIATOR SERVICE NEW CORE INSTALLED & RECONDITIONED GAS TANK & HEATER REPAIRS Pick Up & Delivery 443-5423 - Guy Brasseur Ltd. Flooring Contractor Ceramics, Carpets Corlon, Drapes: FREE ESTIMATES 584 Notre Dame St. Box 278, Embrun and have faith in the future. Minutes were read by Mrs. Keith Dugdale in the absence of the secretary. The Treasurer's report was given. The meeting was informed that the 4-H Training Course will take place on March 18 and 19 at Bear- brook Centre. It was decided to place an exhibition in the Russell County Seed Fair in Embrun on March 4 to 6. Greely-Manotick Station By Elma Sutherland The January meeting of Greely- Manotick Station Women's In- stitute was held at the home of Mrs. Mary Van Westerop. The Treasurer, Mrs. Elena Smiley, reported that $254.65 had been sent to the Children's Hospital, for the handicapped and $445.60 raised by bake sales, to Osgoode Township Care Centre. Mrs. Milton Payne and Mrs. Thomas Harper volunteered to help at the 85th anniversary exhibit in City Hall in February. tieth wedding anniversary. Special thanks to friends at the Church Street apartments and to the Felton Unit U.C.W. who surpris- ed us with a money tree and refreshments which made a most memorable evening. 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