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tis Three winners from 95 %. "Scientists have'been work- ing at the main Unes of enquiry into the mysteries of arthritis - the immune system, genetics, inflammation, drugs - and the search tracks are beginning to corne together," Dr. Bookman said. "A cure, may be years away, but it is within sight. In the meantime, advances in treatrnent are making arthritis easier to live wjth while advances in re- search are showing real pro- Hifastings' County Three young dairy farmers representing Hastings County won the team award at the annual Genetic Management Competition., Jeif Sis, R.R. 2, Roslin; Edward Huffman, R.F. 1, Corby ville and Donnie Don- nan, R.R. 3, Stirling topped twelve other teamis fromn the Peterborough to Ottawa area. This is a senior level compe- t)tion on dairy and genetic Management sponsored by Eastern Breeders Incorpora- ted, Kemptville. Competitors were required to judge dairy çows, heifers, select sires for breeding and&cempute.genetic inventories. The three contestants were accompanied by the President of the Hastings 4-H Club Leaders Association, Larry McComb, R.R. 5, Belleville. Laurie Bissonette was "sur- prised and deiighted" to learn of her new job. -"r happy to be one of the first women appointed and I hope it will pave the way for others," she said. Bissonette has worked part time at Sàdbury Downs in various positions for the last seven yéars, most recently as a judge's secretary for the Canadian Trotting Associa- tions (CTA). A horse lover al her life, she broke in her first horse wýith ber sister at age 12. She will work for two weeks on race nights as an associate judge, then two weeks in her current position at the track for the C.T.A. In addition Bissonette is employed fuil- time as a computer operator at a local printing company and will continue to work towards becomin g a chartered account- ant through night school. Beverley Russell is sucre- tary W the mayor of Onaping Falls and an eight year veteran as a part time C.T.A. representative at Sudbury Downs. "As a horse lover it's exciting to be appointed to this kind of responsible position," she said. "Being a judge is an important job with a lot at stake but I don't feel any extra pressure will be placed on me just because I'm a woman." Russoell and Bissonette were chosen from among 70 appli- cants for the two openings. The Ontario Racing Commis- sion regards the' position of judge as a high stress position requiring an experielnced per- son who can miake important decisions quickly. An on-the- job training program, which ià given to ail jduges, wiil con- tinue until the end of Nlovem- ber. There are now 33 racing judges employed by the com- mission, 21 of them full time. The latter are required to, travel year round to any of the licensed tracks in the pro- vince. Maý%rsh World rProfessionai~ Cards Tweed Lodge No. 290 Mýeets in the l.O.O.F. Hall Coiborne Street Second and Fourth Mlondaiy of eachi month ai 8:00 p.m. Visiting Brethren Welconie Robt. Courtney Robt. Hanma, Noble Grand Rec. Sec . McConnell Funeral'flome Stewart, Jon, James McConnell Funeral Directors Tweed- 613-478-3535 Madoc- 613-473-2833 Marmora- 613-472-2531 Agenlt S f or CAMIPBELL MONUMENT COMIPANY, BELLE VI LLE Walter W. Lorenz [Id. Ontario Land Sir-vevors 2Q st. U-awrence St. E. P'.0. Box 536, Madoc, Ont. Bus. (613) 473-2345 Res, (613)473-4071 Conisultation Office 306 Victoria St. North Tweedï, Ont. 478-2159 Office H-ours: CHURCHES 'Praise God Together' Open Air Church Services Pineview Free Methodist Church (also) Musical Groups 7 p.m.ý Every Sunday Night until August 29. 1982 Highwýay 41 Cloyne, Ont. 28-2nd-tf. St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church Rev.- D. Thomas,ý- Stiel SUNDAY, AUGUST 29 Sunday Sehool Youth Group 9): 45 a.mi. Church Service - 9:30 a.mn. WVed. - 7 p.m. - Bible Study St. James Anglican Church Rev. J. S. Fletcher SUNDAY, AUGUST 29 9: 15 a. m. - St. PauI's, Roslip M..and Litarry il a.mi. - St. Ja mes'. Tweed Hoy aptismn 7p-rm. - St. Johins Mloneymore HolyEuehaicirist First service after decorating corne Worship vi th Lisi Tweed Pentecostail Church b Rev. WVayne McNeilly S UNDAY1 ,,GUS T2 9 9:50 a.m.?i - ChrLilian Ed. li a. m. -The Na mes andl Tities ofJesus -Alpha & Omiega" 6:30 pan. - "Studies on the Cuits - The onis Tues.,A-4ug. 31 - _ip.mi. ."J ude", anid Pr-ayer M'eeting We'd. Se jt. I- 9 a.mn. Prayer Timie - Essensa Bethel Pentecostal Chu rch I-IGHWAY 7ý, KALADARi Pastor C. Vil. Krazse SUNDAY, AUGUST 29, 9:45 a.n). - Suniday Schli il1 a.r. - Fauiv Woùrshi1, 7 p.rn. - Eývangetistic Service 3ethel, the friendly famnily )nmssioriý>, hires