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EASTER SH/L C/MPAIGN (cont, from Page 4) 4pril'5 the Ontario Society for Crippled Children will attempt to raise $475,000 - the minimum amount required to finance this job - by its annual sale of Easter Seals, Not only is the Ontario public urged to buy Easter Seals to provide this care for the crippled, and for the crippled alone, It is asked to do so for the sake of experiencing the spiritual uplift that comes from helping little children who cannot run and play. 0-0-0 MEN'S FIVE PIN LEAGUE Spring must be here by the looks of the master sheets this week, Three out of the four scheduled were defaults which isn't good, Steam were the big guns this week taking 4 points to put themselves into second place just 1 point behind the Snowbanks who split points with the Whizbangs. Hydro was able to come out with 3 points and Rat Portage with 2 points, The Snowbanks led by W. Louk (192, 205, 215 - 612) took the team high single 995 and hi triple 2784. Ted Stachiw of the Steam turned in 318 (hi single) 208, 215 for a total of 741 (hi triple) to help pull up that old reliable L. Checkryn who Came up with the honour score this week with a noble 95. Good scores for the night were L. Checkryn 255, D. Harris 219, A. Roussel 224, B. Sitko 213, 4. Boutilier 205, K. MeLeod 211, B. Bzowning 239, J. Houlden 200, Cilia Standings to Date Snowbanks 13 Big 5 Steam he W, Louk "216 Hydro 9 Ce BUG a: Whizbangs 9 H. Solly 199 Rat Portage 8 PB. Mazza. "198 Cats 5 R. Hunt 195 Mazza 0 0-0-0 MIZED FIVE PIN LE/.GUE Sleepers really went to town Tuesday night when they rolled against the doe score of Tyros, In their 3rd gsme they broke the hi single game with handicap (1155) and seratch (1085) previously held by the Bay Beavers and Pin Dusters, Nice going girls and boys. Spanners led by G. Carmichael with games of 220, 245 and 254 for a total of 719 (hi triple for the night) took 4 points from the Rockets to take over first place. Pin Dusters with, 0. Harrison rolling scores of 229, 193 and 253 (675 hi triple) were able to take only 3 points from the Bombers and are now holding down 2nd spot. The Bay Beavers were able to come through with 3 Bods from the Inn Mates and stay in (cont. in next col. ( Page 5 MIXED FIVE PINS (cont.) © \ the running for this series, 4. Chisholm rolled a nice 324 to get in the top honour score bracket. L, Mercure rolled the honour Score this week with e 70. What ha»pened to the men? Good scores for the week were B, Midd= augh 200, 217, EH. Niemi 233, J. Corrigan 228, C, Sitch' 220, H. Hales eras B. Bohonis 268 (Sat, Le 'Bamond 204, K, Weppler 216, R. Day 262, B. Browning 201, 225, ole (668), Standings to Date Speanners 30 Bombers 19 Pin Dusters 29 Tyros Lh Sleepers 2s Rockets 14 Bay Beavers 27 Inn Mates 10 Big 5 Ladies Men QO. Harrison 200 C, Buck 234 D. Dalzell" sy D, 'Harris 193 K. Weppler 163 Oy POGM 191 M. L. Day 162 W. Day 187 C. Hawkins 159 G. Carmichael 180 ATTENTION ALL TEAM C.PTAINS MENS & MIXED LEAGUE Monday, Mar. 16th (Men's League) & Tuesday, Mar. 17th (Mixed League) was the final date to add new players to your team, No additions may be made for the remainder of the season, 0-0-0 LIBRARY NEVIS New Books for Children "The Young Lion Hunter" by Zane Grey. Ken Ward and his kid brother, Hal, spend a summer on a forest preserve in Utah with Ken's pal, Dick Leslie, The government rangers are out after the mountain lions and the boys from the East are glad to share in the thrilling work of ridding the preserve of these fierce and dangerous beasts, "Three Sisters" by Carnelia Spencer, The story of the Soong Family of China - one of the most interesting families of modern times, "Saralee's Silver Spoon" by Marjory Hall. & convincingly told story for teenage girls of today, "Betsy's Napoleon" by Jeanette Eaton, Bet- sy's Napoleon has the swing of a good story of a delightful young girl growing up, hav- ing adventures, having beaux, having fun, "Serubs on Skates" by Scott Young. Hockey fans have waited a long time for a story like this, In thrilling, fast-moving narr- ative, Scott Young brings to life all the colour, action, excitement, and drama of this, the best of all games as Canadians know it. o-0-o0