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DID YOU RECEIVE YOUR SEALS YT? To one group of children in Ontario, camp life every summer means more than usual, It means a chance to do the things that other youngsters do, to live in the sun and "play games, despite the handicaps of cripp- led limbs or twisted backs, And in the 3 camps operated by the Ontario Society for Crippled Children, this summer 900 children, who would be una ble to attend camps that lack the special equipment, housing, nurses and instructors, will gather once again, Making this possible will be the annual Has- ter Seal campaign from.March 5 to April 5. The objective is $475,000. ; Most important, perhaps, in the--eyes of the doctors who watch over the welfare of these children is the psychological progress made during their camp holidays, For inst- ance, Amy refused to talk at first, spurned the friendly. advances of other children, refused to smile for kindly nurses, Then one morning, she sa$ in her wheelchair and watch- ed as.Tommy, a spastic paralytic, painfully and almost grotesquely hobbled past her. She turned suddenly to a nurse and said, "Oh, I'd hate to be like Tommy." From that moment, Amy was sunny, happy, an eager participant in every camp activity. She seemed to consider Zlizabeth, another camper, a personal responsibility. Hlizab- eth had been babied at home and expected to be attended hand and foot every hour of the day, Amy joked, teased Hlizabeth, insisted on the latter learning to pick up her own books, wheel her own chair to the table, and so on, "The psychological effect of crippled youngsters getting together and seeing what others accomplish and how they enjoy life is Q m.jor step towards re-establishment", say cemp officials. 0-0-0 LIBRARY NSWS Hours Monday & Wednesdey - 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. Tuesday & Thursday - 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. Children's Hours --""Vonday & Wednesday - 4:00 to 4:30 p.m, Tuesday & Thursday - 7:00 to 7:30 p.m. New Books for Adults "Steamboat Gothic" b: by Frances Parkinson Keyes, Not only is told the, story of the great Louisiana plantations, but of the river which contributed so largely.to their prosp- erity, their prestige and their splendor. "Vurder at St, Dennis" by Margaret Ann Hubb- ard, A cunning killer prowls the winding corridors of an old Hospital in this new thrilter, 0-0-0 _into 2nd spot behind the Bears, Page 5 TEN PIN CHATTER Pattison's Bears have ineeen their tie with Checkryn's Royals and are leading the pack by a scant 1 point. This feat was accomplished last eve as the Bears trounced Séchesky's B B's 4 to 0 in an extremely close battle. Checkryn's Royals managed to take the Warehouse to camp 3.to 1 and thus slip The Stars for the Bears were Heenan 170, 157, Clifford 181 and Ray Stachiw's 155 & 158. The best efforts for the B B's were Aho 179, Sechesky 160 while Conway, Harris and Lloyd Dejonghe gave their all. Malashewski starred with snappy games of 169, 158, 174 (501) as the Royals humbled the Warehouse 3.to 1 in a contest whose sec- ond game was decided in favour of the Ware- house by 2 Slim pins, Other favourable tallies were rolled in by Checkryn 165, 157, (43) .Coupal 165, 184,. (484), Pluta 176,171, (472). Ted Stachiw led the Whse. scoring with 188, 127, 125 (500). John Graham's 172 with Earl Knight's 166 were the only other favourable Warehouse counters. Firebugs remain hot on the heels of the pace setting Bears and Royals by trouncing the last place Engineers 3 to 1, Stars for the Firebugs were Shubaly 155, 142, 147 (444), Laporte 170, Maurstad 164, Bill Day 153, Gombola rolled the best Engineer tally of 416, while the only other mentionable mark was turned in by Williscroft, a resounding 150. Whitfield's Shift #1 Quintet humbled the Overheads 3 to 1 to place themselves in Ath spot in the pennant race, Frank led the scoring with 145, 137, 125 (407) while McKay assisted the Shift #1 offorts with his games of 133, 126, 144 (403). Galvin found the renge for 140 to aid their cause. Rowley paced the Overheads with 164, 149, 134 (447). Shirriff took off 2nd spot scoring honours with 147, 144, 148 (439). Faust's 156, 146 with Rowlandson's 147 rounded out the scoring. The averages after next "ednesday night's bowling will be used in the compiling of 2 teams to make up the Hourly vs Salary grudge battle slated for Saturday, March 28th, This will enable all concerned to line up their teams in plenty of time before the roll off time of the 28th. Standings to Date mu Play off teams Bears 27 B-B's 19 Royals 26 Warehouse. 17 Firebugs 23 x Overheads 15 Snife vi... & Engineers 13 0-0-0 YOU CAN GET A: PERMANENT INJURY WITH A TEMPORARY REPAIR JOB