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EASTER SEAL CAMPAIGN CLOSES APRIL 5TH ine eT con't) enlarged under the direction of a local conmittee consisting of manbers of over 200 service clubs associated with the Society, If the objective of $475,000 is reached this year during the annual Easter Seal campaign, 900 crippled child- ren will be able to attend these camps and have fun they never dreamed existed, Easter Seals ~ 100,000,000 of them -~ will be distributed across Ontario this year between March 4 and April 4. Funds received from their sale will be used to maintain and expand existing camp services to crippled children and to develop new ones, Too, your contribution will provide skilled persons specially trained to straighten and strengthen crooked little legs; to correct faltering speech and to guide tortured little hands to a useful job or education, Why not make your contribution today? O-0-0 RED CROSS DOM cR RB OLINIC (contt) into plas plasma waich "Eeeps indefinitely and is useful for shock, burns and other injuries." Red Cross is also the sole source of blood and plasma for the armed forces --- at home and abroad, Residents of this district, men and women between the ages of 18 and 65, my register as Hood doitors by giving their names to the canvasser when contacted later this month, 0-0-0 CURLING. a ee is hardly the time, or weather, for Curling but as promised last week herewith are the winners of the various events in the Men's Curling during the past season: Bradings Trophy Ist - Jack Wellings, Jock MeeSoll, Des Evans-Smith , and Bill Sadowick, - Harry Byers, Harold Marsh, Len Swirhun and Johnny Louk Consolation -- Bert Lohr, Harry Smith, onda Pete Sater and Ken Hutchin- son Ezdson's Bay Trophy lst. + Jim MacDonald, Jim Clancy, Axel Berndtsson nd Hugh Harzreaves end - Thor Olsen, Johnny Gross, Don Boudreau and Jim Stewart, Consolation - Frank Ross, "Monty" Paget, Des Evans-Smith and Howard Soily (con't in next sol.) Page 6 CURLING (con't) Imperial Bank Trophy ist - Jim MacDonald, Al. Lindskoog, Len Crockford and Don Whitley end - Alex Sinkins, Don Anderson, Pete Shrier and Walter Anderson Consolation- Alex MacDonald,Lou Duquette, fb Keehn and Dick Jones Hiram-Walker Trophy: Ist - Jack Wellines, Al Lindskoog, Ed West and Ernie Schock and - Alex Sinkins, Hee McLeod, Frank Sechesky and Len Pineault Consolation - This has still to be Cacided (by toss of coin now) between Doug Harris' rif': of Ted McInnis, Joe Rusyski and George Ramsay and 41 McColl's riuk of Ole Olsen, Pete €chrier and Sid Spencer, The Men's Club operated the year with a total of 22 rinks, or 22 skips, and of this total 9 Skips placed for 12 prizes, Those duplicating were Jack Wellings and Jim MacDonald with two firsts each and Alex Sinkins with two second place wins. In all there were 48 prizes winners and these were spread over a potential 36 curlers, depending on which rink is declar- ed the Consolation winner in the Hiram- Walker event, If Al McColl's rink is declared Consolation winner then Pete Schrier will have the distinction of plac- ing on the most winning rinks - a total of three, Des Evans-Smith and Al Lindskoog are the only other curlers garnering more than one prize, Summarizing, Skips have a 40% chance of winning an event, Thirds have a 50% chance, Seconds - 40% chance and the lowly lead a ' 55¢, chence of winning. (Guess I'll go back to a lead next year) The only other items left is the innual Banquet and election of officers. Information on this will come in the next issue of the News, 0-0-0 LiDIZS CURLING CLUB DRAW The draw for the mirror raffled by the Ladies Curling Club was held last night and the winner was Russ McAdam of Schreitier, 0-0-0 ROOM «ND BOARD REQUIRED For single woman, Months of July and August only. Reply to P.O. Box 172 or contact Ossie Dalzell, o-0-0 WANTED TO BUY 4. set of Right hand golf clubs. Please contact HE. i. Marostica at Local 49 or Dial Peis " 0-0-0