The Wingham Advance-Times, 1961-11-22, Page 13CHOPla!•••01....1'."0.1,9 tole•paii• to be entered in the provincial
competition, sponsored. by ""544W144.044`i ..,V4*-71rAMAF /47-4?"40..14n.nr,g 4244-14?:.4.0:4AM.:$14-A4-44 kli - IF.1 4.6 Ethel Brant Montero and the Wo.
men's Section, Ontario Association
of Agricultaral Societies.
Other district prize winners were:
KeithStrang, R.R. lic`nsall (x-
eter Fair); and Ruth Gorwill, Sea-
forth, Also entered in the district
contest was an essay written by
Elaine Sanders, SS, 5, Morris
Township (Belgra.ve School Fair),
Mrs. Joseph Grummett, District
8 Women's Representative, who is
in. charge of the competition in the
district, reports that the response
has been most gratifying 'in this,
the third year of such a contest.
She expresses appreciation to the
pupils, their teachers,- the judges
and the various school inspectors
who have •been most co-operative,
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MORRIS TOWNSHIP
Municipal Notice
I hereby give notice that nomination:, of a Reeve, Four Connell-
lors and Two School Trustees to serve the Township of Morris •
during the year 1962 will he held at
MORRIS TOWNSHIP HALL
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24th
1961, from 1 p.m. to 2 p.m.
All persons wishing to qualify must either be present at the
nomination by 2 p.m. or have a written consent for nomination
signed by him or herself in the hands of the Returning Officer
by 2 p.m., November 24, 1961,
IF DEMANDED A POLL WILL BE OPENED AT THE
FOLLOWING PLACES ON
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2nd, 1%1
Polling Sub-Division No. 1—School House S. S.
No._1, DRO Laurie Scott; PC Leo Cronyn.
Polling Sub-Division No. 2—School House U.S.S.
No. 11, DRO Allan McCall; PC John Hislop.
Polling Sub-Division No. 3—School House S. S.
No. 5, DRO Mark Armstrong; PC Christo-
pher Nethery.
Polling Sub-Division No. 4—Morris Township
. Hall, DRO Howard Smith; PC Jack Clark.
Polling Sub-Division No. 5—School House S. S.
No. 7, DRO Chas. Campbell; PC Gordon
Higgins.
Polling Sub-Division No. 6--School House S. S.
No. 10, DRO Jas. Bowman; PC Thos.
Pullman.
Polls to be open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
GEORGE MARTIN, Returning Officer
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By
BERT GrAUSILM And JIM. 00-(1t.T
Chief Bowling Xnstreetsrs
pmiblo Plieromol..Ativiisory Connell
APPROACHES
Though 90 per cent of bowlers
use the standard three-step or four
step approaches, there are bowlers
who feel more comfortable using
some other, lees orthodox number
of -steps.
Some energetic
bowlers .Use a 5-
step' approach —
sernetimes called
"the run", be.. '
cause it loOks
more like some- `t
thing you -should
see at a track and field event ra-
ther than in a recreation centre.
Still, some championship bowlers
use the run.
5-Step Approach,
For the 5-step, approach, you
must stand a good deal farther
than. usual behind the foul 'line.
In fact, some bowlers stand right
on the rubber mat at the end of the
runway, so they get extra traction
on the !first step. This gives them
a full 16 feet to hurtle down the
runway before they deliver the ball.
There are two ways to carry out
a 5-step approach.
The first is'.to carry the ball, in
normal Starting pOsition for the
first two steps, and start the push-
away on the third step. Basically,
this is the S41110 as a 3-step -ap-
proach, except for •a 2-step run to
bcgin,with.
' SeContd way listo'start the push-
aivay'aS' you step off. This way,
yoill must -,extend your backswing
for an- extra two steps. Your arm
IS thiis carried farther back and
swing's down harder, giving a very
fast „Ind: Powerful delivery—often
too powerful for, proper control,
If 'you are using, a 5-step ap-
proadh already, but find' your
swing, doesn't' "feel right", chang-
ing the number of steps is the first
experiMent you should try. If you
db .tr'Y to change, it is batter to
drop right down to a 3-step ap-
proach, which is likely .to fit your
natural rhythm better than the
4-step.
Two-Step Approach
A 2-step approach IS used by very
few bowlers, and recommended by
none. But, if you insist, this is the
sequence for right-handed bowlers )
(reverse, If you are left-handed):
1..Right,,foot forward; combined
with pushaway and backswing,
2. Left foot forward} deliver the
ball with .a very small slide.
Approach
The_ one-step approach is used by
some women, and quite frequently
by older people or bowlers who are
physically handicapPed. The push.
away Starts, frcim-,!ft. standing posi-
tion, _,The. _right f O.Qt. ate/35,19mo rd
on the downswing and the ball is
delivered without the bowler at-
tempting to make any slide with
his feet at all:
The main thing that is impor-
tant About a, good aproach in bowl-
ing is not the number of steps you
take. -It la whether you can co.
ordinate 'the movement of your
arm 'and legs into a natural
rhythm. So, though 90 per cent of
bowlers may prefer either the 3-
step or the 4-step approach, use the
number of steps that feels ,most
natural to you.
Next: Practise yOur scoring skill.
Bridge Club
North and South: First, W. H.
French and J. H. Crawford; second,
Art Wilson and C, .Hodgiris; third.
Mrs. A. Wilson and J. Martin.
East and West: First, B. Laidlaw
and Mrs. H. Fisher; second, 0. Ha-
seigrove and Mrs. D, C. Nesmith;
third, Miss Y. McPherson and Mrs.
G. Godkin.
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HOW TO BOWL FIVE FINS
MITCHELL BOY TOP IN
DISTRICT ESSAYS
David Tomkinson of Mitchell
public school stood first in the
District 8 (Perth and Huron) es-
say competition, 'The Place Of the
Indian in Canadian History".
Sponsored locally by the various
agricultural societies in the two
counties, the top essay- from each
fair is entered in the district com.
petition, This year six essays reach.
ed the district level, with over 50
essays having been entered in the
competitions at the various fairs.
The essay of David Tomkinson
will now be forwarded to Toronto