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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1983-02-16, Page 19NABOB TRADITION COFFEE I 3698 EXTRA FINE, FINE DRIP OR REGULAR GRIND J }ti l,•«:.:lbL{.•b':YYit.YfOL':�:•::YI�I-P:'G®VY• • • SPRITE OR ocAi® co 1 5 LITRE SIZE LAY'S OR RUFFLES POTATO CHIPS 200 g PKG. ASSORTED VARIETIES 4 VARIETIES BICK'S PICKLES 643° mL L'49 LIBBYS ZOODLES SPAGHETTI WITH CHEESE OR ALPHAGETTI � 89° AYLMER BRAND WHOLE CHOICE QUALITY TOMATOES _,9 9Y: 79# AYLMER BRAND FANCY QUALITY FRUIT COCKTAIL S OKE VEGETABLES CREAM STYLE CORN OR HONEY POD PEAS, CUT GREEN BEANS CUT WAX BEANS, ALL 14 OZ. TINS OR 12 OZ. KERNEL CORN NIAGARA FROZEN ORANGE12 oz. TINSJUICE BATHROOM TISSUE C TTjEL E WHITE, PINK, YELLOW, BLUE, CHAMPAGNE 4 ROLL PKG. SAVARIN BEEF, TURKEY OR CHICKEN POT PIES FROZEN 8 oz. EA. s FOR • ZEHRS FRESH CREAMERY BUTTER OATMEAL, CHOCOLATE CHIP, DIGESTIVE, PEANUT BUTTER CHIP. PARISIENNE CREME, VANILLA CREME OR CHQCOLATE FUDGE CREME 400 g 450 g PKG. ENRICHED WESTONS WHITE BREAD 675 g LOAF 59 NABOB REG. 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BARS 400 g IVORY BAR SOAP 129 KRAFT CHEESE BLOCKS MOZZARELLA 16 oa. 3®69 HIGH LINER BOSTON BLUE FISH FILLETS 454.s %99 We reserve the right to limit purchases to reasonable weekly family requirements tAtt ®Aelll ®E PL&ASED TO SERVE YOU Item: HANOVER lett18treet Open S sights* te-ee}t W SIC ELMIRA Z1a Arthur St. it. Olsen W.d.. hors. end rt4 events's LISTOWEL m12s W1M.ce atme r 00061655t1 . 'Moo arts! Fri..v.ninpm FERGIJS 776 Til met. S. Opts Wed., Thurs. and Fti emersfnt. WINGHAM Comm of Ns 4 and 06 Mme. op.,, Mer. Fol eor.w4toe Crossroads—Feb. 16, 1983—Page 7 By JEFF WARD X throws an excellent roll which allows him to enter and hit at the same time. After playing the 5, X has four choices with the 6. The two choices that hit a second man are much betterl than the two that don't, so X can reject the latter two. But should he hit on the 14 -point or the 7 -point? Although either hit is a good play, X should press his attack by hitting on the 7 -point. When you can hit two opponent's men with the same roll, the opponent is almost completely help- less. Depending on the strength of your home board, the opponent usual- ly has a tough time just coming off the bar with both men on his next turn. This is the time to go for an all-out assault which will lead to a quick victory and quite possibly a gam- mon. Such an assault is called a "blitz." In a blitz, the attacking player aims for a rapid close-out of at least two op- ponent's men. The object is to make home board points as fast as possible while preventing the opponent from making a single one. The latter is especially important because if the opponent anchors (makes a point in the attacker's home board), a close-out is no longer possible and the blitz has failed. To prevent the opponent from anchoring, you must hit him whenever he comes in, even if this means leav- ing a blot in your home board. You must also try to make home board points as fast as possible. Each addi- tional home board point you own , makes it that much more difficult for your opponent to enter. When part of a roll can- not be used to hit or make a point, it is best to bring another spare man within range of the home board. In the diagram, X goes from the bar to a blitz at- tack in one roll. Hitting on the 7 -point is the key be- cause it brings another checker into direct play. Not only does the checker occupy a new point, giving X extra ways to make the 4-, 2- and 1 -points, but it is also immune from being hit. Notice that nothing 0 -can toll — even his best doubles — hits on the 7 - point. Points are numbered 1 to 24, starting with X's home board at the lower left. A move, for example, from the 7 -point to the 3 - point is written 7/3. /3e means that a man w s hit on the 3 -point. 7/3( eans that two men were moved to the 3 -point. 2429 2221 2019 to 17 19 16 14 19 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 e 9 X to Play 6-5 11 12 Birds total 100 billion The world's bird popula- tion is estimated at 100 bil- lion, with 5 to 6 billion of them living in the United States. Being a secretary is highly stressful Being a secretary is high- ly stressful. Says Dr. Dale Masi, a professor in the Uni- versity of Maryland's School of Social Work, "Studies in- dicate that secretaries rep- resent the second-highest category of stress-related occupations today (laborers such as coalminers and con- struction workers are first.)"