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The Huron Expositor, 1962-02-01, Page 3M M v Bert Gerald, and ,Illi)I ioulf Chief Bowling Infractors Doltbte' Diamond Advisoiry Council. HOW TQ MAKE 'SPARES The difference between a "good bowler" and a "top- ' notch" bowler bangs on "-the second ,siiOt in the frame. "The top-notcher is the bowler who can consistently pick up spares. It is quite possible to run up a 280 score in a game, and nev- erscore a single strike. Na- turally, every strike helps. But it's the bowler who can pick lip spares who usually comes out on top. Many bowlera tighten up ner- vously when they see corner pins or a two -pin chop -off star- ing them in the face. Just re- member, when you are rolling for a • spare, use the same ..de- livery you use for the headpin —you just switch your point of aim. A corner pin is the most com- mon "leave", here are the re', maining possibilities and'the way to spare them up: (111. A) © A 4 5-3-2 Leave This is the second most com- mon leave. Aim to' hit on the inside of the headpin. This en- sures you some pinfall even if you miss your target, and de- creases your chance of blowing by leaving the counter .pin standing. p (lil ..�_--B) O • •1• i • .3-2 Leave This, too; is a common com- bination's called a chop -off, Aim tonside of the 3 -Pin. If you aim st%alight- at it, and 4 r • ALL KINDS of INSURANCE W.E. SOUTHGATE MAIN ST.. , - SEAFORTH Phone 334 — Res. 540 "pick" it out, you may have set yourself up to "blow" the frame. (I I I„�i•.,Cj, d �Q 0' : xr 1 IK' 5-3-2-2 Leave ' It is possible to spare' this by hitting on,: the outside of the headpin—but very risky. It is best to shoot inside the head - pin, so the ball carries the 3 and 5 pins, and -the flying head- pincarries the corner 2.Pin. (111.-I'�) 3-2-2 Leave This is called a split. I? it is standing on the left side of the lane, try for a spare by aim- ing on the inside of the•coun- ter pin, thus cutting the 3 -Pin. acrossto take out the other corner. If the split is on the right side of the lane — 'just forget about that spare. Go for the counter pin first. 2-2 Leave Called "Aces -Up", and again forget about trying to spare. A spare can come from a lucky kick -back from .the back -board. 2-2-3-3 Leave . If you've picked thel headpin, Ylisregard the left 3 -Pin.. Con- centrate on hitting the counter —and you may take out the 3 - Pin too. It is silly to gamble 12 points on the chance of scor- ing coring. an . extra three points. For your third ball, aim to hit the right 3 -Pin heavily, to be sure of it, and -hope the 2 -Pin goes also. But remember not • to speed up your ;ball trying to make_. these spares. Otherwise you will likely lose . control. Next: TEACHING YOUR CHILD TO BOWL. • Sell that unnecessary piece of furniture through -a-Huron-Ex- positor Classified Ad. Phone 141. 'blue coal Champion Stove & Furnace Oil WILLIS DUNDAS DUNDAS and LQNEY Phone 5�3 oz138___ THOUGH she, doesn't look -like a travelling diplomat, singer Elan Stuart has done her share to' improve interna= tional relations. Born in Scot- land, she has performed in England, Sweden, Bavaria, the United States and Can- ada. Currently sheis heard in her own radio show Along With Elan, Tuesdays on CBC's Vans -Canada network. KIPPEN WI HAS -EUCHRE Kippen East WI held a suc- cessful euchre in SS No. 9, Tuckersmith, on Friday with the Fourth Group in charge. Winners of the euchre were: ladies, high, Mrs. Charles Eyre; second, Miss Margaret Jean Broadfoot ; consolation, Miss Carol V-arley; gents, ,high, Bob Gemmell; second, 'George Var- ley; consolation, . John Stoll; travelling lone. hand, Joe Mc- Lellan, and .the lucky lunch prize went to Mrs. James Mc- Naughton. — Trim,the crusts from -six slic- es' of bread. Toast the bread nd_.spread_ with butter or mar- garine. Combine the grated rind of one,, orange, one-quarter cup of orange juice and one- half cup of sugar. Spread the West with the orange mixture and toast it again under the broiler to brown the topping lightly. Serve it plain, or with apple sauce. Arnold_ STINNISSEN' Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada Telephone: 852 R 12 ?R._5 SEAFORTH TOPNOTCH `"Advises You To Book Your FERTILIZER Now! • Our rices Have Dropped - - Early Delivery Discount ▪ ,Pick -'Up Allowance, -- 5% Cash Discount ▪ Available -1n Paper' Bags-- • -- Also 'Available' in Polythene Bags AT NO EXTRA COST All the Above Advantages Will Be Yours If You Buy At TOPNOTCH We Are Now Booking Orders For SEED GRAIN. _. Please Place Your Orders , Early 0 • BY KEN WATSON . The long slide delivery bas helped considerably in develop,� ing great hitting aceuracy .for many topnotch euil}ng machines in the last decade., By perfect- ing a smooth delivery motion the slider can get hia Apse k' ,down to rochandle level and can line up his. target as effec- tively as a crack shot who squints down the barrel of his rifle. The higher the backswing or the "greater the deg drive from the hack the faster the missiles can be launched. • Some --of the younger curlers who spend considerable time_ on. the ice have •'aehieved amazing FEDERATION NEWS By CARL HEMINGWAY Farm?- Forum seems to have attracted many extra discussion groups through their specializ- ed study programs this year. The program on Milk Market- ing in Ontariohad a listening audience of close to 2500 peo- ple. - I was disappointed oread all the old suggestions or solv- ing the Dairy problems, such as advertising, milk for schools, government subsidized disposal of surplus quota control• of pro- duction, etc. Surely if these had been the answer we would have done something about it before now. Or are they simply good topics for discussion, but not for action? I Blas encouraged to find one forum from Huron County mak- ing a practical and -positive sug- gestion. They said: "Take a leaf from the White Bean Growers' book and have producers take care of the disposal of the very small percentage of surplus." As I am sure this hasn't solv- ed all the problems .for the White Bean Growers, neither has it solved all the problems of the Wheat Producers, . nor will it solve all the problems of the Milk Producers, but it has been a real benefit to the groups that have used this method, and it could be_a mighty step for- ward for the Milk Producers. I was surprised to end no one suggesting producer processing or distributing. The consumer pays double the producer price "for fluid milk. I understand thatt- there is a_ Co-op Dairy in a near- by town that is doing very well for the farmers,- who supply it, and the last I. heard it was sell- ing milk at one cent less •per (pat to., the consumer. In checking. en milk _ pawl - prices I find that in the stores it is -currently selling at 3 pounds for $1.00 and up. Yet the farmers are paid on the basis of 5 or 6c a pound. There must be a nice spread -some- where. Processors apparently are finding it profitable to be- come producer in order that they will be sure of getting a supply of product to "handle. When producers already have the supply of product, surely they ,could find it profitable to process-•. it. In helping audit the books -of a local organization recently, I found that they had paid 32c per•. pound for broilers -for a barbecue last June. Broilers were quoted at 12c per pound at that time. This means rough- ly that a b'roi•ler that cost the processor 42c would sell for 96c. It is along this line I would like to see Milk Producers, at least, give serious thought. In closing, let me suggest that everyone listen to Farm T Him ..Monday night at 8:30. The topic for February 5th • is, "Technical a n d Vocational Training". Most of our Warm youngpeople will have to find employment off the farm. Let's see to it that they -are well trained. • LOWSPEED SLOTS EASIER TO CQNTROL accuracy with the fast,rock,but for the-Prditkary;.. player such 'proflcienc? is only a dream. - For him the quiet hack - weight take-outs are less likely to -disturb his effectiveness; Low velocity striking maintains the normal delivery Iswing and makes it much easier for a curl- er to concentrate on swinging ato the skip's broom. Immediately a man in the hack is asked for his "high, hard one" to remove an oppos- ing barrier of granite, his en- tire nervous system .becomes tense. lie thinks only of the rock to be . hit • and ,the skip's broom is unconsciously blotted out of his mind: His hand and fingers inevitably give the han- dle a twist as, he lets go and his Cape Canaveral effort us- ually becomes a futile blast, Effective striking can bere- alized with a little common sense on the part of the player and the skip. The head man on- the tee is probably the more guilty of the pair, so let us take. a look at him first. " Keep Calm Do pot use frantic nvr-violent signals. They only serve to panic your players. Use the turn with the great- est percentage. If a, guard and shot rock are involved (see dia- grain) call for the turn that might chip the winner if your player is a bit wide. Signal both possibilities and.. let your man know what a great strate- gist ,you are. Ask your team-mate which turn he prefers, if only a single stone is in play. If yoti call for the pulling turn, don't be stingy with your 1 1 (IN -TURN) 1 Call for an out -turn to re- move No;_ 1. f your player is a bit wide he will hit No. 2.. An in -turn on No. 4 will provide similar odds. 1 (OUT -TURN) 1 1 • ' Sell, that._ unnecessary piece of 'furniture through a Huron Ex- positor Classified Ad. Phone 141. 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