The Wingham Advance-Times, 1963-11-21, Page 18Page 10 - Winghatn Advance -Times, Thursday, Nov. 21. 1063
Home Helpers Hear
Capt. 6. S. Newman
BLUEVALE-The November
meeting of the Bluevale W. M.
S. was held in the church on
Wednesday evening when the
president, Mrs. Bernard Thom-
as opened the meeting with a
call to worship and a prayer.
The roll call was answered with
a current event in missions..
Minutes of the last meeting
were read by the secretary, Mrs.
R. J. McMurray. Several items
of business were discussed and
the treasurer's report was given
by Mrs. Eldon Kirton.
Mrs. Glenn Golley then took
the chair for the Home Helpers'
meeting. A hymn was sung and
Mrs. Wm. Robertson gave a
Scripture reading and com-
ments. Mrs. Ross Gray led in
prayer. The offering was taken
up by Mrs. Kirton and dedicat-
ed by Mrs. Jean Griffith.
Mrs. Golley introduced the
guest speaker, Captain G. S.
Newman of the Salvation Army
Corps in Wingham. He stressed
the need of love to the needy
and especially to the sick whom
we often tend to overlook. He
also gave the history of the Sal-
vation Army in America. Mrs.
Murray Chapman thanked Mr.
Newman and Rev. T. E. Ken-
nedy closed with a benediction.
Several contests were held
with Mrs. Gordon Mundell and
Mrs. Keith Moffatt in charge.
Lunch was served.
Organize PYPS
Sunday Evening
BLUEVALE-The Presbyter-
ian Young People's Society was
organized Sunday evening in
the basement of the church,
Rev. T. E. Kennedy led the
meeting and the Apostles'
Creed apd Lord's prayer were
repeated by all.
Mr. Kennedy is the honor-
ary president and the following
members were elected:
President, Hugh Mundell;
vice president, Jim Kirton; sec-
retary, Gail Kirton; treasurer,
Shirley Ross; press reporter,
Linda Ross; worship convener,
Pat Ross; pianist, Gerald Thom-
as.
The meetings are to beheld
every second Sunday night at
8:30 in the basement of the
church. Fifteen members were
enrolled and anyone who was
not present is welcome at the
next meeting. Mr. Kennedy
closed the meeting with prayer.
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ERNIE RICHARDSON'S
CURLING
CAPSULES
By ERNIE RICHARDSON
After having watched
curlers in action and ob-
served some of the differ-
ent styles of delivery you
are ready to review what
you have learned. Although
curling looks like a rather
complicated game it is fair-
ly simple to learn.
The fundamentals of de-
livering a stone can be
quickly grasped and a long
period of training is not
necessary before taking part
in a game. In most cases
the beginner can enjoy the
game his first time on the
ice after brief instruction.
That's the start of curling
fever.
DELIVERY VITAL
Delivering a curling stone
properly is most important
in making a good curler. I
have seen some peculiar de-
liveries which produce good
results, but I would strong-
ly advise learning a delivery
that is fundamentally
sound.
One of the first things a
player must do after getting
into the hack is to make
sure the cup (concaved por-
tion of the bottom of the
stone) is free of all dirt.
This can be done by turn-
ing the stone over and rub-
bing it with the straws of
your broom.
The next step is t h e
stance (or position) in the
hack. The important thing
about the stance is to be
in a comfortable and re-
laxed position with good
balance which is most im-
portant to the start of your
delivery.
The ball of the right foot
is placed squarely against
the back of the hack. The
left foot is slightly ahead
of the right foot and is flat
on the ice. Both knees and
thighs should be as parallel
with the delivery line as
possible without interfering
with your balance.
SLIDE IT, MAN:
The stone should be slid
forward as far as possible
without pulling t h e
shoulders or body out of
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FORDWICH-A presentation
and dance was held in the
community hall on Friday night
in honour of Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Wallace, newlyweds. Mrs.Wa1-
ter Demerling read the address
and the young couple was pre-
sented with a kitchen suite, ta-
ble lamps and a gift of money.
Bob and Jean thanked everyone
and dancing was enjoyed to
music supplied by Lorne Lamb -
kin's orchestra.
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position. The right
shoulder will drop a little
and your left hand will be
holding the broom as a
counter balance.
The all-important point
when starting your back -
swing is that you have your
eyes looking straight at the
broom which is held by
either the skip or vice -skip.
You should NOT take your
eyes off the broom until
after the stone has been re-
leased a n d the follow-
through completed. My
best advise is, always keep
your eye on the target,
which in curling is t h e
broom.
In starting the backswing
your body should b e
parallel with the skip's
broom. The stone is swung
straight back as if it were
a pendulum, then brought
forward in a direct line
with the broom.
The handle of the stone
should be grasped by the
fingers only, with the index
and third fingers applying
most of the pressure. This
is so that you will have a
free grip for a swinging de-
livery instead of a push.
But most important of all
is to keep your eyes on the
broom throughout the entire
delivery.
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Photo from the book "Curling," ,•ublished by Thomas Allen Ltd.
Ernie Richardson demonstrates proper stance. Hold
head erect, fasten eye on skip's broom at other end
of ice.
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