Zurich Citizens News, 1961-12-07, Page 8PAGE EIGHT
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1961
DASHWOOD and DISTRICT
(MRS, E. H. RADER, Correspondent)
The Junior Choir of Zionf;gelical V. 13. Church held their
Lutheran Church will present Woodrow Macke dinner Friday
a Christmas Cantata, -O. a.'onac* evening, December 1, with 68
Let us Adore lint." kva Sunday, present. Group 3, with Mrs.
December 10, at 7.30 p.m.' Harry Hoffman convener, ser -
Everyone is welcome, • vecl a turkey dinner.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and, Entertain me n t committee
Mrs. William Hough were. Mr. ,; were; Mrs. Harold Kellerman,
and Mrs. Carl Echmier and! Mrs. J. M. Treman and Mrs.
Paul, :Aliss Ellen Gilbert and Howard Klumpp. Guest speaker
Mr. Jerry Cullen, al .*t Stratford E was Miss Lorna Taylor, of Lon -
31r. and Mr. and Mrs. Klmer don, who showed pictures of
Roder and. fatuity. ' her trip to India, the Holy Land
and the Middle East. Rev. and
Mrs. M. J. James sang a duet,
with Mrs. James accompanying
them on the piano accordion.
Mrs. Howard Klumpp conducted
a sing song.
Choir 'Supper
The annual choir supper of
Von Lutheran Church, was
held Friday. December 1, with
33 present. Group 2 of the
Ladies Aid, with Mrs. Ken Kel-
ler as convener, served a tur-
key supper.
Following the supper Bunco
was played. WinnerJs were, Al-
bert Miller and Helen Nadiger;
consolation winners, Charles
Martene and Margaret Salmon.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. William Hough were, Mr.
and Mrs. Carl _Echmier .. and
Paul, Miss Ellen Gilbert and
Mr. Jerry Cullen, all of Strat-
ford, Mr. and Mrs. Courtney
Burmeister and Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Roder and family.
Choir Supper
The annual choir supper of
Zion's Lutheran Church, was
held Friday December 1, with
33 present. Group 11 of the
Ladies Aid, with Mrs. Ken Kel-
ler as convener, served a tur-
key supper.
Following the supper Bunco
was played, winners were, Al-
bert Miller and Helen Nadiger;
consolation winners, Charles
Martene and Margaret Salmon.
Woodrow Macke Dinner
The Ladies Aid of the Evan -
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heard Saturday evenings on
the CBC Dominion radio
network. Often seen on
CBC TV, Allan is backed by
the Paul Grosney Quintet
in this weekly program of
light and popular music
standards.
How To Bowl Fiv pins eurately.xf you find you are missing
446.46.
Line Bowling & Shadow
Bowling
If all the different ways
there are to aim a bowling ball,
the 'Line Bowling" method is
the hardest to describe exactly.
Using it successfully depends
partly on your own imagination,
and partly on a trick of per-
spective.
Standing at the end of the
bowling lane, looking down the
lane, you'll notice the boards,
and the cracks between them,
seem to taper together as they
approach the pins at the far
end.
In "Line Bowling" you ima-
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By Bert
Chief
Double Diamond
Advisory Council
gine these cracks and boards
as a sort of channel, funnelling
down to the headpin. When you
deliver the ball, you launch it
as smoothly as possible down
that imaginary channel.
On every lane, you'll find
the colors of the hardwood
strips on that lane that mark
a channel leading your ball
naturally each time to the tar-
get pin. .
In "Pin Bowling," you fix
your eyes on the pin, then con-
centrate on sending your ball
along an imaginary line between
you hand and that pin. In
"Line Bowling," you fix your
eyes on the `,line" in the lane,
then launch your ball along it
to reach the pin. We don't re-
commend line bowling because
we feel it is a very inaccurate
method .,of aiming.
A Minstrel Show from the
Seaforth Anglican Church Choir
put on a good concert in the
Township Hall, last Friday
evening, to a large audience.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Cole-
man and family, of Walkerton,
visited with relatives on Sun-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Berne McKin-
ley and family, of Brantford,
called on relatives over the
week -end.
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I your target pin slightly after
Garside and Jim Hoult rolling through the shadow,
Bowling Instructors vary your aiming point a little
bowl for the neck of the sha-
dow, instead of the tip; or else
aim for the gap between two
shadows.
The big advantage in using
the shadows is that it moves
your target closer to you and
gives you a larger aiming area.
However, very few expert
bowlers use this system, and we
certainly don't feel it's a good
system for beginners. However,
if you have already tried all
the other systems -Pin Bowling
and Spot Bowling -without suc-
cess, then experiment with
shadow bowling.
Shadow bowling does have a
couple of special advantages. If
you ordinarily aim right at the
pins, but find you are "pick-
ing" headpins too often, bowl-
ing for the shadow as a target
will usually cause your ball to
"break" off line a bit sooner,
and thus strike the headpin off
centre.
If you find trouble hitting
corner pins, shadow bowling
sometimes helps here, The cor-
ner pin shadows extend up into
the alley away from the gutter.
In various central European
countries the Christmas Crib,
staged in a box, is carried
through the streets by groups
of singing children during
Christmas time.
Shadow Bowling
To understand „Shadow
Bowling," once again look down
the lane. This time, notice how
the shadows of the pins are re-
flected on the surface of the
lanes. No matter where you
stand on the approach, the re-
flections seem to point directly
toward you. What's more, they
taper toward a natural point.
If you aim at th head of the
shadow, with a straight ball, it
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find it helps keep the ball out
of the gutter and in a truer
line to the target.
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