CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Oct. 5, 1961

Brownies Gommenca Fall Season

The Second Kinnaird Brownie Pack has commenced for the fall

aeason. Owing to the shift schedule |

4n the scheols, they are holding a morning session at 8 a.m, on Thur- sday under the leadership of Brown

HOW TO BOWL

Owl, Mrs, J. R, Roberta. Tawny |f:

Owl, Mrs. R. Paterson, is acting Brown Owl for the afternoon s¢s- sion at 3 pm. Gray Owl, Mrs, W. MeNee works with her, The Pack has 10 tweentes,

Golden Bars were presented to Carol Soberlak and to Carol-Lynne Reside. As Carol-Lynne has left fhe District, her award hos been sent to her,

Robson Evening Group Meet

A business meeting was held at the home of Mrs, FP, Giraud, with 17 members present. Mrs. W. Sale~ kin welcomed Mrs. Martin to the group.

At the close of a very enjoyable evening the hostesses, Mrs. FP, Gi- raud and Mrs, J, Ki 0 Ber ved refreshments, The booster prize was won by Mrs. J. Lenahan.

JM BERT HOULT GAESIDE

Chief Bowling Instructors

Double Diamond Advisory Council

THE ART OF GRIPPING THE

Your bowling game starts the moment you pick up the ball from ‘the rack. And, if you don’t pick it correctly, your bowling game Is li- able to stop abruptly that same moment while you nurse a set of bruised fingers,

When picking up the att, for safely reasons always make sure

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you keep your finger and thumb to- ward the sides of the rack. If you

To UE allow them to sip between two balls, another ball sailing back down the return rack can give them a nasty crack.

Regulation bowling balls are five inches in diameter, and weigh three pounds eight ounces. Many Janes, however, have some balls which may be a quarter of an inch smaller, and several ounces lighter, If a smaller ball seems more com- fortable in your hand, use it. But, once you have chosen one size of ball,, stick to it, Changing the weight of ball can throw your game right off,

To pick the ball up, lay your hand over the top of ft. Then, Spread your four fingers down along one side of the ball, your thumb down thé other side. Young.

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sters, and people with small hands often need to use both hands to lift the ball from the rack,

GETTING A GRIP ON THINGS For @ proper grip, you should hold the ball in your hand firmly, but not too tensely, in the same po. sition in which you picked it up from the rack, Your fingers should be spread normally around the ball, with your thumb as high up on the side of it as comfortably possible, ‘When you are holding the ball correctly, there should be a small hollow ,space between your palm and the ball, which is actually reat. ‘ng on your fingertips, The ball should always be delivered off the fingers, not off the palm. If you are “palming” the ball, you can't control the exact moment It leaves your hand. A handy way to check if you are gripping properly is to turn your hand upside down, while still holding the ball, If the ball drops on your toe — you were palming tt, not gripping it with your fingers.

All lanes provide towels, and some device to moisten your hands, For a proper grip, your hands should carry just a slight trace of moisture. If they're too motst, the ball will have a “greasy” feel; if they're too dry, your fingers won't grip tightly, and the ball will slip away before you are ready to de- liver it, i

If you moisten, and then dry your hands each time before you pick up the ball, you can be sure that your fingers will have the same traction each time you roll, STAND BIGHT TO START RIGHT ‘A proper stance at the begin- ‘ning involves much more than just getting onto your two feet behind the foul lne,

When you take up your post- tion, hold the ball chest-high in front of you. If you are right- handed, you will be gripping it in that hand, with the other hand just touching it, to help support and steady it, .

Toke up a comfortable, ‘relaxed position, with your shoulders squar_ ed parallel to your target. Your feet should be slightly “toed-in”, with your toes pointing toward the tar- get. Both knees should be just slightly bent.

“af you are going to step off with your left foot, have it extend- ed an inch or two forward, with the bulk of your weight on your right foot, If you stand with your weight evenly distributed (as most ‘bowlers do), this means an extra movement to make, as you must shift your weight anway, before you

The Canadian Red Cross Soc- fety 1s seeking your help to unearth copies of one of ie publications of almost 20 years

During World ‘war Al one of the many responsibilities assumed by Red Cross was to: keep next-of-kin of prisoners-of-war informed distribution of a pamphlet entitled “The Prisoner of War."

Ushed in London, England, by the Joint War Organization of Red Cross and St. John, shipped to Ca- mada by sea and remailed to next~ of-kin in this country by the Can- adian Red Oross Enquiry Bureau by al, the other thousands of copies having gone to the bottom of the sen due to enemy action. ‘Determined not to disappoint the relatives of Canadian prisoners, the Enquiry Bureau reproduced the sample by a photographic process, eliminating .some purely British news and substituting Canadian, This venture was such a suc- cess that it was continued each month, so that from November, until the end of hostilities

monthly pamphlet entitled “The Prisoner of War — Canadian Edi- tion.” .

Not even one complete set of this publication has survived. Cop- ies are now sought by the Canadian Red Cross Society, the Nationall Li_ brary and the Department of Na- tional Defence,

Have you kep, a eet or even some individual copies? If so, will you kindly send them to the Cana- dian Red Cross Society, 95 Welles- ley Street, East, Toronto 5, or de- liver them to your ‘nearest Red Cross Branch for forwarding.

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Want a Good Haircut? BARRIE'S BARBER SHOP _‘fwo Chalrs — No waiting tins7 ~~ D zequited for cement pour, Sat... oot phone See. "Married urg quires ate eady F pa or experienced, Phone 365.

REHATASOCIALS |-

Mrs, ML Rohn The WMC of Living Waters Chapel held a farewell gathering ‘Thursday evening at the home of Miss Lang and Miss Pladager, Af- ter an evening of. games, luncheon was served and a plaque was pre- sented to Miss ©. White, who is leaving Renata to take up residence FOUND with her sister Miss E. Loute in Kamloops. hos ‘beet Gana? Vornlshed boot cs] Mr. and Mrs, A. G, Koch left gitleg eats eet ROME on a holiday for Revelatoke, where . they will visit Mr, Koch's sister and HELP WANTED brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, W, B, Fromson, Weekend visitors at the home inj of. Miss Lang and Miss Fladager

h cleaning wore and baby

Mr, and Mrs, Spicer of Nakusp,

months in sunny Alberta. left for the coast, where they are

attending the Bethel Bible Insti- tute, of Abbotsford,

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Mr, I, Wiebe has returned from business trip to Kamloops, Recent visitors to Renata were

Mr. and Mrs. W. Neufeld from

Rosemary, Alberta, were visiting at]. the home of Mra, Neufeld and Isaac Penner.

Mra, Neufeld returned ome with them to spend a few

don and Martha Peters have

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