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A corner pin is the most com mon "leave", here are the remain ing possibilities and the way tc spare them up;: The differencebetween a "good bowler" and a "topâ€"notch" bowler ‘mngs on the second shot in the frame.. The topâ€"notcher is the bowler who can consistently pick up spares. It is quite possible to run up a 280 score in a game, and never score a single strike. Naturally, every strike helps. But it‘s the bowler who can pick up spares who usually comes out on top. Many bowlers tighten up nervâ€" wusly when they see corner pins # & twoâ€"pin chopoff staring them in the face. Just remember, when you are rolling for a spare, use the same delivery you use for the headpinâ€"you just switch your point of aim. A 400 game in bowling is like hitting 60 homers|Bowling lanes, Jimmy Barbisan, who scored a or scoring 50 goals, yet right here in Weston, 401 game to help make up a high triple of three men have managed to do just that reâ€" 1047, Glen Brown .with an over 400 game, cently. One fellow even went so far as to bowl\Garnet Banks who rolled a perfect game, and a perfect 450. Pictured above left to right are Mayor George Bull who was on hand to yonâ€" Bill Ireland, president of the Friday major|gratulate the bowlers. )’ league, Bruno Torrieri, manager of the Waston‘ This is an appeal to housewives, especially those in the Weston area, who may have some spare flippers off a snapping turtle, a porcupine or a caribou steak in the refrigerator or freezer. One of many new features at the| This unusual feature will be held Canadian â€" National Sportsmen‘s under the auspices of the Toronto Show this year will be a "Com» Anglers and Hunters Association chef kitchen" where celebrities will and this group‘s secretaryâ€"managâ€" give demonstrations on cooking/er, John Mitchele, is in a quandary their favourite outdoor dishes. \ls to how and where he may obtain ‘The celebrities will include wellâ€"|some of the ingredients requested by Bert G=rside and Jim Hoult Chief ...wling Instructors Double Diamond Advisery Council HQW TO MAKE SPARES Flippers From Snapping Turtles Urgently Needed ENJOY YOUR GOLF THIS YEARâ€" | &A â€"PINE VALLEY â€"_â€" _EA MHow To Bow] Five Pins Tor a spare, m’ (IL â€" €) ; you use for the1; is possible to spare this by hitâ€" ist switch y0ur|ting on the outside of the headpin |â€"but very risky. It is best to is the most comâ€"|shoot inside the headpin, so the : are the remnin-*b-ll carries the 3 & 5 pins, and and the way tojthe flying headpin carries the corâ€" lner 2â€"Pin, It‘s called a chopâ€"off, Aim to hit |insi4h of the 3â€"Pin. I#f you aim |straight at it, and "pick" it out, |youmylnnutmn-l!uph ‘"blow" the frame. * 632 LEAVE \known _ "Outdoor" personalities, |top newspaper columnists and stars \of radio and television. Among the ‘"‘tasties" they are going to prepare will be raccoon rarebits, duckballs, {mock turtle soup, mooseburgers, 5â€"3â€"2â€"2 LEAVE leave. . T . Aim to hit on the inside of the This ensures you some . pinfall even if you miss your target, and decreases your chance of blowing by leaving the counter pin standâ€" 32 LEAVE (BJ. â€" A) (HJ. ~B) DAYS _ (and â€" subsequently joins) WILL RECEIVE A DOZEN BALLS Of HIS ANYONE _ WHO _ CALLS WITHIN _ TME NEXT 10 CHOICE . ENJOY YOUR GOLF THIS YEAR NEW CLUBHOUSE OQOPENS MAY 1st 18â€"hole championship course now in its fourth year of play, designed by Howard Watson, golf architect, Pine Valley is an excellent and challenging test of golf with large tees and bent grass greens. An underground watering tystem perâ€" mits the complete v.hfing. of all greens, tees and fairways. | (H, â€" D) |This is <called a split If it is |standing on the left side of the If you‘ve picked the headpin, |dinmrdtlukfll-?i-.0us.- trate on hitting the counterâ€"and you may take out the 3â€"Pin too. ltillfllytonnblolipoim-‘ the chance of scoring. an extra ithree points, For your third ball, aim to hit the right 3â€"Pin heavâ€" 'ily, to be sure of it, and hope the 2â€"Pin goes also. But rememâ€" ber not to speed up your ball tryâ€" ing to make these spares. Otherâ€" wise you will likely lose control. !by participants. Among the list of |such uncommon ingredients are muskrat, raccoon, venison, porcuâ€" pine, caribou, young bear, buffalo, whale meat, game birds and flipâ€" pers off a snapping turtle. lane, try for a~spare by aiming on the inside of the counter pin, 'fiumm&munn‘h take out the other corner. If the split is on the right side of the laneâ€"just forget about that spare. Go for the counter pin first, â€" Called _ "Acesâ€"Up", and. again forget about trying to spare. A spare can come from a lucky kickâ€" back from the backâ€"board. 2233 LEAVE 822 LEAVE } Housewives who are in a posiâ€" tion to provide such grocery items are urged to contact John Mitchele at Empire 2â€"1686 before the big Ispom and outdoors extravaganza opens in the Coliseum, Toronto on March 9. \ GOLF COURSE GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB The Club House, opening May Ist, is situated on a high point of land overlooking the Humber Valley, and will command a view of the swimming pool and the fairway, set against the wooded hills of the Boyd Conservation Park. The Club House has been conâ€" structed for comfort, with added space for all recreational functions. The baicony overâ€" looking the swimming pool will provide opportunities for many hours of outstanding relaxation. The locker rooms open directly onto the large deck surrounding the pool. Your family will find enjoyment at the club house and pool, while you test the challenge of the golf course. ~ > Jack Bailey, President â€" ATiantic 4â€"1621 On Monday night The Lt. Govâ€"jords and activities of the club at| ernor of Kiwanis Internationalithe Directors meeting Ted comâ€"| for division 4A, Mr. Ted Kyleiplimented the club officers upon| |mde his official visit to theitheir keen interest being ahown[ Kiwanis Club of Weston. He;for the new year. He admonished fpni!ed the club for their activ-jnhem to press on in their good| ity that is being shown and start and make a strong finish. ‘especially the increase in the;with an increased membership and Jmemberahip. He gave a very finejgmter community projects. # talk on the object of Kiwanis and‘ Two new members have been| 'iu work in each community. Hejadded to the club in the past; unfolded the plans to arouse A/three weeks Rev. George Garrett ldeeper interest in the 1962 slogan and Frank Reeves. ‘of Kiwanis International "Freeâ€"| Andy Whyte, Club President, ~‘.i°m f‘ out if‘diVid“‘] responsibilâ€"/presided and duly thanked the Lt. ‘:‘tyn if th‘f is taken to h“". by‘Governor Ted. for his help, andl 1eve1'y individual member of K‘w‘"kind words. After the meeting nis International it will, becOME closeq the members drove to the‘ i‘ force, when the 300,000 men|Seott Mission with food and clothâ€" |put it into ‘ICtion. He commended ing that they distributed through ‘all International helps to the v@riâ€"ithe district under the supervision 2 club . committee ';:-h?fmior ‘the Scott Mission Officials. | ere are suggestions and advice| Saturday the Tith of Fab.| that.w:l] build club life and corm-]the club members are acting geryâ€" 1 munity work, : fave C1 the "Mentt Miscinn aw th-! Complete rates for intermediates, juniors, swimming and social memberships on request. For further particulars call: GEORGE CLIFTON GOLF SCHOOL _ Members of the Y.M.â€"Y.W. of Rexdale held|ming prize is shown receiving it from James their annual awards night last Thursday. Wilâ€"|Andreotti, Toronto Argos. Shirley Price of the liam Robertson, winner of a proficiency swimâ€"|club is shown watching the presentation. Visits Weston Kiwanis After examination of the recâ€" (AN OUTSTANDING PRIVATE CLUB) 120 Wellington St. W., TORONTO Dial 366â€"1009 CLUB HOUSE AT the club members are acting servâ€" ers at the Scott Mission for the meals to these who are being fed. _ Andy Whyte, Club President, presided and duly thanked the Lt. Governor Ted. for his help, and kind words. After the meeting closed the members drove to the Scott Mission with food and clothâ€" ing that they distributed through the district under the supervision of ‘the Scott Mission Officials. Two new members have been added to the club in the past three weeks Rev. George Garrett and Frank Reeves. GEORGE CLIFTON, head professional, wil feature the best in golfing equipâ€" ment in his pro shop as well as profesâ€" sional instruction, club cleaning, storage, and electric cart rentals. PRO SHOP Hundreds eat there daily. It is a great work and one that requires help and service. f IN THE ESTATE OF Alexander Barâ€" bour, deceased. All persons having claims against the estate of Alexander Barbour, late of the Town of Weston, in the County of York, deceased, who died on or about the 27th day of October, 1957, are hereby notified to send particulars of the same to the undersigned on or before the 22nd day of March, 1962, after which the Estate will be distributed, with regard only to the Dated this 19th . day of February, A.D. 1962. WILLIAM JOHN WARD, Administrator, ¢/o Heakes & MacDonald, 1923 Westen Read, Weston, Ontarie. claims of which the undersigned shail then have notice and the undersigned will not be liable to any perion ef whose claim he shall not then have GOLF COUNTRY CLUB PINE 10 A.M. TO 10 P.M. 10 A.M. TO 5 P.M. SAT. & SUN. HOURS: Ken Fong rapped in 30 points to | Royal York now meets unbeater ‘power Yorks into the TDIAA‘S |Burnhamthorpe in Friday night‘s ! Etobicoke division senior playoffs. |Etobicoke senior semiâ€"finals, + p m SPORTSMEN‘S SHOW . FEATURES GALOREâ€" FISHING TACKLE â€" GUNS â€"CAMPING EQUIPMENT BOATS â€"MOTOR CARS â€" COTTAGES ANP TRAYEL EXHIBHTS Performances twice daily (except Sunday)â€"2:15â€"8:15 p.m. Prices â€"Evenings and Saturday afternoonsâ€"(all seats reserved)â€"Speâ€" cial combination tickets Res. Seats $1.75 Boxes $2.25 (including admission to the buildings) less 25¢ for Children. Bargain weekâ€"day matinee (except Saturday) Rush seatsâ€"Adults 50¢â€"Children 25¢ (Plus Admission to buildings) Admission to buildings only. at all timesâ€"Adults 75¢â€"Children 25¢. Exhibition open daily {except Sunday) from 11 a.m: to 11 p.m. ORDER YOUR TICKETS NOW Write (enclosing cheque or money order) to the Be Office The Canadian National Sportsmen‘s Show "\\ _ CARMEL GOWANâ€" ~4 Startling Rope and Bultwhip Act â€" LOG ROLLINGâ€"Becutiful Girls vs. Husky Woodsmen CANOE TILTINGâ€"Rough and Tough Water Compefition THE SLICKERSâ€"Briliom Aquatic Seal Act ORWIN HARVEYâ€"An Uncanny Diving Clown THE VICTORSâ€"Thriling Acrobatic Comedy JOAN SALVATOâ€"Unbelievable Casting NECKERS "DALMATIONS"â€"A Marvelious Dog Act ORDER YOUR SEATS TV® TiIEC. AMVEPTISERâ€"Thursdoy, Feb. 22, Coliseum, Exhibition Park, Toronto MARCH 9â€"17, . sPECTACULAR sTAGE SHOW 15th Canadian National Adjacent to Mart Kenney‘s Ranch north of 7 m.b-:& between Highway 27 and EXHIBITION PARK, *OROWTO the in the at the A" PE l B AH