defined within the interior axial surface 59 of second half 58 are a plurality of vanes 70 as best seen in fig2 liquid entering inlet opening 68 of flow diverter assembly 52 exits via a pair of exit openings indicated generally at 72 and 74 as will be readily appreciated by those skilled in the art exit opening 72 and 74 are dimensioned and arranged so as to cause corresponding jets of liquid to impinge upon the surfaces of vanes 70 thereby initiating rotation of first section 32 with particular reference to fig3 b it will be seen that spinning of first section 32 in the direction of arrow r and about a rotational axis parallel to axis a u2014 a of container 12 fig1 enables the contents of container 12 to be deposited along a helical deposit path as used herein the phrase helical deposit path is intended to refer to any path having a curvilinear component which is transverse to the direction in which the container as container 12 is moved an illustrative deposit pattern is indicated generally at p in fig3 b in any event and with continued reference to fig1 u2013 3b it will seen that discharge assembly 30 further includes a pivotably movable nozzle member 80 having a distal section defining a nozzle orifice 82 and having a substantially spherical proximal section 84 retained in fluid communication with interior cavity 50 of first section 32 such.