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By KEN WATSON
The Canadian curling rink
that makes it through the Brier
this winter will face curlers
from Scotland, the U.S. and now
Sweden in the Scotch Cup ser-
ies -the "world series" of curl-
ing -next March in Scotland.
With Sweden having just an-
nounced intention to take part
in the Scotch Cup, what does
this mean to our Canadian curl-
ing champions?
It might be interesting to
take a peek at the growth of
the roaring game in that coun-
try. Canadians of Scottish an-
cestry will be proud to know
that it was none other than the
missionary zeal of their own
race that spread the gospel of
curling in Scandinavia.
Just as Scots settlers intro-
duced the Royal and ancient
pastime in Upper and Lower
Canada, the Red River Valley,
New York and Chicago, a few
Scotch families who settled in
Uddevalla, a small town in
Western Sweden, brought curl-
ing into that country as early
as 1846. For six winters they
tossed stones on frozen lakes
while the natives watched their
weird antics and cries with un-
bridteci curiosity. In 1852 the
first curling club known as the
Bohuslandska Curling - klubben
was organized.
For half a century the game
was restricted to a few local
communities nearby but in 1901
curlers were invited to Stock -
New Challenge For
Canada's Top Rink
holm to demonstrate their
strange sport in an event called
"Nordiska Spelen." /336 1916 the
Swedish Curling Association
was formed with three clubs as
members. From this meagre be-
ginning the country now boasts
76 clubs with 2,200 members.
Today 60 towns, villages and
cities have curling facilities
and approximately 150 sheets
of ice. However, necessity has
dictated the marriage of skat-
ing, hockey and curling, with
the rock -tossers usually being
wedged in when time or space
is available.
Unlike Canada, where the
game is played indoors in more
than 2,000 clubs reserved ex-
clusively for curling, there is
not a single indoor rink for
curlers in Sweden. According
to Sven Albinsson, the secre-
tary of the Swedish Curling Un-
ion, there are only four centres
in the country with artificial
outdoor rinks exclusively for
curlers.
In the northern part of -this
progressive nation where the
climate is favorable, natural ice
prevails. In the South, where
the weather cycle has been
bringing milder temperatures
in late years, the game is play-
ed mostly on artificial hockey
rinks by an agreement with the
Swedish Sports Alliance - a
national body which through
government funds is responsible
for providing sports facilities of
all types.
The great need in Sweden to-
day is for artificial indoor curl-
ing ice so that the caprice of
the weatherman can be ignor-
ed. Last year a bonspiel at Are
with one hundred rinks enter-
ed failed to get started because
of the three-day storm. But
latest word from stately Stock-.
holm is that plans are now un-
der way for the first of the
much-needed indoor curling
clubs.
The Swedish champions will
provide added color to the In-
ternational Curling Series for
they will be tremendously en-
thusiastic players. The air of
the Scottish ice rinks in Falkirk
and Edinburgh will ring with
the shouts of the Scandinavian
skip calling for "Inlaggning"
(drawing), "Bort med garden"
(take off the guard), "Ligg mot
den" (lie up against it) and
"Byt plats" (change places with
it). Like the Scots, our Swedish
friends will be armed with their
"coos" or brushes but they will
also come with great friendship
and goodwill,
Tar#traoki
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Cleary's PRE -CHRISTMAS
ry .
COLUMNIST KEN WATESON (right) is shown a pic-
ture of a typical curling rink in Sweden by Swedish consul
Nils Kallin, who announced his country will challenge
Canada in Scotch Cup,
CONSTANCE NEWS OF THE WEEK
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riley
spent the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs, Robert Woods and
Debbie, of Ajax.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Taylor,
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Flynn and
Mrs. Ethel Stephenson, Sea -
forth, visited Thursday evening
with Mr. and Mrs, George
Leitch.
Mr, and Mrs. William Dale
and Mr. James Dale attended a
social gathering at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. William Knox,
Clinton, on Sunday afternoon,
Dec. 10, the occasion being the
59th wedding anniversary of
Mr. and Mrs. Knox.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul McMas-
ter, of Ridgetown, spent the
weekend with the latter's par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs, George Ilog-
gart.
Mrs, Annie Medd visited last
week with Mr. and Mrs. Arnold
Miller, of Goderich Township.
Miss Wilma Dale has been
nominated by the Western
Counties Guernsey Club for
the Duffray Trophy, which is
presented annually to the out-
standing 4-11 Club member
across Canada, completing their
project with a Guernsey calf.
Bowling Leagues
Seaforth Legion
Rockets, 43; Curvettes, 35;
Pistons, 29; Pirates, 24; Dublin
Electric, 18; Sunocos, 16. Men's
high, single and triple, Jack
Eisler, 229, 595; ladies' high,
singe and triple, Doreen Eisler,
203, 548.
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Egmondville Church
The Black Hawks led by Ross
Alexander, continue to lead
the league with 28 points;
Bruins, 22; Rangers, 20; Cana-
dians, 17; Red Wings, 17; Leafs,
16. Ladies' high, single and
triple, Helen Nott, 254, 625;
men's single, Ross Alexander,
258; men's triple, Ivan Carter,
660.
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Parrots, 54; Night Hawks,
49; Sitting Ducks, 37; Handi-
cappeds, 36; Wild Canaries, 29;
Scatter Pins, 28. Ladies' high,
single and Triple, Betty Leon-
hardt, 260, 655; men's high,
single and triple, Robin Jes-
some, 277, 641.
A minister was loud in his
praise of the fat and juicy bird
his host served for dinner, and
finally he asked; "Where did
you get such a fine goose as
that?"
"Parson," replied the host,
"when you preach a good ser-
mon, I don't ask you where you
got it. I hope you'll have the
same consideration for me."
The winner is judged on 4-H
and community activities over
the past few years. •
A very impressice candle-
light service was held Sunday
evening in Londesboro United
Church, when the CGIT of Con-
stance United Church joined
with the Londesboro, Burns
CGIT in presenting their serv-
ice, with the leaders, Mrs.
Woods, Mrs. Reg Lawson and
Miss Beacom, taking part
throughout the service. Rev.
Funge presented the theme
story, and several of the girls
took part in a play as angels.
Carol singing by the choir was
enjoyed by all.
Mr. William Dale spent Mon-
day in Canandaigua, New York.
Wi Meeting Has
Christmas Theme
The Seaforth Women's Insti-
tute held their Christmas meet-
ing at the SDHS Tuesday eve-
ning with a good attendance of
members and visitors. The roll
call was answered by "What I
want most for Christmas," The
president, Mrs. James Keys, oc-
cupied the chair.
An "In Memoriam" service
wag held in honor of an insti-
tute member, Mrs. J. F. Scott,
followed by the Lord's Prayer
in unison. Christmas greetings
were read from the neighboring
institutes, and a letter of ap-
preciation from James F. Scott.
A letter from the Red Cross
brought to mind the blood don-
ors' clinic for Dec. 19. Achieve-
ment Day for Featuring Fruit is
to be held at SDHS on Jan. 6.
The offering was taken and is
to be sent to the Children's Aid
Society at Goderich.
Mrs. Earl Papple reported for
the euchre and dance commit-
tee, stating that a euchre and
dance would be held Jan. 19,
and a dance on Feb. 9,
Mrs. Elmer Cameron took
chargo+ of the program and op-
ened by singing Christmas car-
ols, Mrs. Cameron read a
Christmas story. A recitation,
"A Roy's Confession," by Barry
Gordon was enjoyed and Shar-
on Strong delighted the audi-
ence with two solos, "Breaking
in a brand New Broken Heart"
and "Rudolph, the Red -Nosed
Reindeer." A reading, "Christ-
mas Cards," was given by Mrs.
E. Cameron, Slides were shown
by Mrs. William Strong on the
different seasons of the year.
Euchre committee for Dec.
20 are: punchers, Mrs. Earl
Papple, Mrs. Eldin Kerr and
Mrs. Gordon Elliott; lunch, Mrs.
R. .1. Doig, Mrs. Wilfred Cole-
man and Mrs. Leonard Strong.
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