ee THE WILLIAMS LAKE TRIBUNE Wednesday, January 14, 1959 Hog line not feared as much today at such an inflated financial level. For the first seven games [ had no more than nodding ac- quaintance with the greedy-eyed replic: of the hog family, but in the eighth game against Joe Slavik’s Alberta Clan we were three down coming home with- out last rock and we lay four shots when I came to play my last stone. . All I needed was a guard to For one reason or another the quarter-inch line that is cut and painted into ice some fifteen feet in front of the house is not the menace it was twenty-odd years ago. Perhaps it is because my draws lately seem over-anxious to head for the waiting room in- stead of pausing in the rings. Possibly the fact that the stern, thin line, which dictates whether an immobilized stone is in or out of play, is not dressed up with date tatoos or adorned|S@W UP the end and prevent Al- berta from assuring our second defeat. There were several stones in front of the house which I didn't want to disturb. That's right. I didn’t disturb them. I hogged my rock! Some with trappings and sound effects the way it used to be has some- thing to do with it. DECORATIONS Few of us need a refresher course to recall some of the a:- rocities conjured up by an imag- inative ice-maker or a cadaver- ous chairman of the ice commit- tee to remind all curlers and sundry that the hog line had a very important place in the scheme of things. It wasn’t suf- ficient for them to put the line in and let it go at that. They had to call attention to all its sinister implications by nailing a spitoon to the scantlings on| either side of the hog line. inheritance that made me forget to stop at Mr. Pig and contri- bute. But two Brier oficials, the Condie, remembered and after the game, which incidentally we won through no fauli of mine, I was ushered into the august presence of the china porker to pay my respects and the penalty. Today with the wide open game and few guards the old imental apparitions have gone, The suggestion implied was|put for me every time I cross |jeft Christmas Day for Lillooet that the skip of the player guilty/it 1 do s0 with many nostalgic to spend a few da: of hogging a rock could expect-| recollections of day orate eloquently into the Tecep- tacle, thereby subtly conveying] Tension.” his displeasure before kicking the stone off. To create even greater mental hazards in the H ¢ kc N hinds of the aireaay’ aorvone| BIG) Creek News players, some rinks had a row of little piggies — nose to tail — stencilled right across the s' as if walking tight rope on brink of a chasm marked by gone by. MR. AND MRS. et {and fam the |New Year's in Vancouver with the | Telatives. same inflexible line. Imagine the| IN FROM Williams Lake to| returning home. mental furore of a curler in tht} spend the Yuletide season with hack when he sees his skip!their respective families we stride forward six paces from|phyiis Bambrick, Sherwood said it was my inbred Scots|were the guests of the Ted Nad- late Rich. Richardson and Art|couver with their son and | Menace of the hog line and its | definitely. Next article —_ “Tenth End|pay they left for Vancouver to R. Sedman| 8 accompanied by Ralph War- pent Christmas ang] ‘ell, who is also a patient at | : FREIGHTERS RISK ICE-LOCKING IN LACHINE CANAL 100 Mile News MRS. GLADYS Mae MeMillen was the guest of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Alan MeMillen, during the Christmas holidays. = ee Ocean-going freighters attempt to make the pas- sage along the St. Lawrence river through the Lachine canal before choking ice blocks the way. Sixteen freighters were threatened with being ice- blocked for the winter by the frigid weather. The ships above are the Luciana left, of the Hamburg- Chicago Line, and the Ragneborg, of Vesterviek, Sweden. MR. AND MRS. Lowell Trease ens of Canim Lake, Boxing D.: MR. AND MRS. Walter Pat- terson spent Christmas in daughter and grandchildren. MR. AND MRS. Herb Auld and children Coleen and Tommy left for a two weeks stay in Ha- waii. Mrs. Auld’s mother met them in Vancouver and accom- panied them on the trip. Auld will remain in Hawa in- MR. D MRS. Walter Jens s with Mr. New Years and Mrs. Ed Harv spend the remaining holidays with Mrs. Jens famil CURLY GRANBURG returned January 5 to the Strong Rehabi litation Centre in Vancouver. He the clinic, and his mother, Mrs. C. Wardell. She will remain a few days in Vancouver before MR. AND MRS. Fred Dayis of 105 Mile Ranch are holiday. ing with their family in Califor- SAVE IT INVEST IT MONEY WANTED By fimance company in process of formation and designed to furnish a regular flow of investible funds. 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TRUCKS REO FEDERAL || Single & Tandem NEW AND USED UNITS Phone 97 en, some derided individuals with sadistic tendencies thought up the idea of hanging an old fire-ball from the rafters just above the hog line with a rope attached that hung at ready con- venience for all within reach. a.m.|Sign On a.m./Word of Life a.m. a.m |Oral eM a.m |Roberts a.m./Roberts ce of Prophe! 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