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| Masterful showing There was no shortage of storylines during the second and final day of competition at the second annual Paul Smithson Memorial Bonspiel. The Simcoe Curling Club hosted the event's final draws yesterday afternoon, where a provincial champion team and thrown-together group would meet for the 'A' Final. On one side, original skip Ward Gee was unable to attend after the first round, so Patti Pepper took the reigns, and along with third Al Brubacker, second Bob Defreyne and lead Rheal Dorie, and went on a run all the way to the championship, where they would face the defending Ontario Masters champions. Led by skip Bob Edmondson, the rink from Oakville had navigated it's way though the bracket, and eventually wound up playing for the title. The game was neck and neck after three ends. In the fourth, Edmondson stole four points, leading to a 6-2 victory in seven ends. Both teams entered the lounge area to a round of cheers and admiration from fellow players and onlookers. "It was tense," explained Pepper. "I came in for the second game thinking that was the only game I'd be playing. Bob Edmondson, he's a Masters champion, so it was just an honour to be out there playing with him. The fact that we were out there for that long a time made me feel good." "There's good quality teams here, and we're glad we came because the ice was perfect – a good icemaker -- and it's a real good club, so it fits nicely for us." The Edmondson rink went into the final day as the favourite, but he said the road to the championship wasn't an easy one. The 16-team bonspiel generated money as well as excitement. When play was complete, chairman Bill Van Rooyen presented a cheque to the Alzheimer's Society of Haldimand Norfolk for $1,000 in honor of Smithson -- a championship curler from Simcoe who died in 2007. A friend of both Smithson and his wife Ruth Anne, Pepper could think of no better way to salute one of the best the club has seen. "It makes me shiver," she said. "It's exciting that we can honour Paul in that way." |
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Lynanne Cane, Jim Ritchie, Jo Etherington, Jeff Smith
A Flight Winners
(trophy sponsored & crafted by Howard's Second
Generation Furniture Restoration)
(from right): Patti Winter, Dorothy Brockbank, Anne Hall and Sally
Reinfelds
B Flight Winners
(left to right): Norma Ingaldson, Mary Beth Colman,
Sue Rumsey, Jan McLauchlan (Skip)
(left to right) Rita Spence - lead;
Sam Spares - skip;
Dyanne Allo - vice;
Audrey Mills - presenter;
Mike O'Halloran - second
The winner of the Stanley Tool Box draw was Joan Heath, a member of the WNL.
The draw, which took place on Wednesday, March 18th, raised over $500 for the WNL.
Our thanks to all OCC members who supported the WNL by purchasing tickets.
Krista McCarville, Tara George, Kari Maclean, Lorraine Lang
Fort William Curling Club
Good luck at the Scotties Tournament of Hearts
on February 21st to March 1st
in Victoria BC!
| Ken Sawchenko | Bob Edmondson | |
| Keith Gardiner | David Steward | |
| Grant Clark | Michael Skafel | |
| John Clark | Brian Longley |
KATELYN WASYLKIW
EMILIE METCALFE
ERIN JENKINS
BRENDA HOLLOWAY
COACH: JOHN RUDD
on winning the “A” side of
the Bantam Girls Region
Good luck at the Provincials on February 5th to 7th
at the Oshawa Curling Club
ANN PEARSON
JENNIFER WILDE
DORIS BITZ
LORI ADDERLEY
on winning the “B” side of
the Tournament Of Hearts Zones
Good luck at the Regions on January 9th-11th
at the Land O’Lakes C.C. in Tweed
KENNY EDWARDS
STUART POLE
JAMES HOLLOWAY
BENJAMIN SEELEY
COACH: NANCY HOLLOWAY
on winning the “A” side of
the Boy's Bantam Zones
Good luck at the Regions on January 17th & 18th
at the Leaside C.C.
KATELYN WASYKLIW
EMILIE MEATCALFE
ERIN JENKINS
BRENDA HOLLOWAY
COACH: JOHN RUDD
on winning the “A” side of
the Girl's Bantam Zones
Good luck at the Regions on January 17th & 18th
at the Leaside C.C.
KURT TAMOSWKI
CAL TURGEON
MIKE FAIRBAIRN
DAN LEIER
on winning the “B” side of
the Fairfield Challenge
Good luck at the Provincials January 23rd to 25th
at the Brighton and Trenton Curling Clubs
(left to right)Stephanie Thompson (lead), Katie Lindsay (skip),
Gen Bernier (second), Lauren Wasylkiw (vice) and John Rudd (coach)
won the bonspiel and an all expense-paid trip to Switzerland
Jake Walker
Jamie Parker
Kyle Steele
Rob Fry
Don Donoahue, Joyce Moreira, Joan Harding, Steve Morgan
A Side Bob Edmondson David Stewart Michael Skafel Brian Longley |
B Side Ken Sawchenko Keith Gardiner Grant Clark John Clark |
Good Luck at the Regions in Port Perry
January 31st To February 1st
Junior Women Katie Lindsay Lauren Wasylikw Gen Bernier Stephanie Thompson Spencer Anderson |
Junior Men Jake Walker Jamie Parker Kyle Steele Rob Fry |
Bob Edmondson , David Stewart, Michael Skafel, Brian Longley
Multiple Bonspiel Winners - November 2008
Richmond Hill - Jet Ice Bonspiel, Nov 1
Weston Seniors Cash - MDM Spiel, Nov 8
Gord Glazebrook Dixie- Seniors, Nov 15
St Georges Masters, Nov 26
Team Howard
Left to Right: Bill MacKay, Co-Chairperson;
Glenn Howard, Skip; Richard Hart; Brent Laing; Craig Savill;
Rick Chittley-Young Co-Chairperson and Representative from BDO Dunwoody LLP
Click to see the 2008 BDO Curling Classic Photo Gallery
Photos by Graham Jardine
Draw #1 - First Place - from Dofasco & the Hamilton Victoria Curling Club
Ed Avolio
Paul Joyner
Jim Neales
Larry Merriott
Draw #2 - First Place - from the Oakville Curling Club
Mary Garvey
Fred Allo
Vince McNally
Jackie McNally
October 1 2008
Thank you to the Curlers and Sponsors
We raised over $3,000 for Cystic Fibrosis!
The 2008 Optimist Bonspiel was won on the Girl’s side by Team Sinclair from the Manotick Curling Club,
and on the Boy’s side by Team Duhaime of the Minden Curling Club.
Team Ingles from the Burlington CC was the Girl’s Runner-up,
and Team Lilly from the Idylwylde G&CC was the Boy’s Runner-up.
Both Championship Games were extremely close.
Sinclair and Ingles were tied at the end of 7 Ends,
and Duahime and Lilly had to play a 9th End to declare a winner.
Men's Draw Details
Women's Draw Details
2008 Optimist Women's Winners - Team Sinclair, Manotick Curling Club
Skip - Jamie Sinclair
Vice - Cheryl Kreviazuk
2nd - Melissa Gannon
Lead - Rebecca Wichers-Schreur
2008 Optimist Men's Winners - Team Duhaime, Minden Curling Club
Skip - Connor Duhaime
Vice - Josh Billings
2nd - Rob Collins
Lead - Scott Eckford
From
left to right the team consisted of: Jacquie Ramier Greg Raimier Janet Murphy
Hugh Murphy
on winning the club Mixed League Championship for 2008
From Left to Right: Brian Emo, Stephen Burkart,
Lynanne
Cane & Mike Etherington (skip)
on winning the club Saturday Morning
Leaugue for 2008
Mike Shaye (lead), Jonathan Weinmaster
(second),
Jonathan Duguay (vice), Jim Wilson (skip)
sponsored by
Oakville Stamping &
Bending
Left to Right: Bob Reid, Sarah Wood, David
Feldstein, Gail Cosman
on winning the 2008 Melitta Bonspiel of
Champions
Jordan Ouellet’s 5-man team of Hale Murphy, Bridget
Ribau, Chris Ribau & Liam Hickey
on winning the 32 team
Hamilton Area
Curling Association (HACA) Little Rock Bonspiel
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Little Rock photos from the
event
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Jestyn Murphy’s team of
Sabrina Ribau, Jennifer Wale and Alexa Smith
on winning the third event of
the
Hamilton Area Curling Association (HACA) Little Rock
Bonspiel
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Little Rock photos from the
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Left to Right: Norma Ingaldson – Lead, Dyanne Allo
– Second,
Julia Richer –Vice & Lessia Parks - Skip
on
winning the 2008 West End Major League Championship
Left to Right: Dyanne Allo – Lead, Cheryl van der
Kroon – Second,
Julia Richer –Vice & Lessia Parks –
Skip
on winning the 2008 Day Ladies 'A'
Championship
(left to right) Walter Bender, Barb Purdy, Anne Prior
and Tom Lucas
presented by Audrey Mills
on winning
the Jack Redmond Memorial Trophy
for the Guys & Dolls
Bonspiel
Team Oakville won the 2008 Ontario Masters Championship with a record of 7 wins and one loss in a 9 team round robin format, defeating 2 time Canadian Senior and World Champion Bob Turcotte along the way.
Upward of 120 Mens teams started the Masters playdowns leading to the Ontario Masters Curling Championship.
In the deciding final game of the Round Robin, Edmondson stole the final end to tie the game, and then went on to capture the Provincial title by taking one more point in an Extra End and to avoid a playoff with Team Larsen (representing Guelph CC). Larsen is a former provincial Seniors Champion ( 2002). For the final draw , there was a chance of a 4 way playoff . As Edmondson won the last game , the Turcotte, Larsen, and Stoddart teams were eliminated from playoff contention . Stoddart and Turcotte were also defeated in the final game.
Team Edmondson of Oakville has won the Masters Curling Championship of Ontario 4 of the last 5 years and are the Defending Canadian Masters Curling Champions.
The Canadian Masters Curling Championships take place in Nanaimo B.C. March 31 - April 7 2008.
Saturday February 2 2008 in the Mixed Ladder League
Left to right; Wayne Martin, Delores McCallum, James
McCallum & Diane Martin
1st Event |
Consolation of 1st Event |
2nd Event |
3rd Event |
4th Event |
Oakville Annie 2008 was successful because you were a part of it. The Bonspiel was well supported by our membership. Both committee & volunteers were gracious hostesses to our participating teams (24 out of club + 6 OCC teams).
Many compliments were made by our guest curlers …. these are the things they enjoyed ..
the Scottish ambiance, the tasty food, the dinner entertainment, the novel games, the format of the draw (2 games per day), the ice conditions, prizes ($$$) that were easy to carry home & genuine Oakville hospitality. Many echoed "We look forward to coming back next year".Oakville teams made a fine showing:
Main Event Consolation Winner: Gerry Harris Team
Third Event Winner: Pattie Winter Team
Fifth Event Winner: Mary Garvey Team
Sixth Event Winner: Dorothy Brockbank Team
Sixth Event Runner-up: Sharon Clark TeamLook for a gallery of pictures from the Oakville Annie 2008 on the bulletin board. Scan the THANK YOU list.
Thank you for the great support from a bunch of great girls. Lessia P.
2008 Bantam Boy's Zone B-side Winners
(Left to right)
Coach: Rob Holloway; Skip: Jack Lindsay; Vice: Spencer Nuttall; 2nd: James
Holloway; Lead: Ben Seeley
Left to Right: Johnn Watts, Paul Weatherbie (sparing for Ken
McDermot),
Scott Muir & Scott Foster
Left to Right: Ed Danyluk, Sponsor; Don Davis, Second; Darcy
Reid, Vice;
Michael Fairbairn, Lead; Kurt Tamowski, Skip
In a lopsided game, Kurt Tamowski and his team of Darcy Reid, Don Davis and Michael Fairbairn of the Oakville Curling Club won the TCA Energizer Senior Men's curling Championship.
With a score of 9 - 2, Tamowski easily beat Kevin Jackson on his home ice of Tam Heather Curling and Tennis club on Saturday, January 12.
"This is a great bonspiel" said Tamowski "we met lots of new people and had a wonderful time." This is the second year the team has played in the bonspiel. However, they plan to return for many more years.
The bonspiel began on January 5th with 300 teams entered in the bonspiel. and in order to reach the finals, Tamowski had to win four games in a row before facing Jackson.
With 80 teams entered in the Senior Division, Tamowski and his team can lay claim to the best Senior club men's team in Greater Toronto Area.
There are three divisions in the bonspiel: Open, Senior (50+) and Senator (65+).
For more information, contact Elizabeth Woolnough at 416-744-9561 (weekends) or 416-592-3346 (weekdays) or visit http://www.torontocurling.com/Men.htm
Jack Buttery, Graham MacEachern, Brian Longley, David
Stewart, Bob Edmondson
On November 7th the 28th annual Buttery Bonspiel was held. A full slate of 32 teams – 24 outside and 8 Oakville – competed on 2 full draws. Each team played 2 8-end games with lunch between games. All participants qualified for a prize, Jack Buttery congratulated the winners of each draw and presented the trophy to the overall winners. The overall winning team for the bonspiel was Bob Edmondson and his team of David Steward, Brian Longley and Graham MacEachern. The winning team of the second draw was Tony Werbowski and his team of Richard Bowie Jim Ritchie and Fred Allo.”
Skip - Bruce Webster
Vice - Marianne Lawton
Second
- Matt Lawton
Lead - Jody Webster
Bantam Winners
| Bantam Winners | Junior Winners | |||
| Oakville Curling Club Skip Jeff Inglis Third Jessica Corrado Second Matthew Hardman Lead Stephanie Piper |
Highland Country Club Skip Scott McDonald Third Brit O'Neill Second Andrew Clayton Lead Jenn Minchin |
Click here for photos by Graham Jardine
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By Denis Leblanc - Hamilton Scores
April 7, 2007
Bob Edmondson and his Oakville Curling Club rink are Canadian Masters Champions!
Skip Edmondson, with vice David Stewart, second Brian Longley, and lead Graham MacEachern, representing Ontario, defeated Alberta's Keith Kaufman in the final of the Canadian Open Masters Curling Championship Saturday at Hamilton's Glendale Golf and Country Club.
Edmondson scored two in the eighth and final end, to take the game 5-4.
Both teams finished round-robin play with 7-2 records but Alberta got the bye into the final because of it's win over Ontario earlier in the week.
The Edmondson quartet handily defeated Nova Scotia's Peter MacPhee 11-4 in the semifinal, stealing a game-ending five in the seventh end. Team Edmondson ended up with a record of 9 wins and two loss record to capture the Canadian Open Masters Championship.
Alberta's Linda Wagner with vice Sandra Turner, second Marilyn Toews, and lead Betty Clarke were crowned champions after defeating Manitoba 9-6. End
Bill Allen, Iris Graydon, Mary Garvey, Audrey Mills,
Harvey Talbot
Twenty teams from southern Ontario and western New York took part in the annual Valentine's Little Rock Bonspiel at the Burlington Golf and Country Club.
Teams from Oakville and Glanford won the two draws up for grabs last weekend.
Children 6-12 years old played two six-end games and were treated to lunch and entertainment while learning the sport.
The A draw, featuring teams whose total ages did not exceed 44, was won by the Oakville Curling Club foursome of skip Jestyn Murphy, vice Jordan Ouellet, second Liam Hickey and lead Hale Murphy.
At St. George's Golf & Country Club
February 11
2007
Christine Smith – Skip
AJ Stephen –
third
Emily Vanderkruk – second
Danielle Breedon – lead
(Left
to Right in the photo:
AJ Stephen, Emily Vanderkruk, Christine Smith &
Danielle Breedon
Ken Johnson - Coach
Jeff Inglis (Skip), Matthew
Hardman (Vice), Mike Kean (2nd) & Erik Bocsy (Lead)
Representing Region 2 & the Oakville Curling Club at
the
2007 Bantam Provincial Championships in Oshawa
at the Oshawa Curling
Club on February 8 to 11!
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The Road to the Provincials - Bantam Boys Region 2 Playoffs The boys played in Cannington at the Cannington Curling Club this past weekend, January 20 and 21 2007. In the first game Team Inglis was facing 7-2
deficit after 6 ends. Team Inglis took 5 points in the last 2 ends This set up a long trip to the "B" side final for Team Inglis. Team Inglis next met and defeated Team Minty from
the Peterborough Curling Club, in quarter final play In the "B" side finals, Team Inglis again met with
Team Bryson of the Annandale Curling Club who lost in Team Inglis won the game 7-6 and were crowned B
side winners, earning the right to compete in the Team Jakubek also represented our club at the
Region 2 playdowns. Team Jakubek team consisting of |
(left to right)
Bill Hamilton, Ken Sawchenko, Gerald
Gowan, Stu Moir with Ed Danyluk from Energizer
and
Kurt Tamowski, D'Arcy Reid, Mike Fairbairn & Don Davis
Group "1" played 4 ends of novelty curling and there was
a tie for first place.
The winners were:
Skip(s), Vice(s), Second(s),
Lead(s)
Aivy Reinfelds, Sally Reinfelds, Croft Michaelson, Susanne
Michaelson
Ross Tousaw, Sherrill Tousaw, Louis Martel, Bonnie Martel
Group "2" played two ends of curling and a lounge
game.
The winners were.
Barrie Wattts, Angela Watts, Cap & Betty
Cowan, Bob & Carol Field
Melissa Foster
has been named the ALL STAR
LEAD
at the CANADIAN MIXED CHAMPIONSHIPS!
Ken Johnson - Coach
Jeff Inglis (Skip), Matthew
Hardman (Vice), Mike Kean (2nd) & Erik Bocsy (Lead)
Left to
right in photo:
Brenda Holloway (Second), Heather Lawton
(Vice), Erin Doran (Lead), Nicole Brockbank (Skip) &
Dorothy Brockbank (Coach).
Jamie Parker
Jake Walker
Kellen
Miseferi
Trevor Harrison
Congratulations on winning the "A" side of the Junior Men's Regions
On November 27 in the Monday Ladies Ladder League
Sally Reinfelds, Patti Winter, Dorothy Brockbank &
Darlene Arnold
Thanks to all the curlers, volunteers, Tim Hortons, Wowie Zowie Toys and Raleigh Bikes!
High Park Curling Club
Skip: Susan
Tschirhart
Vice: Debbie O'Reilly
Second: Karen Hajdur
Lead: Mel Baxter
On January 22 2006, Team Parker won the "A" Side of Region 2 (which a lot of people in the circuit have deemed one of the toughest regions in the province this year) and advanced to the Ontario Bantam Provincial Championship held at the South Muskoka Curling and Golf Club in Bracebridge.
The boys played at the Weston Golf and Country Club - Jan 21-22, 2006 and the results were as follows:
| First game | "A" Side Semi-Final | "A" Side Final | ||
| Jamie Parker (Oakville) 8 | Jamie Parker (Oakville) 7 | Jamie Parker (Oakville) 9 | ||
| vs | vs | vs | ||
| Tristan Marantos (Avonlea) 3 | Jake Walker (Woodville) 3 | Edward Cyr (Minden) 3 |
On December 29 & 30 at Tam Heather, the Erin
Hennessey Bantam Girls rink from Oakville won the bonspiel championship!
The
team's coach is Steve Piper.
Congratulations for an 8 Ender scored on December 18
2005
at the club's Bantam-Junior Christmas Bonspiel!
Congratulations go to the Oakville Curling Club girls
bantam team!
The girls were in top form, winning the Championship event of
the Ross MacDonald Memorial Bantam Bonspiel
in Glanford on December
18th.
Congratulations on an 8-Ender scored on December 5 2005 during the Monday Night Open League!
Skip - Wayne St. Jean
Vice - John Augustus
2nd -
Gary Lyons
Lead - Pat Moses
Congratulations to Team Ontario on their amazing
accomplishment of
winning 10 games in a row after dropping their first
three!
Mike Callan, Wes Johnson, Mark Patterson, Bill Francis
& Coach Brad Willert
Click on the banner to visit the Team Callan
website!
Click on the crest to visit the event website!
Bob Edmondson , Rob Melhuish, Stuart Moir, Graham MacEachern
Bob Edmondson, David Stewart, Graham MacEachern, Bob Haw
Mike Harris, John Base, Phil Lovenmark, Trevor Wall
Ted Bassett, Mona Bassett, John Parks, Lessia Parks
Wayne Ingaldson, Susan Howard, Rick Howard, Norma Ingaldson
The October 2003 Thanksgiving Weekend meant wall-to-wall great junior curling at the Oakville Curling Club.
5th Annual
Optimists Open Junior Bonspiel
Oct.
10th - 12th, 2003.
The Championship rink was from the Idylwylde Golf & Country Club (Sudbury):
The runner up was the Scott McDonald rink from the Highland Country Club (London)
5th Annual Prime Junior
Invitational Cashspiel
Oct.
11th & 12th, 2003
The Men's Championship rink was from the Sarnia Golf & Country Club:
The runner up was the Patrick Russell rink from St. George's Golf & Country Club.
The Ladies' Championship rink is from the Peterborough Curling Club:
The runner up was the Hollie Nicol rink from the Bayview Curling Club.
Click the banner to visit the
official event site
Congratulations to the 2004 Teranet Junior Provincial
Curling Champions:
Junior Men: Granite
Club
John Epping, Skip
Wes Johnson, Third
John
Grant, Second
Bill Francis, Lead
Trevor Reid,
Coach
Junior Women: Peterborough Curling
Club
Kelly Cochrane, Skip
Anna Piekarski,
Third
Jackie Craig, Second
Ainsley Galbraith,
Lead
Howard Stanfield, Coach
Click the banner above to check the official site for all the results!
In February, the Mike Harris rink represented the Oakville Curling Club at the Ontario Provincial Championships. They won the bonspiel and advanced to represent Canada at the 2004 Nokia Briar in March in Saskatoon Saskatchewan. Team Ontario finished 6th with a 6-5 record.
TEAM ONTARIO
Skip: Mike Harris
Third: John Base
Second:
Phil Loevenmark
Lead: Trevor Wall
Fifth: Ross
Scarrow
Coach: Larry Snow
On February 21 the Tim Hortons 9th Annual Little Rock Bonspiel was held at the club. There were two winning rinks, one from each draw.
DRAW ONE
North Halton
Club
Skip Mitchell Sheridan
Vice Joel Watters
Second
Caitlin Elliot
Lead Jamie Watters
DRAW
TWO
Oakville
Skip Conner Furlong
Vice
Benjamin Seeley
Second Jeff Norman
Lead Patrick
Hickey & Jack Lindsay
Congratulations to the Congratulations to Colt's Regional Winners who went on to play in the Provincial Championship in March at the Wingham Golf & Country Club.
Doug Garritsen
Paul Gareau
Cory
Schneider
Todd Bolianatz
Congratulations to this Oakville team who captured Tim Hortons Men's Master Provincial Championships at Kingston after winning a three way playoff, and a round robin record of 6-1. This team advanced to the playoffs at the National Championship in Kelowna, by compiling a 5 and 3 record in the round robin play. A semi-final victory over team Alberta launched the Oakville team into the number two spot in Canada as Canadian Championship Finalists. with Manitoba capturing the Canadian Championship.
TEAM ONTARIO MASTERS
Skip: Bob Edmondson
Third: Dave
Stewart
Second: Graham MacEachern
Lead: Bob Haw
Congratulations to the Ontario Police Champions who went on to become the 2004 Canadian Police Curling Champions in March at Hamilton's Glendale Golf & Country Club. Click here to visit the event website.
2004 Canadian Police Curling
Champions
Skip: Garth Mitchell
Third: Don
Shane
Second: Jeff Corey
Lead: Troy Izlakar
Fifth:
Peter Corner
The Canadian Police Curling Championships are held annually to support the Special Olympics program in Canada.
In April, the club hosted the 31st Annual Men's and 25th Annual Ladies' Lefthanders World Curling Championship.
Men's Lefthanders World Champion
Glendale Golf & Country Club, Hamilton, ON
Paul Savage
Bill
MacKay
Brad Savage
Rick Chittley-Young
Ladies
Lefthanders World Champion
Kerry Park/Esquimalt,
BC
Ellen Merriam
Darleen Warburton
Lorraine Gagnon
Milly
Molloy
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Home Hardware Men’s League |
April 16 marked the end of the Home Hardware Men’s Curling Championships. The wrap-up evening of curling, presentations, food and lucky draws attracted almost 200 members. Congratulations to the following teams for taking home the winners share of Home Gift Card prize money.
Special Congratulation to Jerry Sproat, recipient of the Bob Kelly Memorial Award, recognizing Jerry as the Skip who best exemplifies fellowship, leadership and good sportsmanship.
The top prizes from our draw, a 27” Colour TV went to Andy Scott and the Weber Mica B Barbecue was seen leaving the club with John Bennett. Rumour has it John’s team mates were looking to christen it that night.
Thanks to D’Arcy Reid and Grant Clark for their hard work throughout the season, Darryl Smith for putting the schedule together and Paul Maclauchlan for getting the website up to date.
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