Posts tagged ‘Curling’
Business Mixer
Friday, October 23, 2015 – from 4:30pm to 9:30pm
Location: 300 William Street Gananoque Curling Club
Description: Fun Curling, and great food. Mingle with other business in town.
Admission Details: $25.00 per person
Wheelchair Accessible: Yes
Website: www.gananoquecurlingclub.com
Contact Name: Jayne Curtis
Contact Email: info@gananoquecurlingclub.com
Contact Phone: 613-382-3281
Organization: Gananoque Curling Club
Support the local Gananoque Fire Fighters during the Annual Curling Bonspiel. This is a major fundraiser for the Fire Fighters Association. Enjoy fun and games on January 13-14, 2012. Starts at 6:30pm on Friday and and 10am on Saturday. On Friday night there will be stew and buns served and on Saturday chili will be served at the canteen and a full dinner Saturday evening.
Enter your team in advance for $160.00 per team. Everyone receives a gift from the Association for participating. There will be a Silent Auction Table and Prize Draws. Support a great cause and have fun doing so!
For more Info Call Dave Balderson at 613 382-3334 ext 2303 Or email him at dbalderson@gananoque.ca
While not many people in the province may have known it, Gananoque had the honor of hosting the OCA or Ontario Curling Association’s Bantam Provincial Championships for young kids on the 3rd of February. The championships drew in 16 teams from all across Ontario for some intense competitive curling at its best.
The Gananoque Curling Club, located along William Street, was where the championships were held. The event saw the participation of over 80 boys and girls aged 12 to 16 from the different curling teams that vied for the opportunity to represent the Southern Ontario region in this year’s Winter Games.
Brian Brooks, chairman of OCA 2010 bantam division Host Committee, welcomed the young curlers and encouraged them to do their best and reminded them that they are now part of an old sport that came to Canada in the 1700s. He urged them to never forget that they’ve earned the right to compete at the event through their dedication and hard work.
Both Gananoque Mayor Jim Garrah and OCA director for youth relations and competitions, Joan O’Leary, spoke at the championships’ opening ceremonies and congratulated the young players for making it this far.
Indeed, the future of this sport looks to be bright in the hands of these kids.
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