Clubs near De Salaberry MB (19 Result(s))

The Morris Curling Club is celebrating 110 years of curling action with a new program of events underway . We are proud to be sponsors of major curling events.

Are you planning a winter vacation?Yes, but not sure where or whenYes, it's already bookedNo, but wish I wereMaybeNew Surface for L.A. Barkman Park PathwaySeptember 19, 2014Crews are busy today resurfacing the pathway in L.A. Barkman Park. The pathway work is expected to be done to.Available Evening Parking at ArenaSeptember 19, 2014Due to the current construction in the City's downtown area, additional evening parking has been designated for the T.G. Smith Arena. Parking is available at the Jake Epp Library, Towne Square, Steinbach Credit Union, Derksen Printers and Extra Foods. These parking areas ar.Garbage Day 5

Welcome to the Pembina Curling Club website! Founded in 1947, we are a friendly and vibrant curling club that 25 curling leagues call home. Our leagues cover all age ranges, from age 7 to 80+, and we also have ice available to rent for your events or funs

Bison Business Girls - Monday night at 7:30 p.m. Contact: Val Buschau vbuschau@mymts.netGranite Women's Curling - Wednesday at 8:15 p.m. Contact: Angel Therrien at 204-470-2587Granite Women's Curling - Friday at 5:45 p.m. Contact: Angel Therrien at 204-470-2587Mixed LeaguesThursday 8:15 p.m. - Contact - Clemence at clemcd1@yahoo.caFriday 8:15 p.m. - Contact - Kirsten at kbernas@ccednet-rcdec.caSaturday 6:00 p.m.- Contact - Tom at tom.alix@hrsdc-rhdcc.gc.caMen's LeaguesTuesday 5:45 p.m. - Contact - The Club at curl@granitecurlingclub.caTuesday 8:15 p.m. - Contact - The Club at curl@granitecurlingclub.caWednesday 5:45 p.m. - Contact - The Club at curl@granitecurlingclub.caThursday 5:45 p.m. - Contact - The Club at curl@granitecurlingclub.caDaytimeSeniors, Masters - Contact - Ron at rmikulik@mts.netSenators - Contact - Denis at g_dcadieux@mts.netSnowbird League - Contact - The club at curl@granitecurlingclub.caIce available to start a new leagueSaturday afternoons & late evenings - Contact - The Club at curl@granitecurlingclub.caSunday morning & evenings - Contact - The Club at curl@granitecurlingclub.caMembership applications available on the club website.Granite Curling Club, 1 Granite Way, Winnipeg, MB R3C 0Y9Phone: (204) 775-CURL

VALOUR ROAD Curling Club has come to the end of the road and has merged with Thistle Curling Club.Effective immediately, the two clubs have become one under the Thistle name and will continue to play in the building that used to bear the Valour Road name at 280 Burnell St. The building has been home to Valour Road C.C. since December 1948.Valour Road C.C. president Graham Grimes said his club sold the building two years ago to curling entrepreneur Arnold Asham and the club continued to exist under the same name. At a meeting last week, it was decided 'the writing was on the wall.'

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Tim Hortons Youth Spring Spiel16 & Under Women's Competitive Championsand the Bronze Medalists at the Manitoba Gamesfrom the Elmwood Curling Club Julia Maid,a Samantha Riach, Ciara Okumur,a Meghan Walter and coach Frank Walter Elmwood Junior's at the Roar of the Rings Katie McKenzie and Kyle Steeves were selected as Junior representatives at the Roar of the RingKatie McKenzie with Team SonnenbergKyle Steeves with Team Martin

The club (including 6 sheets of ice) is available for casual rentals on various days. These rentals could include office bonspiels, family fun ''spiels'', charity fundraisers etc. The Upper Lounge and boardroom are available for showers, meetings, retiremen

In 1943, several sports minded enthusiasts approached the Agricultural Society for permission to use their building for a curling rink. A sheet of curling ice was made down the middle of the building with skating on each side. Curling rocks were purchased and curling continued for the next three years.In 1946, the Curling interested continued and a club was formed. With increasing memberships, two sheets of ice were needed using the entire building.In 1948, the club was named the Springfield Curling Club which hosted the Springfield area. A small building was donated to the club which became the kitchen at the south end of the building. Rubber hacks were also installed on the ice.By 1960, curling had become very popular and a new building was in the works. Sellen Bros. of Oakbank received the building contract with D. Sellen as the Designer. Club members R. Lindholm, K. Cook, G. Edie, J. Burek, D. Ferguson, G. Shields, J. Eckhardt, W. Percy, R. Reid and D. Sellen gave time and equipment into the construction of the new rink.