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Winter 2019/2020 in THIS ISSUE R CK TALK THE OFFICIAL NEWSLETTER OF THE WHITBY CURLING CLUB IN THIS ISSUE: I’ve always said We competed in the Continental “There’s never a Cup against Oshawa Golf and An- Managers Report .......... 3 dull moment at nandale. We won bronze in curling... Ice & Prperty Report ... 4 the Whitby Curl- but I’m pretty sure we won gold for Friday 4:15 Mixed ........... 5 ing Club” and the club having the most fun. these last few Day Ladies ..................... 6 As always our 61 year old building months have New Board Members ... 9 always gives us some challenges. I not let me down. Oktoberfest ...................10 want to give a huge thank you to Mixed Curling ................12 During Christmas the Senior Men Dale Duke, Bruce Pizzolato and Senior Men’s .................12 did their annual donation to the Craig Muir. They have put in some Salvation Army. This year they were overtime this year keeping the build- Curling Etiquette ........ 15 able to donate $6,700.00 !!! ing standing. I honestly don’t know what we would do without them. Chris Boers and his crew built our annual Whitby Santa Claus Parade We still have some great Bonspiels float. Thanks to all that walked in the coming up. This is your chance to parade. create some great memories. Head to our website to see the upcoming We celebrated New Years Eve at events. I promise you won’t regret the club with 100 friends and family. getting involved in any Bonspiel ! A special thank you to Magic Man Tom for wowing us all and to the As all the third draws begin it is Whelan’s for organizing. time to appreciate the work that our league reps and committees do. If An event that had been building you see your league rep or a commit- up for some time finally came to be. tee member take a moment to say WHITBY CURLING CLUB Randy Chew and his All Star WCC thanks... and maybe even give them a 815 Brock Street N. Club team took on Erin Macaulay hug. I’m sure they need it. Whitby ON L1N 4J3 and her Team Wasylkiw Ladies team. After 8 ends the game was tied Good luck in the last draw heading 905-668-5021 so it came down to a draw to the but- into the playoffs ! [email protected] ton. Team Wasylkiw we’re crowned Good curling ! www.whitbycurlingclub.com champion by an inch ! LET’S DO THIS !!! The afternoon ladies had their Winexpert Mardi Gras Spiel and Rob Phillips the Novice League didn’t let a snow storm dampen their Curlings a WCC President Beach Party spiel. Winter 2019/2020 1 Get a HANDLE on your HOUSE! “Hurry! call John... he’s no Hack!” John Wheeler Sales Representative Helping you is what we do.™ Direct Line: 905-718-8193 WWW.WHEELERHOMES.CA Not intended to solicit properties currently for sale or buyers currently under contract. 2 FROM THE MANAGER I can’t believe we’re already We’ve had lots of activity from members each week. past the mid-way point of the the Beer Companies repre- We still have a busy couple curling season! This year, sented at the club bar – we’ve of months ahead of us and things are so busy around the had a couple of contests which none of this could be done club the time is just flying by! has increased the awareness without all the volunteers to the membership about our We have had so many great who organize, facilitate and products. In addition, Brent things going on at the Whit- help with all the events and Barton’s weekly bar highlight by Curling Club! In addition fundraisers! has made the membership to our regular league play, aware of all the wonderful Thank you as well to the Board we’ve had the Oktoberfest products we offer. of Directors and League Coor- Bonspiel and Winterspiel – dinators who work tirelessly to both huge successes! We’ve The staff have enjoyed seeing ensure the club and leagues run also had our Poinsettia all the members again and smoothly. Fundraiser before the holi- enjoy having that sense of fa- days! miliarity by serving the same Angela FUNDRAISING Thank you to all members for your on going support though the various fundraising events we have held and will be holding in this current season. It’s always great to see the fantastic support that not only our club receives but what we do for our community! Look forward to having you participate in our variety of upcoming fundraisers! Spa Hours Past Fundraisers: Poinsettia, Octoberfest, MONDAY - FRIDAY Food Drive, Winterspiel, Superbowl pool 9:00 am - 10:00 pm and Superbowl Squares all contributing SATURDAY 8:00 am - 6:00 pm greatly to the club. SUNDAY 10:00 am - 6:00 pm Upcoming for Fundraising: Scotties & Brier Pool, Brier Ticket Raffle, Silent 308 Auction, Shamrock, Euchre Tournament, FACIALS | REGISTERED MASSAGE | WAXING Skate Out Day and possibly an Easter Taunton Road East, Whitby (NE corner of Taunton Rd and Garden St) Lily fundraiser 905.620.1400 | [email protected] | www.handandstone.ca 3 Curling’s a Beach - - - - – Novice Bonspiel On January 18th, the Novice League hosted the event by ¾’s of a point. Best team cos- our Curling’s a Beach bonspiel. Despite the tume was awarded to Team Hang 10. Best in- snow outside, teams got into beach attire and dividual costume was won by Tony Fisher who had a great day at the beach. The day included curled all day with a mask & snorkel. Friendli- 3 x 4 end games plus a team challenge. Con- est curlers were Team Awkward Tanlines. gratulations to Team Shell Yeah! on winning Team Son of a Beach – Chris, Chris, Rachel & Sean Team Hawaii 5-0: Tony, Anita, Shannon & Peter Committee Members - Cathy, Sandra, Andrew & Sarah Team Hang 10 - Stephanie, Paul, Karen & Bill 4 Curling’s a Beach - - - - – Novice Bonspiel Team Son of a Beach – Chris, Chris, Rachel & Sean Team Seas the Day: Donna, Sheri & Greg Team Shell Yeah! – Matt, Matt, Darren & Adam FRIDAY 4:15 MIXED CURLING The second draw ended on January 31 after playing only six games with eleven teams. Several teams had to have a BYE which changed the total scores for those teams. The usual Pizza night with veggies and dessert occurred after the games. Before handing out the prizes we pointed out to the league that the sea- son of major awards was upon us. Examples being the Golden Globes, the Grammy’s, the Oscars, the Country Music Awards and so on. It had been suggested that we have the WCC 4:15 Friday Night Mixed Curling Awards (now known as the MIXED-UP Awards). We gave out three awards - 1st. place in the 2nd runner up category went to team Ken Noakes, 1st. place in the 1st runner up category went to team Gorec- ki and the 1st. place winner went to team Winters. The third draw started on February 14 with a total of seven games with eleven teams again this draw so BYE’s will be in order. Additional surprises should be in store for the MIXED-UP Awards scheduled for April 3, 2020 after we have Pizza. 5 Day Ladies Wine, Women and Mardi Gras! (The Ladies Winexpert Bonspiel Sponsored by Erroll Gee) Why do these ladies look so happy? Be- cause you can’t go wrong when Erroll Gee, their amazing sponsor, treats them to a wine tasting after their game. Erroll also graciously presents our winners with a bot- tle of wine to take home. Thank you Erroll! The ladies appreciate your support. If you ask the ladies, they are sure to recommend that you visit Erroll at his Winexpert store ( Rossland & Anderson) to make some of your own wine. This year the ladies had breakfast before their curling, then played two four-end games, rotating to play a different team af- ter the first four ends. Each four-end game was different and total points were accumu- lated for both games. One game consisted of no hits and you scored points for every rock you had in the house. That led to some ‘full houses’! Trophy Winners: Sandy Gough, June Boon, Connie Lewis, Wendy Johansen 6 Mount Lawn Ladies Invitational After 56 years the Ladies Invitational Bonspiel Lindsay CC a former WCC member, 2nd. Sue has a new sponsor - Mount Lawn Funeral Home. Layton, 3rd. Margaret Chew. Winner of the 1st The ladies welcomed 24 teams with teams coming draw was Donna Morrison from Oshawa CC. from 15 different clubs. Our thanks go out to all the volunteers who dec- The club was festivally decorated for Christ- orated the club for the holidays. I would also like mas & our very popular raffle table was a great to thank the volunteers who helped out on the day success again. The of the spiel. Thank you to ladies enjoyed a tradi- Angela, Jamie & Glenn tional Christmas dinner for their help. provided by the always Thank you to the dependable Cheryl. dedicated committee The overall winner who once again out did was Anita Allen (Burley) themselves. Afternoon Ladies End of Draw Winners We celebrated the end of our first draws with treats and prizes. Thanks to Sue Coe our social con- venor and her dedicated bakers for the wonderful spread. Congratulations to our trophy winners! Ev McPhadden Trophy winners (Monday Draw): Muriel Prosser Trophy Winners (Thursday Draw): Carol Kerstens, Dale McLaughlin, Shelley Hunt, Diane Foley, Terry Turner, Ruth Meaney, Shelley Diane Robertson Hunt(absent) 7 ADVANCED STRATEGY & INTRO 2 STRATEGY 8 Membership Update As most of you read in the club email a cou- who joins the club after February 10, 2020 will ple weeks back, Annandale Golf and Curling be considered a ‘new member’ for the 2020- Club has announced the end of their lease on 2021 season.
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