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Offers considered March 11th. 3D VIRTUAL TOURS ARE AVAILABLE! 2 The Stonewall Teulon Tribune Thursday, March 11, 2021 COVID curlers enjoy outdoor adventures By Jennifer McFee A group of fun-loving curlers en- joyed outdoor adventures on the Quarry Park skating pond. Age Friendly chairperson Joie Van Dongen said the idea of curling on the pond came up in late 2020, and now the “Crazy COVID Curlers” are pleased that it became a reality — at least for a short time while it was still safe to be on the ice. “We connected through the South Interlake 55 Plus Zoom exercise pro- gram,” she said. “First it was too warm, then too cold, Two and half gallon plastic buckets and now just right and within COVID were fi lled with frozen water and restrictions.” used for curling on the outdoor TRIBUNE PHOTOS BY JASMIN WOLF The idea was initiated by commu- rink at Quarry Park. The Crazy COVID curlers, left to right, Brenda Badger, Laurie Briggs, Ria nity members, and on Feb. 18, Age Cameron, Maria Glanfi eld, Debbie Hinds, Joie Van Dongen. Missing from Friendly wrote a letter to the Town of required. the photo Clair Stephensen who joined after the photo. Stonewall requesting that two curling “A few understand the game, but it circles be painted on a portion of the is far from real. The fi rst time out, we Von Dongen said it feels fantastic to playing bocce and croquet once Quar- skating pond at Quarry Park. quickly realized we could not shoot a get together again in person. ry Park dries up — keeping COVID “The next day, we were there,” she rock from one end to the other unless “Realizing the importance of social precautions in mind, of course. said. “Keeping our distance from one we changed it to a game of ice golf,” contact but in a safe manner bright- “Quarry Park is such a beautiful another, we use push brooms to push Van Dongen joked. ens everyone’s spirits,” she said. place to visit,” she said. pails of frozen water on the ice.” “So we used one circle and it became “Getting outside in the fresh air is “When the time comes and we are They could accommodate about 10 more like crokinole. The rules change so important, as well as exercise and able to gather outside, it would be people at once by dividing into two approximately every fi ve minutes having fun.” fun to have a ‘bring your own’ picnic groups due to COVID restrictions. with much cajoling and laughter.” Looking ahead to spring, Van Don- lunch. I am sure we can invent new al- It was all in good fun — and there Although the group also sees each gen already has some ideas in mind ternative fun and safe activities.” was defi nitely no curling experience other through Zoom exercise classes, for safe outdoor activities, including Rosser Central Community Club prepares to reopen By Jennifer McFee In October 2020, the community club wrapped place, including using masks at all times indoors. The Rosser Central Community Club is looking forward up a major renovation project, including a com- She also expressed gratitude for all those who to reopening within the next couple weeks at 25 per cent plete upgrade to the insulation, exterior tin and helped along the way. capacity. doors. The HVAC system also underwent an up- “I’d like to thank the community for the fun- grade. draising efforts, our volunteer board for all the As a result, the Rosser Central Community hours of work and grant proposal writing and Club can transition to year-round and multi-use Crane Steel of Headingley and Riddell Mechani- facility, while also decreasing its operating fees. cal services of St. Francois,” Beachell said. President Jessica Beachell said they will fi nish “I would also like to thank all the organizations Interlake’s Automotive & Agricultural Glass Specialists up programs that started in fall programs such that provided us with grant funding.” as indoor soccer, gymnastics and yoga. They Other contributors include the Interlake Com- We make the claim were operating at near full capacity six days per munity Foundation, the RM of Rosser, Manito- We replace the glass Autopac Accredited Glass Repair week when they needed to close their doors due ba Hydro, Building Sustainable Futures, Farm to code red restrictions. Credit Canada and Manitoba Ag Days. We have courtesy cars available Spring sessions will start in May for other pro- Beachell said the community club is also set up grams, but they are still in the planning stages. and available for rent for sports teams and clubs Phone 204-467-8929 to book your appointment. There is a possibility that dance and gymnastic year-round, including baseball. For more infor- 2 Patterson Drive, Stonewall camps will run this summer too. mation about rentals, contact Andrea at 204-479- Beachell said COVID precautions will be in 6476. Providing You With Warmth & Comfort all Season You have options. 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