2006-2007 - Curl Manitoba

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2006-2007
MCA Yearbook
Junior
Programs
www.curlmanitoba.org
2006 /07 MCAYEARBOOK
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MCAYEARBOOK 2006 / 07
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Table of Contents
MCA Board of Directors..............................................5
MCA Office Bearers and Board of Directors...............6
MCA Management....................................................10
MCA Staff..................................................................12
Message from the MCA President............................15
Message from the Lieutenant Governor...................17
Message from the Premier........................................19
Message from Sport Manitoba.................................23
Message from Victoria Curling Club.........................25
Message from the CCA.............................................27
Message from the Manitoba
Curling Hall-of-Fame..............................................29
Manitoba Curling Hall-of-Fame Inductees................31
Junior programs earn top marks..............................34
Sandra Schmirler Golf Classic..................................36
In Memoriam.............................................................38
Honourary Life Members Association.......................39
New Honourary Life Members..................................40
Message from the Manitoba Curling
Foundation..........................................................43
MCA Honours and Awards.......................................45
2006 MANITOBA PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONS...........49
Safeway Select Men’s.........................................51
Safeway Select All-Stars.....................................53
Scott Tournament of Hearts Women’s................54
Scott All-Stars......................................................55
Strathcona Senior Men’s.....................................56
Pace Setter Senior Women’s..............................59
Target Junior Men’s.............................................61
Target Junior Women’s.......................................62
Asham 8-Ender Youth Provincial.........................63
Boys & Girls High School...................................65
Meyers Norris Penny Mixed................................67
Manitoba’s Credit Unions Masters.....................69
Manitoba’s Credit Unions
Masters Women's.............................................70
2006 BONSPIEL CHAMPIONS.................................73
MEN
Labatt Aggregate................................................75
Winnipeg Free Press Trophy...............................77
Safeway Lucerne Trophy.....................................78
Bituminex Paving Trophy.....................................79
Manitoba Hydro Trophy......................................81
Chas. Fidler & Son Trophy..................................83
Investors Group Trophy.......................................85
LaFarge Construction Trophy.............................87
Great-West Life Trophy........................................89
Asham 8-Ender Trophy.......................................91
Keystone Ford/ Budget Rent a Car Trophy.........93
Coca-Cola Classic Trophy..................................94
thewebshop.ca Trophy........................................95
McDiarmid Lumber Trophy.................................97
Chicken Chef Masters Trophy.............................98
JUNIOR MEN
Winnipeg Free Press Trophy.............................100
Awards & More Trophy......................................101
Dan Davidson Trophy.......................................102
OPEN YOUTH
Transformer Event.............................................103
Duke Event........................................................103
Ice Man Event...................................................104
Pro Star Event...................................................104
WOMEN
Asham 8-Ender Brushes...................................106
Investors Group Trophy.....................................107
Asham 8-Ender Trophy.....................................107
Stewart Trophy..................................................108
Contempra Signs Trophy..................................108
SENIOR WOMEN
Great Canadian Travel Company Trophy............ 109
Chicken Chef Masters Women's Trophy...........109
JUNIOR WOMEN
Asham 8-Ender Trophy.....................................110
Pace Setter Trophy............................................111
Awards & More Trophy......................................111
YOUTH RECREATIONAL JAMBOREE..............112
Ice Locations & Numbers.......................................116
Retired Trophies......................................................117
Honour Rolls............................................................125
Past Presidents.......................................................140
Past Presidents Association....................................142
Honourary Life Members........................................144
Directory of MCA Affiliated Clubs............................148
2006/2007 Calendar of Events................................150
MCA Yearbook Advertisers.....................................152
COVER: Featuring our junior curlers of today and aspiring curlers of tomorrow.
Junior curlers taking part in one of our many Junior Programs – MCA Summer Curling Camps.
The 2006/2007 Yearbook is published by
the Manitoba Curling Association
200 Main Street, Winnipeg, MB R3C 4M2
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January 24-28, 2007
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2006 - 2007 MCA Board of Directors
Front Row (L-R): Ian Staniloff, Bob Cox, Jim Strath, Rose Neufeld, Dale Brooks, Mitch Tarapasky, Jo-Anne Inglis, Rod MacKay,
Jean Garbolinsky, Sharon Thiessen-Woods
Second Row: Tara Hamilton, Phyllis Madigan, Jill Hazlewood, Gail Mastin, Rita VandeVyvere, Diane Sadler, Pauline Marofke,
Marlene Mori, Janette Phillips
Third Row: Carrol Thompson, Cindy Maddock, Darlene Strand, Anni Markmann, Al Friesen, Jennifer Jones, Marge Winters, Tiffany Anderson, Lorne Green
Fourth Row: Brian Kaleta, Jim Winfield, Brian Wallace, Barry McFadyen, Russ Hinds, Richard Drabyk, Doug Jones,
Garry Van De Kerckhove
Missing: Lori Arthur, Randy O’Greysik, Ron Cripps, John White, Scott McCamis, Deb McCreanor, Elaine Hunt
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MANITOBA CURLING ASSOCIATION INC.
200 Main Street, Winnipeg R3C 4M2 • Telephone: 925-5723 1-800-706-1486 • Fax: 925-5720
E-mail: [email protected] • Website: curlmanitoba.org
MCA Office Bearers and Board of Directors
2006-2007
PATRON
Lieutenant Governor of Manitoba
The Honourable John Harvard, P.C., O.M.
PARKLAND
Darlene Strand
Jim Winfield
HONOURARY PRESIDENTS
Gary Doer, Premier of Manitoba
Donna Duffett, President, Canadian Curling Association
WESTMAN
Jill Hazlewood
Randy O’Greysik
Lorne Green
Elaine Hunt
MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE
Mitch Tarapasky, President
Dale Brooks, Vice President
Sharon Thiessen-Woods
Rod MacKay
Bob Cox
Jean Garbolinsky
Jo-Anne Inglis
Marlene Mori
Jim Strath
Rose Neufeld
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Ian Staniloff
AUDITORS – Meyers Norris Penny LLP
REGIONAL DIRECTORS
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WINNIPEG
Russ Hinds
Doug Jones
Brian Kaleta
Lori Arthur
Tara Hamilton
Barry McFadyen
Phyllis Madigan
Pauline Marofke
Male - vacant
Male - vacant
Richard Drabyk
Janette Phillips
John White
Rita VandeVyvere
Marge Winters
Deb McCreanor
CENTRAL
Al Friesen
Garry Van De Kerckhove
Diane Sadler
Cindy Maddock
GENERAL DIRECTORS
EASTMAN
Anni Markmann
Male - Vacant
MANITOBA CURLING TOUR
Jennifer Jones
Scott McCamis
INTERLAKE
Gail Mastin
Brian Wallace
SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVES
CCA Director – Georgina Anderson
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2006 - 2007 MCA Management
Back Row (L-R): Bob Cox, Sharon Thiessen-Woods, Jean Garbolinsky, Jim Strath, Ian Staniloff
Front Row: Jo-Anne Inglis, Dale Brooks, Mitch Tarapasky, Rose Neufeld, Rod MacKay
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2006 - 2007 Manitoba Curling Association Staff
Back Row (L-R): Bob Boughey – High Performance Assistant, Connie Laliberte – High Performance
Director, Elaine Owen – Development Coordinator, Marj Bone – Events Manager, Joan Johnson
– Accountant
Front Row (L-R): Tracey Ewasko – Executive Assistant, Ian Staniloff – Executive Director, Kyla Denisuik – Media Relations/Event Coordinator
Missing: Linda Knight – Receptionist
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June 30, 2007.
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Message from the MCA President
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olunteering and participating in curling has been a part of my
life for upwards of 25 years and while that road has had its
ups and downs, let me tell you it has been a very rewarding
and worthwhile trip.
Today, I consider myself very fortunate to be President of one of
the most well respected sport organizations in the country. Manitoba
remains synonymous with leadership and integrity and we continue
to play a huge role at the national and international level. I couldn’t be
prouder of this organization, all of the volunteers and staff, the over
140 facilities, and the thousands of curlers and curling fans throughout this great province. It is an honor to be associated with you all.
As a curler and volunteer the reward for me is the opportunity of
Mitchell Tarapasky
working with so many dedicated volunteers from around the province,
with enough memories of the experience to last a lifetime. We are all very passionate about the sport
whether it’s as an organizer, participant or spectator, and many of us have long term associations
with our own curling club. And that as much as anything is very unique in sport.
Today the MCA is 118+ years old and seven years into an amalgamated gender equal board,
that draws it’s strength from its Board of Directors, and celebrates much of its success from many of
the enthusiastic and supportive volunteers and sponsors. The MCA is committed to the promotion, organization and facilitation of the sport of curling in Manitoba at all levels of participation. That’s our mandate and that’s what the MCA Director in your region has as their objective.
As a Past President and Life Member of the Victoria CC in Winnipeg, the past 16 years as Club
Secretary, I know the challenges facing our aging facilities. If you’re a member of a curling club in
this province should not be surprised that operating costs are spiraling out of control while revenues just aren’t what they used to be. I encourage you to educate yourself on what it costs to run
these seasonal facilities, many of which are volunteer operated. And when the cost for you to curl
increases, it’s for no other reason than to maintain the building adequately so that you can enjoy the
sport we all love to play in these not for profit buildings. I organized the Winnipeg Curling Club’s for
that purpose and I am very pleased they continue to cooperate and work together.
The Victoria CC, formerly the CPR is in its 90th year of existence and continues to this day as a debt
free, volunteer run, working facility that will be around for a long time to come. I owe a debt of gratitude to
this club and its executive committee, as well members past and present for giving me the support and
encouragement required to participate at the levels I have. As in any curling club these are all very special people. Many are friends, and many are directly responsible for me being involved in curling today.
I very much look forward to working with our facilities and their members throughout the province
this season, and remain committed to giving my best effort on behalf of the Manitoba Curling Association. If the MCA or I can be of any assistance to you as a curler or your club, please contact us.
Best wishes to all for a fantastic and fun-filled season. I hope to meet and greet as many of you
as I can throughout my tenure.
Mitchell Tarapasky
President
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Message from
the Lieutenant Governor of Manitoba
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John Harvard, P.C., O.M.
s the Queen’s representative in Manitoba, I am
pleased to extend vice-regal greetings to Manitoba
Curling Association members on the launch of a new
competitive season.
A treasured element of Canadian culture, curling is a unique
sport that encourages people of all ages and skills to stay active
in the winter months, enjoying the camaraderie that is such a
major part of the game. Leagues and bonspiels continue to
flourish, adding special warmth to the season and bringing
Manitobans together in communities, large and small, all across
our province.
I am very pleased to serve as the Honourary Patron of the
Manitoba Curling Association for the 2006/07 season. Our
province has a proud and accomplished curling heritage, a
great tradition that carries on with each new season. Congratulations on your contribution to that legacy. I wish you continued
success.
The Honourable John Harvard, P.C., O.M.
Lieutenant Governor
Manitoba
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Message from
the Premier of Manitoba
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Gary Doer
t is my sincere pleasure to extend greetings on behalf
of the citizens and Government of Manitoba to all
those participating in the 2006-2007 curling season.
Manitoba prides itself on being the richest province in the
country when it comes to our local curling talent. We have
champions from every age group at all levels, and I am certain
this year will be another great curling year for the province. The
tradition of achievement lives on through dedicated competitors like yourselves, whose commitment to the sport makes it
one of the most popular pastimes of this great province.
One of the real attractions of this sport is that anyone can
participate and that it is, in fact, a team game. Curling is the
kind of sport that brings communities together as competitors or as fans. Aside from being dedicated competitors, the
curling community has developed a reputation as a group of
wonderful volunteers and welcoming hosts. In Manitoba, we
have a sense of community spirit that is unparalleled.
I want to thank the Manitoba Curling Association for all
their hard work and extend best wishes to all rinks for another
successful season. It is my hope that you will be able to look
back on this curling season and remember it as one of great
achievement, enjoyment and friendship. Best of luck to you!
Gary Doer
Premier
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Message from
the President of Sport Manitoba
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Jeff Hnatiuk
n behalf of Sport Manitoba, it is my pleasure to
convey greetings to curlers across the province.
Sport Manitoba is proud to support your provincial association, programs and events that contribute to the
ongoing development and growth of curling in Manitoba. Our
achievements have been many and allows us the opportunity
to build on our many successes.
The strength of curling in Manitoba is reflected two fold
- by the competitors on the ice and their success and in the
many conscientious and experienced volunteers and staff of
the Manitoba Curling Association. It is through their guidance
and leadership that programs exist for curlers of all levels and
abilities and that we are able to host first rate events from the
provincial to world championship level.
Curling clubs and their members are an important part of
our sport community and Manitoba’s sport and social fabric.
The tens of thousands of Manitobans who enjoy curling help
to make your sport one of the largest participation sports in our
province and an enjoyable activity for all who participate.
To curlers everywhere and to member clubs across the
province, I extend best wishes for another successful 20062007 season.
Jeff Hnatiuk
President & CEO
Sport Manitoba
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Message from
the Victoria Curling Club
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he membership and executive of the Victoria Curling Club
would like to congratulate Mitchell Tarapasky, the 20062007 MCA President.
Mitch has been at the “Vic” for over 28 years. He has spent many
of those years volunteering his time to serve on the executive and
was our President in 1990-1991. He has and continues to serve
the curling club as our Secretary. I’m sure Mitch will do well in his
position as the MCA’s President this season. The wealth of experience he brings from the club level, along with the experience he has
gained in volunteering at the two World Curling Championships and
the Canadian Men’s Championship will greatly benefit the MCA.
Blair McLaren
Mitch is the fourth member of the Victoria Curling Club to
become President of the MCA.He follows Ab Brown in 1960/61, Barry Mulvenny 1984/85, and
Ken Parfeniuk 1997/98.
The Victoria Curling Club also has the prestigious honour of being the home club to the
President of the Manitoba Curling Club’s Past Presidents Association, Ed Tarapasky. Ed was the
President of the “Vic” in 1980/81, and held the position of Secretary at the club for many years.
Good luck and best wishes to Mitch, Ed, and the Manitoba Curling Association.
Blair McLaren
President
Victoria Curling Club
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Message from
the Canadian Curling Association
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Georgina Anderson
t is my pleasure to bring greetings on behalf of
President Donna Duffett and the Board of Directors
of the Canadian Curling Association to the Manitoba
Curling Association.
Manitoba is considered by many to be one of the leaders of
our sport in Canada and indeed the world and this trend continues as witnessed by the strong showing by all Manitoba teams
last year. But it isn’t just on the ice that Manitoba’s reputation
for leadership and innovation show up, as evidenced by The
Canadian Curling Association and their partners, led by The
Manitoba Curling Association, working towards a stronger and
more cohesive partnership.
The next year will be very exciting and busy as we build
towards the 2008 Tim Horton’s Brier which will be held in Winnipeg at the MTS Centre. Congratulations to the host committee
and the MCA and we look forward to a great event in 2008.
To President Mitch Tarapasky, my congratulations and best
wishes and I look forward to working with you this year towards
that brighter future.
To all the curlers of Manitoba I wish you good curling and
wish you well for the upcoming season.
Georgina Anderson
CCA Director
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Donations of curling artifacts
or contributions accepted by the
MCA Office at (204) 925-5723
Celebrating 20 Years
Induction Dinner —
May 6, 2007
Tickets $55.00
Location:
Canad Inns Polo Park
1405 St. Matthews Avenue
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Message from the Manitoba
Curling Hall-Of-Fame and Museum
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Kathy Lylyk
or over nineteen years the Manitoba Curling Hallof-Fame and Museum has been collecting and
cataloguing artifacts, and recognizing those who
have displayed exceptional skill and administrative abilities in
out sport.
The efforts of the small core of volunteers, that have spent
numerous hours creating an outstanding display, may be
seen on the fifth floor of the Bay Downtown store, where we
share space with the Manitoba Sports Hall-of-Fame. I urge
you to make the effort, pay a visit and spend a few minutes
immersed in the history of our great game.
We are indebted to our founding members, to all volunteers, and our owners, the MCA for their support. Without it
our hall-of-fame would not be a reality.
Curlers from all parts of our province are invited to suggest persons who should be nominated, and to contribute
any artifacts they may have.
Plan to attend the 20th Annual Manitoba Curling Hall-ofFame Induction Dinner to be held at the Canad Inn Polo
Park, Sunday, May 6, 2007. On behalf of our Board of Directors, I wish all curlers much success and enjoyment in the
2006-2007 curling season.
Kathy Lylyk
Kathy Lylyk
President
Manitoba Curling Hall-of-Fame and Museum
BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2006-2007
Kathy Lylyk........................President
Fred Sutton................Vice President
Bill Burns ..................Past President
Janine Smith.....................Secretary
Dewar McKinnon...............Treasurer
Heather Helston................... Director
Rick Mutton......................... Director
Lorne Mason....................... Director
Nadia Hanesiak.................... Director
Shirley Gunnlaugson............ Director
Diane McIvor....................... Director
Garry DeBlonde................... Director
Adele Helston...................... Director
Rod Mackay..................... MCA Rep.
Rose Neufeld ................... MCA Rep.
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2006 Induction Ceremonies of the
Manitoba Curling Hall-of-Fame and Museum
Veteran-Curler-Builder
Veteran-Curler
• Participated in first 49 MCA Bonspiels
– won 9 trophies • Member of MCA
Council for 24 years • Past President
and Honourary Life Member of MCA
and Thistle Curling Club
• 2 Provincial Championships (8
appearances), 1 Canadian Championship, 2 City Championships,
• Winner of 38 MCA Bonspiel Trophies
(including 7 Grand Aggregate Titles),
• Honourary Life Member of Granite
Curling Club
Malcolm (Mac) Campbell
Vic Wood
Curler
Curler
• Winner of Provincial Men’s Championship (1982), 2 Provincial Mixed
Championships (1997 & 1999), Senior
Men’s Provincial Championship (2003)
and Provincial Masters Championship
(2005) • 34 Provincial appearances
• Canadian Open Masters Champion
(2005)
• Winner of 2 Provincial Junior Women’s
Championships, 4 Provincial Women’s
Championships • Winner of Canadian
Junior Championship (1990), 2 Canadian
Women’s Championships (1995 & 2005),
• 3rd place finish at World Junior Women’s
Championship (1990), 2nd place finish at
1995 World Women’s Championship and
4th at 2005 World Women’s Championship
• Competed in 2 Olympic Curling Trials
(1997 & 2005)
Doug Armour
Cathy Overton-Clapham
Curler
Builder
• Winner of 3 Provincial Mixed
Championships (1976, 1977 & 1986),
Senior Men’s Championship (1989)
• 25 Provincial appearances • Winner
of 1977 Canadian Mixed Championship • Winner of 6 MCA Bonspiel trophies (includes 2 Main Event Trophies
& 1 Grand Aggregate Trophy)
• 11 year Member of MCA Council, MCA
Past President and Honourary Life Member
• Chairman of 1967 Canadian Senior
Championship and 1978 Air Canada Silver
Broom, Presentation of original idea of
creation of Silver Broom Foundation (forerunner of current MB Curling Foundation),
1st Chairman of Silver Broom Foundation,
• Past President and Life Member of Grain
Exchange Curling Club
Harold Tanasichuk
Vic Palmer
Team
Team
(Morris Curling Club)
David Hamblin – Skip, Ross Derksen – Third,
Kevin Hamblin – Second, Ross McCannell – Lead
• 2002 Provincial Junior Men’s Champions
• 2002 Canadian Junior Men’s Champions
• 2002 World Junior Men’s Champions
Billy Walsh - Skip, Al Langlois - Third, Andy McWilliams - Second,
John Watson (1952) - Lead, Cy White (1956) - Lead
• 1952 and 1956 Provincial Men’s Champions
• 1952 and 1956 Canadian Men’s Champions
2002 David Hamblin Junior Men’s Team
1952 & 1956 Billy Walsh Men’s Team
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Manitoba Curling Hall of Fame and Museum Inductees
In 1987
Curler-Builder
Builder
Curlers
Team
In 1988
Curler-Builder
Builder
Curlers
Team
In 1989
Curler-Builders
Curlers
Team
In 1990
Builder
Builder
Curlers
Team
In 1991
Builder
Curlers
Team
In 1992
Builder
Curler-Builders
Curler
Team
In 1994
Curler-Builders
Curlers
Team
In 1995
Curlers
Builders
Team
In 1996
Builder
Curlers
Curler-Builder
Pre-1925 Curler
Team
In 1997
Curlers
Pre-1925 Curler
Curler-Builders
Team
In 1998
Curler
Curler-Builder
Builders
Team
Team
Ken Watson
Lura McLuckie
Mabel Mitchell, Ab Gowanlock
Duguid (Granite) 1970-71
(Don Duguid, Rod Hunter, Jim Pettapiece, Bryan Wood)
Gordon M. Hudson
Bill Lumsden
Jimmy Welsh, Howard Wood
Casselman (Wildewood) 1965
(Peggy Casselman, Val Taylor, Pat McDonald, Pat Scott)
Leo Johnson, Shirley Bray
Joan Ingram, Bill Walsh
McTavish (Elmwood) 1950
(Bill McTavish, Norm Hume, Gord Lillyman, Ken Conn)
Joan Whalley
R.W. (Bert) Cameron
Norm Houck, Terry Braunstein
Boushy (Heather) 1964 to 1967
(Ernie Boushy, Ina Light, Betty Hird, Garry DeBlonde,
Bea McKenzie)
Edith Tipping
Isabelle Ketchen, Al Langlois, Andy McWilliams
Meleschuk (Fort Rouge) 1972
(Orest Meleschuk, Dave Romano,
John Hanesiak, Pat Hailley)
In 1999
Curlers
Builders
Pre-1930 CurlerBuilder
Team
In 2000
Curlers
Builders
Pre-1930 Builder
Team
In 2001
Builder
Curler-Builder
Pre-1930 Curler
Curlers
Team
Team
In 2002
Builder
Pre-1930 Builder
Curlers
Team
Noel Buxton
Ray Turnbull, Ina Light
Grant Watson
Duguid (Fort Garry Business Girls) 1967
(Betty Duguid, Joan Ingram,
Laurie Bradawaski, Dot Rose)
In 2003
Bruce M. Hudson, Patti Vande
Chris More, Barry Fry
Gunnlaugson (Valour Road) 1982-84
(Lloyd Gunnlaugson, Toru Suzuki, Albert Olson,
Elgin Christianson, Dennis Reid)
In 2004
Jim Ursel, Bryan Wood
Senator John T. Haig, Q.C., Stan Oleson
Laliberte (Fort Rouge) 1984
(Connie Laliberte, Chris More, Corinne Laliberte,
Janet Arnott)
Cec Watt
Dorothy McKenzie, Esther Poulton
Charles H. Scrymgeour
Robert H. (Bob) Dunbar
Mitchell (Wheat City Curlettes) 1983-87
(Mabel Mitchell, Mary Adams, Mildred Murray,
June Clark)
Mac Scales, Jim Congalton
Mac Braden
Lyle Dyker, Lyle Henry
Welsh (Deer Lodge) 1947-1954
(Jimmy Welsh, Alex Welsh, Jock Reid, Harry Monk)
Curlers – Builders
Pre-1930 Curler
Curlers
Team
Curler – Builder
Builders
Pre 1940 – Curler
Curlers
Team
In 2005
Builder
Curlers
Veteran Curler
Team
In 2006
Veteran-CurlerBuilder
Veteran Curler
Curlers
Builder
Team
Team
Don Duguid, Dot Rose
Lillian Simpson, Robert McGimpsey
Mary E. Berry
Ketchen (Flin Flon) 1959-1960
(Isabelle Ketchen, Isabel Phillips, Doris McFarlane,
Ruth McConnell)
Laurie Bradawaski, Kerry Burtnyk
Reid Lumbard, Bernice Lowe
J.P. Robertson
Stoughton Mixed Team (Wildewood)
(Jeff Stoughton, Karen (Fallis) Porritt, Rob Meakin (88/89),
Lynn (Morrow) Fallis-Kurz, Scott Morrow)
Barry Mulvenny
John Helston
Frank Cassidy
Connie Laliberte, Rod Hunter
Ursel 1984-1985 (Granite)
(Bob Ursel, Brent Mendella, Gerald Chick, Mike Ursel)
MacKenzie 1995 (Deer Lodge)
(Kelly MacKenzie, Joanne Fillion,Carlene Muth,
Sasha Bergner)
Cliff Schmidt
George J. Cameron
Janet Arnott, Dave Romano, Winston Warren
Stoughton 1996 (Charleswood)
(Jeff Stoughton, Ken Tresoor, Garry VanDenBerghe,
Steve Gould)
Lois Fowler, Gary Smith
W. A. (Bill) Carson
Henry Kroeger, Ernest (Ernie) Pollard
Pidzarko 1972, 1973 (Rossmere)
(Chris Pidzarko, Cathy Pidzarko, Beth Brunsdon,
Barbara Rudolph)
Gordon Sparkes
Jack Dutton, F.A. (Al) Macatavish
R.J. (Robert) Gourley
Cathy Gauthier, George Laudrum
Thompsett - Jr. Men 1979, 1981
(Mert Thompsett, Lyle Derry, McTavish, Joel Gagne,
Mike Friesen)
Zivan Saper
Iris Armstrong, Elaine Jones, Gary Ross
E.J. (Mac) Rochon
Peters - Men 1992, 1993 (Granite Curling Club)
(Vic Peters, Dan Carey, Chris Neufeld, Don Rudd)
Malcolm (Mac) Campbell
Vic Wood
Doug Armour, Cathy Overton-Clapham, Harold Tanasichuk
Vic Palmer
Hamblin - Jr. Men 2002 (Pembina Curling Club)
(David Hamblin, Ross Derksen, Kevin Hamblin,
Ross McCannell)
Walsh 1952, 1956
(Billy Walsh, Al Langlois, Andy McWilliams, John Watson
(1952), Cy White (1956))
Jeff Stoughton
Honorable Errick F. Willis
Nell Stoughton, Bob Picken
Burtnyk (Assiniboine Memorial) 1995
(Kerry Burtnyk, Jeff Ryan, Rob Meakin, Keith Fenton)
Hudson (Prior to 1930) (Strathcona) 1928-29
(Gordon Hudson, Sam Penwarden, Don Rollo,
Ron Singbush, Bill Grant)
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Junior programs
earn top marks
T
he future of curling in Manitoba looks bright! This is
largely due to the number of and the success of the
numerous junior curling programs being offered in
Manitoba curling clubs, by the Manitoba Curling Association
and by the Canadian Curling Association.
With most individual curling clubs in the province
offering junior rocks programs, young curlers are being
introduced to the game at a much younger age than in
the past. Most of these programs utilize rocks that
are half the weight of a normal curling stone
while using the full sheet of curling ice.
The smaller stone allows for better
control of weight and
accuracy which in turn
generates shot making
skills. This creates
success for many kids and is a real confidence booster for youngsters. Other programs
that do not have the smaller stones at their club will put in a set of rings half way down
the sheet and the curlers will use regular rocks. Once players have a good handle on the
fundamental skills they move on to programs or junior leagues that employ regular curling
equipment and rules.
The Manitoba Curling Academy opened last season with three schools implementing
the program. This program is an optional course for Senior 1 and Senior 2 students to
play the game while gaining school credit at the same time. There is also a middle school
component that can be incorporated into the phys-ed program. This season the MCA has
10 schools signed up to take part.
Elementary schools can now get involved through a CCA program called Getting
Started. The program materials can be purchased from the CCA through the MCA and the
program itself is geared towards teachers and younger students. There are workbooks,
videos and group activities that take students from the classroom to the gym and finally
the curling rink. Students will learn the fundamentals of curling, build physical fitness and
experience the enjoyment of being on a team.
So, now that teachers, volunteers, parents and coaches have spent the winter months
introducing children to the game and getting them hooked, we have to spend all summer
waiting for the new season. Actually we don’t. The MCA offers two summer curling camp
programs to give kids a fun overnight camp program with their friends while getting curling
instruction. The first program is geared to curlers who are fairly new to the game and want
to start to learn the finer points like delivery analysis and teamwork. The other program is
geared to more seasoned young players, but still includes the same individual and team
focus. Players can register for these programs as individuals or as a team.
Feel free to contact your local curling club or the Manitoba Curling Association office at
925-5723 or 1-800-706-1486 or on our website at www.curlmanitoba.org for more information on any of the listed programs.
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2nd Annual
Sandra Schmirler
Manitoba Golf Classic
a Success
T
he golf may not have been championship calibre but the field certainly was
and curlers and curling fans toured Larters at St. Andrews in the second
annual Sandra Schmirler Manitoba Golf Classic.
Over 200 participants including over 20 curlers representing Manitoba championship
teams across six decades, along with former U.S. Junior champion and Olympian Don
Barcombe, took part in the event. Representatives of the event’s 22 sponsors were prominent in their support of the tournament as well.
The tournament, in support of the Sandra Schmirler Foundation and the Children's
Hospital Foundation NeoNatal Intensive Care Unit, contributed $5,000 to each of the
two charities. The total contribution more than tripled the charitable donation of the first
tournament and organizers are confident that the total will rise in the future as curlers and
curling fans adopt the event as a part of their summer schedule.
“We appreciate the support of all of our sponsors, players and volunteers who helped
us make the second annual tournament a success in support of the Schmirler Foundation’s mission - Caring for Babies in Crisis,” said organizing committee chairman Zivan
Saper.
The committee has announced that the 2007 Sandra Schmirler Manitoba Golf Classic
will again be at Larters at St. Andrews on Thursday, July 26, 2007.
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Curling's Great FOUR
Great Value!
Great Exercise!
Great People!
Great Fun!
The Manitoba Curling Association appreciates the support of its
partners in the presentation of Manitoba Curling's 'Great Four'
marketing campaign in 2006.
Media Partners
Funding Partners
In Memoriam
CLUB
NAME
MONTH
YEAR
Assiniboine Memorial C.C.
Jim Kinnaird
January
2006
Cam DeVos
January
2006
Reyn Davis
January
2006
Ruth Toal
January
2006
Deer Lodge C.C.Duncan (Mac) McKenzie June
2005
January Cam DeVos
2005
Elmwood C.C.Wilf Foster
2006
August
Cec WattSeptember 2006
Fort Garry C.C.Frank Malazdrewich
January 2006
Bill MacCallum
January 2006
Guy Steinhoff
–
Fort Rouge C.C.Wayne Davidson
–
–
Viona Girard
May
2006
Glenboro C.C.
Pat Barr
June
2005
July
2005
Lorne Blain
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2006
East St. Paul C.C.Ray BroschukDecember Jack ThompsonSeptember –
2005
Harold JacksonOctober
2005
Jack HowattNovember
2005
Jack Lockhart
January
2006
Willa Rutherford
January
2006
Ruth Taft
April
2006
MAPLE LEAFNARVEY HOLLENBERGOCTOBER
2006
Morden C.C.Lyle LumgairOctober
2005
Adolphe Kletke
2005
Mel SandercockDecember
May
2005
Morris C.C.Ernie BrownSeptember
2006
Roland C.C. Ivan Stocks
May
2005
January
2006
Bill Moffat
John Whitehead
April
2006
Ste. Anne C.C.Rollie Blanchard
April
2006
St. Vital C.C.Lorne LeechFebruary 2005
Darryl SoanesOctober
2005
Whiteshell C.C. Baldur SchaldemoseNovember
2005
MCA
Honourary
Life Members
Association
Campbell Cup –
F
Larry Jones
2006-2007 Officers
President
Larry Jones
St. Vital Curling Club
Vice President
Audrey Hogg
Warren Curling Club
Honourary Secretary/
Treasurer
Executive
Rick Mutton
474 Woodydell Ave Winnipeg, MB R2M 4N5
Member – Deer Lodge Curling Club
Sylvia Erickson
Barry Mulvenny
Nancy Rummery
Lorne Kingyens
or competition at
the Life Member’s
Bonspiel held at the
St. Vital Curling Club (Winnipeg)
on Friday, October 13, 2006.
The Campbell Cup was
presented by the late Malcolm
Campbell of Winnipeg for
annual competition between
Honourary Life Members of the
Manitoba Curling Association
or Honourary Life Members of
sister associations.
Four suitable first and
second place prizes will be
presented by Labatt Manitoba
Brewery.
The Luncheon and Annual
Meeting commenced at 12:30
pm at the St. Vital Curling Club,
with the Bonspiel immediately
following.
The Annual Dinner was also
held at the St. Vital Curling
Club with the reception at 4:30
pm and dinner at 5:30 pm the
same day.
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New Honourary Life Members
Bob Boughey
B
ob began curling in the 1960-61 season with the Fort Rouge
Juniors. In 1984 he was elected to the Board of Directors of
Fort Rouge and eventually served as President in the 1993-94
season. The following year Bob was involved with the MCA as their club
rep, and was proud to serve on two committees, the inaugural Safeway
Select committee and the Green Valley Junior Men’s. In 1999, he received
an Honorary Life Membership at Fort Rouge. Bob has been involved with
various provincial championship committees whenever the “Rouge” has
been fortunate enough to be offered them.
Also during this period Bob was involved with the 1991 World’s, co-chairing a committee in the
famous Hog Line Inn. At the 1998 Brier held in Winnipeg, he assisted with 50/50 ticket sales in conjunction with the Past President’s Association. The 2003 Ford World’s saw Bob chair the Transportation
section of the Hosting Committee.
At this time Bob is assisting Connie Laliberte at the MCA ‘s High Performance Centre as a mentor
coach.
Bob considers it a great honour and privilege to receive this Honorary Life Membership and is
humbled to be joining such an elite group. He would also like to thank the Fort Rouge executive and all
it’s members for the nomination.
Bob MacCallum
W
ith encouragement from his father, Bob started curling at
the West St. Paul Curling Club in 1967 with The Canadian
German Society. Bob joined the Executive of The Canadian
German Society as membership and Ice Chair for six seasons.
Bob started club curling in 1973 at the Valour Road Curling Club and
in 1975 moved down the road to the Thistle Curling Club.
In 1981, Bob moved further north to the Elmwood Curling Club, where
he is still an active member. Bob served on the Elmwood Executive from
1985 to 1995 and held various positions on the Executive. He was Club
Secretary for six of those years and became President of the club in the 1994/95 curling season.
Bob started as the MCA Rep for Elmwood Curling Club in 1995 and held various positions with
the Manitoba Curling Association. In 2001 Bob was elected to the Management Committee of the
MCA and became President in the 2005/06 season.
Bob was a volunteer during the 1991 Safeway World Curling Championships, the 1998 Ford Brier
and the 2003 Ford World Curling Championships held in Winnipeg.
In 2005 Bob retired after a 33 year career with the City of Winnipeg. Bob went back to work in
2006 with the Rural Municipality of West St. Paul where he threw his first curling stone.
Bob is very honoured to have been awarded this Life Membership by the Manitoba Curling
Association.
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New Honourary Life Members
Bill Whiston
B
ill began regular men’s curling at CFB Camp Borden in
Ontario while serving in the RCAF in 1967. He was transferred
to Winnipeg in 1972 and in 1973 joined the Charleswood
Curling Club Men’s League. He retired from the RCAF in 1974 settling
in Winnipeg. Bill currently curls with three clubs (CFB and Assiniboine
Masters at Assiniboine Memorial and Charleswood Thursday Masters).
He served on the Charleswood Curling Club Board in various positions becoming President of the Club in 1988. He also served as a
delegate to the Manitoba Curling Association. Bill is currently involved
with the Past Presidents Association of Charleswood Curling Club as Secretary, and the Past
Presidents Association of Manitoba Clubs, also is a Past President of the Association. Among
his other contributions to Charleswood Curling Club, is his recruitment of umpires for various
MCA bonspiels including Junior and Youth Bonspiels. Bill has also umpired at Charleswood
Curling Club and at various other curling clubs.
Bill has curled in many O’Grady Challenge Cup games and has volunteered for other curling
events in the province including the 2002 Scott Tournament of Hearts and served as Committee
member for the Provincial Junior Championship in 1993 and the Meyers Norris Penny Mixed
Championship in 2003.
He obtained his Level Two Coaching Certification and has tutored Little Rocks, bantam and
adult curlers, as well as coaching bantam and junior teams. In 2004, he coached the university
team representing Alberta at the University Championship Bonspiel at the Granite Curling Club.
He has assisted other teams as “guest coach” at zone playdowns.
He has contributed as a volunteer in many other ways to the Charleswood Curling Club
including developing specifications and supervising installation of the club’s P.A. and sound
system. Bill has also installed electrical systems and made repairs to lighting, etc. at the club.
For five years Bill was in charge of the lounge operations at the Charleswood Club which
included bartending, scheduling and supervision of bar staff.
Bill is a Life Member of the Charleswood Curling Club and is very pleased to be recognized
by the Manitoba Curling Association as an Honourary Life Member.
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Manitoba Curling Foundation Inc.
Congratulations
to the
on their organization and promotion of the game
of Curling throughout the Province of Manitoba.
Compliments of
Manitoba Curling Foundation Inc.
Congratulations to the 2006 $1,000.00
Scholarship Recipients:
Allison Nimik, Winnipeg
Ryan Blundon, Winnipeg
Theresa Cannon, Winnipeg
Kaileigh Strath, Souris
Congratulations to the 2006 $250.00
Sport Award Recipients:
Laryssa Grenkow, La Salle
Shad Bauschke, Beausejour
Courtney Maddock, Morden
Sara Jones, Morden
Sarah Norget, Winnipeg
Courtney Blanchard, Winnipeg
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Message from the
Manitoba Curling Foundation
I
Edie Caron
t is a pleasure for me as President of the Manitoba
Curling Foundation to bring greetings from our Board
to all our member clubs across the province.
Over the last few years, the MCF and the MCA have
worked together for the betterment of the sport throughout
Manitoba, in particular, the support of junior curlers. The
Junior Development Program is designed to assist Manitoba
curling clubs and Manitoba schools in hosting curling clinics
for juniors up to the age of 19. The Foundation assists in this
regard by subsidizing a portion of the cost. The Foundation
also awards up to four $1,000 post-secondary education
scholarships to any junior curler actively involved in community/school involvement. The 2002-2003 season introduced
the Manitoba Curling Foundation Sport Award to two junior
curlers from each Provincial Sport Region, with an annual
award of $250.
In recent years, substantial funds have also been directed
from the Foundation towards assisting the Manitoba Curling
Association in the funding of competition, technical and
administrative programs.
The Foundation is eager to assist anyone in Manitoba,
who has identified a suitable need. If you think that you have
a project that will qualify for support, please contact us.
Edie Caron
President
Manitoba Curling Foundation
BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2006-2007
Edie Caron .............................. President
Lyn Hallson............................... Vice President
Gary Smith............................... Past President
Cindy Maddock......................... Secretary
Tony Galbecka.......................... Treasurer
Sharon Thiessen-Woods............ MCA Representative
Jim Strath................................ MCA Representative
Diane Sadler............................. Director
Audrey Hogg............................. Director
Don Stewart............................. Director
Rob Rummery ......................... Director
Sylvia Erickson.......................... Director
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Curling Club Volunteer Award 2005-2006
Curling Club
Recipient
Alonsa...................................................... David Senkowski
Assiniboine Memorial.............................. Bob McNaughton
Beausejour............................................... Patrick Lachance
Brandon................................................... Shawn Taylor
Deer Lodge............................................... Dave Johnson
East St. Paul............................................. Dorothy Voodre
Elm Creek................................................ Robert Penner
Ethelbert ................................................. Ethelbert Curling Club
Fort Garry ................................................ Ron Lloyd
Gladstone................................................. Roxy Hayward
Glenboro.................................................. Blanche Carpenter
Hartney.................................................... Peggy Moir
Heather.................................................... Robert Allan
Holland.................................................... Sherry Rutherford
Killarney . ................................................ Joan Jones
Lac du Bonnet.......................................... Gary Buhay
Lorette...................................................... Laura Nault
Manitou.................................................... Don Stewart
Maple Leaf............................................... Barry Rosney
Minnedosa .............................................. Wayne Dillabough
Morden.................................................... Della Duncan
Pembina................................................... Hilton Wood
The Pas ................................................... Joan and Louis
................................................................ Francoeur
Rivers....................................................... Ethel Clark Victoria..................................................... Kevin Shoemaker
St. Vital.................................................... Roger Fontaine
Whiteshell................................................ Melissa Fry
St. Leon.................................................... Yves Talbot
Wildewood............................................... Lynn Fallis-Kurz
Ste. Anne................................................. Leo Beaudoin
Winkler..................................................... Rod Tkachuk
Congratulations
Starbuck................................................... Fran Chumola
Stonewall................................................. Doreen Wilson
Volunteers!
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Honours and Awards
E
ach year the Manitoba Curling Association presents or supports the presentation of a
number of awards designed to recognize the dedication and excellence of Manitoba
curlers and volunteers.
Honourary Life memberships recognize service to the Association and the Bill Lumsden
Memorial Award recognizes volunteer dedication to a particular member-curling club.
Youth curlers are also recognized through the Susan Galbraith Sportsmanship Award at the
Provincials, the Lorraine Toth Scholarships at Summer Camp and through the Edna Moffat
Scholarship. The MCA is also proud to pay tribute to the contributions of Manitobans who have
received the Canadian Curling Association’s volunteer award.
CCA – Ray Kingsmith Award
The CCA’s Kingsmith Award is awarded annually to recognize an individual for dedication to the
sport of curling at the executive level.
MANITOBA RECIPIENTS OF THE RAY KINGSMITH AWARD:
1991
1995
2001
2002 Al Macatavish Stan Oleson Reid Lumbard Cliff Schmidt Elmwood C.C.
Glenboro
Brandon
Valour Road C.C.
CCA – National Curling Club Volunteer of the Year
Established in 2001, the National Curling Club Volunteer of the Year Award recognizes an exceptional
contribution by an individual in support of their curling club. Stuart Parrott of Beausejour, Manitoba
was the first recipient of the National Award.
MANITOBA RECIPIENTS OF THE VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR AWARD:
2001
Stuart Parrott
Beausejour
CCA - Award of Achievement
Established in 1991, the CCA’s Award of Achievement recognizes individuals who have contributed
significantly to curling in one of four areas – builder, technical development (instructor, coach, official,
ice technician), marketing and media. The awards are presented on an “earned” basis, with no minimum or maximum number awarded. Contributing to curling is the main criterion.
MANITOBA RECIPIENTS OF THE AWARD OF ACHIEVEMENT:
1991
1993
2003
Bob Picken
Ralph Bagley
Hans Wuthrich
Valour Road
Winnipeg
Gimli
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The W.E. (Bill) Lumsden Memorial Award
W.E (Bill) Lumsden passed away in April of 1982. To members of the Elmwood
Curling Club as well as friends wherever curling is played, Bill exemplified a spirit
and devotion to the game that we as a Club feel should be remembered. Accordingly, this Award has been established. The idea of the Award, which we hope will
be presented annually, is to recognize someone in Manitoba, male or female, to the
game of curling.
Too often, a person in a club or league contributes to the growth of his or her
club and receives little or no recognition. Some are elected to the Provincial or
National organizations and receive accolades from that source, while others, who
give freely of their time and themselves, are never so honoured. Hopefully, this
Award will in some way help correct that situation.
SELECTION CRITERIA
1. The Award recognizes a person who gives freely of their time on a voluntary basis.
2. The Award recognizes a person whose efforts in their curling club also reflect a community
involvement such as organizing a league for young curlers, disabled persons and senior citizens.
3. No Award will be presented posthumously.
4. Nominations are held over one year subject only to the permission of the nominators.
5. The Award recognizes in particular a person who has contributed in a general way to the growth of
their Club but perhaps has not received recognition for their efforts.
RECIPIENTS OF THE W.E. (BILL) LUMSDEN AWARD TO DATE:
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
Sam Brown Hugh Cook
Bob McGimpsey
Don Sumner
Verna Newton
Bill Jackson
Doug Scrymgeour
Dick Johnston
Keith Forbes
Leon Tonnellier
Iris Carroll
Dutchy Hems
Gilbert Ruest
Steve Vance
Leon Vandekerchkove
Deer Lodge Curling Club
Fort Rouge Curling Club
Dauphin Curling Club
Brandon Curling Club
Rossmere Curling Club
Elmwood Curling Club
Fort Garry Curling Club
Hartney Curling Club
Valour Road Curling Club
Riverview Curling Club
St. Pierre Curling Club
Charleswood Curling Club
Stony Mountain Curling Club
1998
Marj Dewer
1999
John Shaw
2000
Ruth Toal
2001
Skapti "Skip" Arason
2002
Roy Gorkoff
2003
Ron Lloyd
2004
Cathy Moffat
2005
Trevor Smith
2006
Bruce Anderson
Wheat City Curling Club
Assiniboine Memorial
Curling Club
Glenboro Curling Club
Carman Curling Club
Glenboro Curling Club
Please note the deadline date for submission of the Nomination Form is December 31, 2006.
To obtain a NOMINATION FORM please write to:
W.E. Lumsden Memorial Award
Elmwood Curling Club
c/o Jeff Smith
15 Bonnycastle Court
Winnipeg, MB, R3P 1Z7
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Susan Galbraith Memorial Sportsmanship Award
T
his award is named in memory of Susan Galbraith who had a long time association with
junior curling, first as a parent watching her three son’s advance through the junior ranks,
and second, as a member of MLCA Council from 1997-1999. In May 2000 Susan was
elected a member of the Management Committee of the newly amalgamated Manitoba Curling Association but passed away suddenly in August 2000.
The winners are selected each year by a vote of all competitors at the Target Junior Men’s and
Women’s Provincial Championship.The award is presented to participating junior athletes for their
demonstration of their commitment to the Fair-Play Code of ethics during the provincial championships.
RECIPIENTS: JUNIOR MEN
2001
2002 2003
2004
Tyler Specula Reid Carruthers Jason Peters
Corey Manchuk
Steven Cook
Jason Gunnlaugson
Elmwood
St. Vital
Burntwood
Pembina
Springfield
Valour Road
RECIPIENTS: JUNIOR WOMEN
2005 David Kraichy
Andrew Hunt
2006 Kyle Peters
Winkler
Warren
Morden
2001
2002 2003
2004
2005
2006
Leigh Adams Allison Harrigan Jackie Komyshyn
Kaileigh Strath
Karen Hodgson
Allison Nimik
Selkirk
Shoal Lake
Fort Garry
Souris
Victoria
Victoria
The Edna Moffat Spirit of Youth Curling Scholarship
E
dna Moffat was a Past President and Honourary Life Member of the Manitoba Ladies
Curling Association. She passed away on April 17, 1995. Through a trust fund set up by
the family of Edna Moffat, the Manitoba Curling Association is pleased to make a $1,000
scholarship available to a junior woman curler in Manitoba.
RECIPIENTS:
Any active junior woman curler entering or currently
1996 Kerry Maynes Decker
enrolled in post-secondary education may apply if affili1997 Jaclyn Ferris Bowsman
1998 Amber Narfason Gimli
ated as a junior during the year of application.
1999 Sara Careme
Stonewall
An application form is sent out to all affiliated clubs in
2000 Kari Goodman
Benito
September as well as being available at the Christmas
2001
Corinne Suchy
Gimli
Bonspiel and junior provincial championships. Deadline for 2002
Samantha Owen
Carman
Staci Goodman
Winnipeg
receipt of applications is May 1. Additional applications are 2003
2004
Michelle Wadelius
Beausejour
available from the Manitoba Curling Association office.
2005
Theresa Cannon
Winnipeg
The recipient of the 2006 Edna Moffatt Spirit of Youth
2006
Sarah Norget
Winnipeg
Curling Scholarship is Sarah Norget of Winnipeg.
Asham Coaching Award
I
n 2003 Asham Curling Supplies took over sponsorship of the “Coach of the Year” Award
formerly sponsored by the 3M Corporation. This award is presented annually at the
Target Junior Men’s and Target Junior
Women’s Championships. All coaches at each
Coach of the Year Award Recipients:
championship are invited to vote for their peers
Target Junior Men
Target Junior Women
whom they feel best exemplify high standards of
2001
Bernie Shaw
Len Komyshyn
2002
Dennis Bueckert
Dennis Adams
Sportsmanship and the Coaching Code of Ethics.
2003
Hilton Wood
Jack Grassie
One coach of a Junior Men’s team and one coach
2004
Tom Clasper
Jack Grassie
of a Junior Women’s team are selected. The recipi2005
Tom Clasper
Jim Strath
ents of the award in 2006 were Calvin Edie at the
2006
Hilton Wood
Calvin Edie
Target Junior Women’s Championship and Hilton
Wood at the Target Junior Men’s Championship.
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PURE COMFO RT
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2006-2007
Provincial
Champions
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Safeway Select Men's Championship
Charleswood
Curling Club
(L-R) Bob MacCallum – MCA
President, Don Harvey,
Steve Gould, Garry
Van Den Berghe, Jon Mead,
Jeff Stoughton, John
Graham – Canada Safeway
Finalists:
Reid Carruthers, Jason
Gunnlaugson, Derek
Samagalski, Tyler Forrest,
Justin Richter
C
anada Safeway Limited is proud to be the title sponsor of the Safeway Select Provincial
Men’s Curling Championship. Safeway’s involvement in curling dates back to 1991
when they were the title sponsor of the 1991 Safeway World Curling Championships
played in Winnipeg.
The 2005-2006 season marked the 12th year that Canada Safeway has been the title sponsor
of the Provincial Men’s Curling Championship. The Manitoba Curling Association is pleased that
Canada Safeway has extended its sponsorship through the 2007 championship.
Canada Safeway presents the winning team with keeper trophies, championship rings and a
Safeway Team Sponsorship package. They also present the winners with a championship banner to be hung in the winners home club. The MCA presents the winners with the coveted purple
hearts as well as the Manitoba Buffalo crests, provincial jackets, pants and shirts.
The winner of the Safeway Select Trophy (Manitoba) will represent the province at the Tim
Hortons Brier, emblematic of the Canadian Men’s Curling Championship.
Last years championship was played at the T.G. Smith Centre in Steinbach, Manitoba where
the Jeff Stoughton team from Charleswood defeated the Reid Carruthers team from the Valour
Road Curling Club in the final. The Stoughton team went on to Regina, where they finished with
a record of 6 and 5.
The 2006-2007 Safeway Select will be played at the Credit Union Place in Dauphin, Manitoba
from February 7-11, 2007. The Tim Hortons Brier will be held in Hamilton, Ontario from March
3-11, 2007.
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2006 Safeway Select All-stars
(L-R) Mitch Tarapasky – MCA
Safeway Select Liaison, Jeff
Stoughton (Charleswood),
Jason Gunnlaugson (Valour
Road), Bryan Galbraith
(Rosser), Steve Gould
(Charleswood), Clayton
Dreger – Media Association
President
S
tewart Trophies & Engraving Ltd. are pleased to sponsor the Safeway Select All-Star
Awards. At the Safeway Select Provincial Men's Curling Championship, the Manitoba
Curling Media Association selects an All-Star team from among the 32 participating
teams. Those selected will receive plaques donated by Stewart Trophies.
STEWART TROPHIES ALL-STAR AWARDS PREVIOUS WINNERS
YEAR
SKIP
THIRD
SECOND
LEAD
1997................Kerry Burtnyk....................................Andy Stewart....................................Rob Meakin......................................Keith Fenton
1998................Dale Duguid.....................................Jeff Ryan..........................................Mark Taylor......................................Keith Fenton
1999................Jeff Stoughton..................................Peter Nicholls...................................Dean Dunstone................................Doug Armstrong
2000................Murray Warren.................................Dave Smith......................................Dale Michie.....................................Steve Gould
2001................Kerry Burtnyk....................................Dean Moxham..................................Chris Neufeld...................................Rick Blight
2002................Mark Lukowich.................................Chris Suchy.....................................Kelly Tibble......................................A.J. Girardin
2003................John Bubbs......................................Ross Derksen...................................Ross McFadyen...............................Dan Kelsch
2004................Brent Scales.....................................Jon Mead.........................................Garry Van Den Berghe......................Steve Gould
2005................Randy Dutiaume...............................Kyle Werenich..................................Rob Fowler.......................................Cory Naharnie
2006................Jeff Stoughton..................................Jason Gunnlaugson.........................Bryan Galbraith................................Steve Gould
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Scott Tournament of Hearts Women's Championship
Fort Rouge Curling Club
(L-R) Tony Matarazzo Scott Paper, Janet Harvey,
Jill Thurston, Cherie-Ann
Loder, Carey Burgess,
Don Duguid – Coach
Finalists:
Kristy Jenion, Lisa Roy,
Leslie Wilson,
Raunora Westcott,
Robert Jenion – Coach
T
he Manitoba Scott Tournament of Hearts Provincial Women’s Curling Championship is
sponsored by Krugar Products. Scott Paper’s sponsorship of women's curling at the
provincial and national levels in Canada dates back to 1982. The 2005-2006 season was
the 25th year as title sponsor of the Provincial Women’s Curling Championship.
Krugar Products presents to the winning team gold pendants and the runner-up with silver
pendants. Krugar Products will add a diamond to this pendant for every additional trip an individual makes to the Canadian Scott Tournament of Hearts. They also provide on-ice apparel to
each participating provincial winner. The team is also provided a banner to hang in their home
club as a reminder of their championship.
The winner of the Manitoba Scotties Tournament of Hearts represents the province at
the National Scotties Tournament of Hearts, emblematic of the Canadian Women's Curling
Championship.
The 2005-2006 Manitoba Scott Tournament of Hearts was hosted by the Thompson Curling
Club and played in Thompson, Manitoba at the C.A. Nesbitt Arena from January 25-29, 2006.
The Janet Harvey team from the Fort Rouge Curling Club defeated the Kristy Jenion team from
St. Vital Curling Club in the final. The Harvey team played at the National Scott Tournament of
Hearts in London, Ontario where they finished with a record of 4 and 7.
The 2006-2007 Manitoba Scotties Tournament of Hearts will be played in Morris, Manitoba
from January 24-28, 2007. The National Scotties Tournament of Hearts will be held in Lethbridge,
Alberta from February 17-25, 2007.
The Manitoba Scotties Tournament of Hearts acquired a new presenting sponsor
– Monsanto Canada Inc.
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The 2006 Scott Tournament of Hearts All-Star Awards
(L-R) Steven Shackel – CKLQ Radio
Brandon, Raunora Westcott (St.
Vital), Susan Baleja (St. Vital), Jill
Thurston (Fort Rouge), Janet Harvey
(Fort Rouge), Cindy Maddock – MCA
Liaison Scott Tournament of Hearts
S
tewart Trophies &
Engraving Ltd. are
pleased to sponsor The Scotties Tournament
of Hearts All-Star Awards. At
The Scotties Tournament of
Hearts Provincial Championship presented by Monsanto
Canada the Manitoba Curling
Media Association selects
an All-Star team from among
the 16 participating teams.
Those selected receive
plaques donated by Stewart
Trophies.
SCOTT TOURNAMENT OF HEARTS ALL-STAR AWARDS WINNERS
YEAR SKIP
THIRD
SECOND
LEAD
2001...... Jennifer Jones.........Jill Thurston..............Lynn Fallis-Kurz........Alison Harvey
2002...... Linda VanDaele.......Karen Porritt..............Jill Officer.................Lana Watson
2003...... Barb Spencer...........Janet Harvey.............Lynn Fallis-Kurz........Alison Harvey
2004...... Lois Fowler..............Darcy Robertson.......Maureen Bonar.........Pam Kolton
2005...... Kristy Jenion............Tasha Hunter ............Maureen Bonar.........Cathy Gauthier
2006...... Janet Harvey............Jill Thurston..............Susan Baleja.............Raunora Westcott
STEWART TROPHIES ALL-STAR AWARDS PREVIOUS WINNERS
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Strathcona Senior Men’s Championship
Granite Curling Club
(L-R) Jim Strath - MCA
Liaison Strathcona Senior
Men’s, Doug Harrison,
Howard Restall, Doug
Holmes, Bill Hodgson
Finalists:
– Brian Fowler, Rick Smith,
Greg Rabe, Dave Burman
T
he Manitoba Senior Men’s Championship for men 50 years and over is run under the
name Strathcona Senior Men’s Championship. In April 1985, the Strathcona Curling
Club, through its trustees Jack Callum, Lyle Henry, and Bruce Hudson, presented trust
funds to the MCA to sponsor the Provincial Senior Men’s Curling Championships in perpetuity.
The Strathcona Trophy is presented for annual competition commencing with the 1985-86
season recognizing the contribution to curling by the Strathcona at the executive and competitive
levels nationally, provincially and locally.
In addition to the trophy, the winner and runner-up receive individual plaques. The winners
also receive Buffalo crests, provincial jackets, pants and shirts. A banner is also presented to the
winning team to hang in their club as a reminder of their success.
The winner of the Strathcona Senior Men’s Provincial Championship will represent Manitoba
at the Canadian Senior Men’s Championship.
Last years provincial championship was played at the Melita Curling Club, where the Howard
Restall team from the Granite defeated the Brian Fowler team from Brandon Curling Club in an
extra end to claim the Senior championship. They went on to the Canadian Championship held
in Summerside, Prince Edward Island, where they finished with a record of 6 and 5 and out of
the playoffs. The final was won by the Al Hackner team from Northern Ontario.
A World Senior Men’s and Women’s Championship was run concurrently with the World
Men’s in Denmark from March 19-26, 2006.
The 2006-2007 Strathcona Senior Men’s Championship will be played at the Fort Rouge
Curling Club from February 22-26, 2007. The Canadian Senior Men’s Championship will be held
in Trois Rivieres, Quebec, March 18-25, 2007.
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Pace Setter Senior Women's Championship
Souris Curling Club
(L-R) Ray Gudmundson
– Pace Setter, Joyce
McDougall, Helen Fenwick,
Pam Horn, Karen Dunbar,
Lynne Locke
Finalists:
Brandon Curling Club –
Lois Fowler, Lori Manning,
Evelyn Clegg, Jean Ungarian,
Bill Biehl – Coach
P
ace Setter Sportswear Inc. was the title sponsor of the Provincial Senior Women’s
Curling Championship for women 50 years and over. Pace Setter has been outfitting
athletes at every level from novice to pro since 1978.
The 2005-2006 season marked the 18th and final year that Pace Setter was the title sponsor
of the Provincial Senior Women’s Curling Championship.
In addition to the Championship trophy the winner and runner-up receive individual plaques.
The winners also receive the Manitoba Buffalo crests, provincial jackets, pants and shirts. The
winner’s club also receives a banner to hang in their club to honour their champions
The winner of the Mondetta Senior Women’s Provincial Championship will represent Manitoba
at the Canadian Senior Women’s Championship.
Last years provincial championship was played at the Victoria Curling Club where the Joyce
McDougall team from the Souris Curling Club defeated the Lois Fowler team from the Brandon
Curling Club to capture the Senior Women’s title. They went on to the Canadian Championship
held in Summerside, Prince Edward Island where they finished with a record of 6 and 5 and out
of the playoffs. The final was won by the Anne Dunn team from Ontario.
There was a World Senior Men’s and Women’s Championship run from March 19-26, 2006.
The 2006-2007 Mondetta Senior Women’s Championship will be played at the Altona
Curling Club, Altona, Manitoba from February 22-26, 2007. The Canadian Senior Women’s
Championship will be held in Trois Rivieres, Quebec from March 18-25, 2007.
Mondetta Senior Women's Championship
Mondetta is pleased to be the new title sponsor for the
Provincial Senior Women's Championship.
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Target Junior Men’s Championship
West Kildonan
Curling Club
(L-R) Travis Bale, Curtis Bale,
Nigel Milnes, Alex Mitchell,
Doug Bale – Coach
Finalists:
Petersfield Curling Club
Kyle Flett, Jason Bedard,
Tyler Croy, Justin Janish,
Terry McRae – Coach
S
yngenta Crop Protection Canada Inc. is the title sponsor of this event and the
championship is known as the Target Junior Men’s Championship.
Target provided the winners of Provincial Championship with jackets. The winners
and finalists received individual plaques. The MCA supplied the winners with the Manitoba
Buffalo crests, provincial jackets, pants and shirts. The winning team also received a banner to
be hung in their home club.
The winner of the Target Junior Men’s Championship represents the province at the M&M
Meat Shops Canadian Junior Men’s Championship.
In 2005-2006, the Championship was hosted by the Wildewood Curling Club. The Travis
Bale team from the West Kildonan Curling Club defeated the Kyle Flett team from the
Petersfield Curling Club, to win the Junior Men’s title. At the M&M Meat Shops Canadian Junior
Championships the Bale team finished with a record of 6 and 6. Alberta was the eventual winner
and represented Canada at the Junior World Curling Championships.
The 2006-2007 Target Juniors will be hosted by the Rivers Curling Club from January 4-8,
2007. The M&M Meat Shops Junior Men’s and Women’s Canadian Championship will be held in
St. Catherines, Ontario from February 3-11, 2007. The World Junior Championship will be held in
Eveleth, Minnesota, U.S.A.
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Target Junior Women's Championship
La Salle Curling Club
(L-R) Calvin Edie – Coach,
Lindsay Edie, Laryssa
Grenkow, Sabrina Neufeld,
Calleen Neufeld,
Kevin Hamblin – Syngenta
Representative
Finalists:
Pembina Curling Club
Kaitlyn Lawes, Jenna Loder,
Theresa Cannon, Sarah
Wazney, Sara Jones,
Alex Mowat – Coach
S
yngenta Crop Protection Canada Inc. is the title sponsor of this event and the championship is known as the Target Junior Women’s Championship
Target provided the winners of the Provincial Championship with jackets. The
winners and finalists also received individual plaques. The MCA supplied the winners with the
Manitoba Buffalo crests, provincial jackets, pants and shirts. The winning team also receives a
banner to be hung in their home club
The winner of the Target Junior Women’s Championship represents the province at the M&M
Meat Shops Canadian Junior Championship.
In 2005-2006, the championship was hosted by the St. Vital Curling Club. The Junior
Women’s champion was the Calleen Neufeld team from the La Salle Curling Club who defeated
Kaitlyn Lawes of the Pembina Curling Club in the final. At the M&M Meat Shops Junior Championships the Neufeld team finished the round robin in second place with a record of 8 and 3.
Manitoba defeated Nova Scotia in the semi-final and then was defeated in the final by Saskatchewan.
The 2006-2007 Target Provincial Juniors will be hosted by the Virden Curling Club from January 4-8, 2007. The M&M Meat Shops Junior Men’s and Women’s Canadian Championship will
be held in St. Catherines, Ontario, from February 3-11, 2007. The World Junior Curling Championship will be held in Eveleth, Minnesota, U.S.A.
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ASHAM 8-ENDER
Manitoba Youth Provincial Curling Championship
T
he Manitoba Youth Provincial Curling Championship is sponsored by Asham Curling
Supplies and 8-Ender Brushes and is known as the Asham/8-Ender Brushes Manitoba
Provincial Youth Curling Championships. The championship offers three competitions,
namely a 13 and under open format, 16 and under girls and 16 and under boys. Teams represent
their respective Sport Regions. This past year was the seventh year of this competition.
The winners each receive a plaque and embroidered jacket; as well their club receives a
banner to hang in their club.
The 2007 Asham/8-Ender Provincial Youth Curling Championships will be played at various
City of Winnipeg curling clubs during the Spring Break from March 29 - April 2, 2007.
13 and Under Open
Winnipeg
(L-R) Don Baldwin - Asham Curling Supplies,
Connor Njegovan, Evan Dube,
Ryan Bruce, Brendan Wilson,
Rob Wilson - Coach
Finalists: Winnipeg
Kelly Fordyce, Mike Ings,
Andrew Peck, Brody Moore,
Bruce Birchard - Coach
PREVIOUS WINNERS
2000 - Corey Gibb, Eastman Region
2001 - Justin Groening, Central Region
2002 - Kaitlyn Lawes, Winnipeg Region
2003 - Matthew Joyal, Eastman Region
2004 - Joey Witherspoon, Westman Region
2005 - Connor Njegovan, Winnipeg
2006 - Connor Njegovan, Winnipeg
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16 and Under Girls
Winnipeg
(L-R) Don Baldwin - Asham Curling Supplies,
Breanne Meakin, Kristyn Van
Walleghem, Meghan Knutson,
Aynsley O’Donovan, Rob Meakin - Coach
Finalists: Winnipeg
Shauna Malo, Mallory Miller, Brandi Oliver, Lindsay Baldock,
Blaine Malo – Coach
PREVIOUS WINNERS
2000 - Alison Nimik, Winnipeg Region
2001 - Rhonda Varnes, Winnipeg Region
2002 - Mary Jane McKenzie, Winnipeg Region
2003 - Kaitlyn Lawes, Winnipeg Region
2004 - Teresa Cannon, Winnipeg Region
2005 - Kaitlyn Lawes, Winnipeg
2006 - Breanne Meakin, Winnipeg
16 and Under Boys
Winnipeg
(L-R) – Don Baldwin - Asham
Curling Supplies, Brian
Thomson, Michael Johnson,
Kent Moffitt, John Grogan,
Dave Johnson - Coach
Finalists: Central
Alex Forrest, Curtis Bale, Mitch
Halstead, Cal Rutter,
Elaine Owen – Coach
PREVIOUS WINNERS
2000 - Matt Wozniak, Winnipeg Region
2001 - David Kraichy, Winnipeg Region
2002 - Adam Norget, Winnipeg Region
2003 - Kyle Flett, Interlake Region
2004 - Ryan Thomson, Central Region
2005 - Jim Coleman, Winnipeg
2006 - Brian Thomson, Winnipeg
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MHSAA – Boys High School Championship
Glenella High School,
Glenella
(L-R) Kevin Mozdzen,
Blair Zdan, Ryan Senkowski,
Terry Zalluski,
David Senkowski - Coach
MHSAA – Girls High School Championship
Virden High School, Virden
(L-R) Laci Peters, Jenn Treloar,
Candace Kuculym, Cara Wedderburn, Lindsay Carlisle, Les Wedderburn - Coach
T
he Manitoba High Schools Boys and Girls Championship is run under the direction of the
Manitoba High Schools Athletic Association (MHSAA). It is a competition open to high
schools within Manitoba. There are two categories, one for boys teams and one for girls
teams from the various zones.
The winning school receives a championship banner and the team members receive Association medals and championship t-shirts.
The 2005/2006 championship was played in Virden, Manitoba.
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Meyers Norris Penny Mixed Championship
(L-R) Kent Thorkelsson
- Meyers Norris Penny
LLP, Terry McNamee, Lana
Hunter, Geordie Hargreaves,
Tanya Robins, Lee Robins
– Coach, Bill Hargreaves
- Meyers Norris Penny LLP
Finalists:
Valour Road Curling Club;
Matt Wozniak, Kristin Loder,
Derek Samagalski, Lindsay
Titheridge
M
eyers Norris Penny is the title sponsor of the Provincial Mixed Curling Championship.
Meyers Norris Penny is Western Canada’s leading chartered accountancy and business
advisory firm. With their head office in Brandon they also have offices in Dauphin,
Deloraine, Killarney, Neepawa, Portage, Virden and Winnipeg.
The Championship is held in the spring to declare Manitoba’s representative at the following
year’s Canadian Mixed Championship.
In addition to the Championship trophy the winner and runner-up receive individual plaques.
The winners also receive the Manitoba Buffalo crests, provincial jackets, pants and shirts. The
winner’s club also receives a banner to hang in their club to honour their champions
At the 2006 Canadian Championship held in Whitehorse, Yukon, the Manitoba team skipped
by David Hamblin from the Morris Curling Club finished with a record of 9 and 2 in the Round
Robin, which earned them a bye to the final. They lost the final to John Epping of Ontario by a
score of 11-6.
The 2007 Meyers Norris Penny Provincial Mixed Championship was held at the Portage
Curling Club. The Wheat City Curling Club’s Terry McNamee team finished the championship
with a final game victory over the Matt Wozniak team from Valour Road Curling Club. The team
will represent Manitoba at the Canadian Mixed Championship in Kitchener, Ontario, November
10-18, 2006.
The 2008 Provincial Meyers Norris Penny Mixed Championship will be played at the Deer
Lodge Curling Club from March 29-April 2, 2007.
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Manitoba's Credit Unions Men's Masters Championship
(L-R) Shawna Wilkins Westoba Credit Union, Ralph
Wilson, Ken Davis, Mike
Bicklmeier, Gordon Walker
Finalists:
Souris Curling Club
Doug Armour, Frank Gudz,
Don Barr, Ken Sabad
T
he Manitoba Masters Provincial Championship is sponsored by Manitoba’s Credit
Unions. The Masters Championship for men 60 years and over was established back in
1982. It originally was called the A.A. Alex Williamson Memorial Shield in honour of a
good friend of curling and the long time Secretary Treasurer of the Association.
In 1997-98, Manitoba’s Credit Unions became sponsors for the championship and it was
named the Manitoba’s Credit Unions Masters Provincial Championship.
In addition to the trophy the winner and runner-up receive individual plaques. The winners
also receive the Manitoba Buffalo crests, provincial jackets, pants and shirts. The winner’s club
also receives a banner to hang in their club to honour their champions
The winner of the Manitoba’s Credit Union Masters Provincial Championship represents
Manitoba at the Canadian Open Masters Championship to declare the Canadian champion.
Last years championship was played at the Killarney Curling Club, where the Ralph Wilson
team from the Dauphin Curling Club defeated the Doug Armour team from the Souris Curling
Club to claim the Masters championship. They went on to the Canadian Open Championship
held in Bridgewater, Nova Scotia where they finished the round robin with a record of 4 wins and
5 losses to come short of the playoffs.
The 2006-2007 Manitoba’s Credit Unions Masters Championship will be played in Brandon,
Manitoba from March 8-13, 2007. The Canadian Open Masters Championship will be held in
Ontario, April 1-6, 2007.
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Manitoba's Credit Unions
Masters Women's Championship
(L-R) Sylvia Erickson, Joyce
Magnusson, Donna Gobeil,
Dorothy Assailly
Finalists:
Mary Adams, Cheryl Orr,
Lynne Howden, Gwen Manns,
Adele McLaughlin
T
he 1999-2000 season was the first year of this competition and was without a sponsor.
In 2001 Manitoba’s Credit Unions sponsored the Manitoba Diamond Ladies Provincial
Championship for women 60 years and over. The name had been formally changed to
Manitoba’s Credit Unions Masters Women’s Championship for the 2005-2006 season.
In addition to the trophy, the winner and finalist receive individual plaques. The winner also
receives the Manitoba Buffalo crests, provincial jackets, pants and shirts. The winner’s club also
receives a banner to hang in their club to honour their champions
The winner of Manitoba's Credit Unions Masters Women’s Provincial Championship represents Manitoba at the Canadian Open Masters Championship to declare the Canadian champion.
The 2006 Championship was played at the Minnedosa Curling Club, Minnedosa, Manitoba
where the Sylvia Erickson team from the St. Vital Curling Club defeated the Mary Adams team
from the Wheat City Curling Club to claim the Masters Women’s Championship. They went on to
the Canadian Open Championship held in Bridgewater, Nova Scotia where they finished with a
record of 3 wins and 5 losses and out of the playoffs.
The 2006-2007 Masters Women’s Championship will be played in Brandon, Manitoba
from March 8-13, 2007. The Canadian Open Masters Championship will be held in Ontario on
April 1-6, 2007.
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2006 Manitoba Fire Fighters Champions
(L-R) Ward Hobson, Ken MacLeod, S.R. (Bob)
Poole, Ken Dusablon, Glenn Hobson (Sitting)
Team Manitoba went to Ottawa to compete in
the 2006 Canadian Fire Fighters Curling Championships and defeated Alberta 6 - 2 in the
final to claim the 2006 Canadian Fire Fighters
Curling Championship.
2006 Manitoba Police Champions
(L-R) Bill Stewart, Tammy Lopushniuk,
Heather Mowat, Kevin Wilson, Don Nelson
2006 Manitoba Wheelchair Curling Team
(L-R) Effie Loubardias, Richard Dudek,
Diane Hrychuk, Dennis Thiessen, Allen Lasko, Chris Sobkowicz, Bill Biehl - Coach
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oin
us
J
for
MCA
119th Annual
Men’s Bonspiel
the
The
W o r l d ’ s
L a r g e s t
B o n s p i e l
January 18 – 24, 2007
448 teams – 8 game guarantee
Entries close: January 4, 2007
•
•
•
•
Entry fee - $280.00 per team.
Cash, Visa, MasterCard OR cheque payable to the Manitoba Curling Association
Cheques may not be post-dated
Electronic entry via the MCA website (curlmanitoba.org)
Entry forms are also available in affiliated Curling Clubs or through the office of the Manitoba Curling Association – 200 Main Street, Winnipeg, MB R3C 4M2
Six Berths into the 2007 Safeway Select will be awarded to eligible teams through
the Bonspiel’s Main Events. Playoffs for Safeway Select Berths will be scheduled
as required through Thursday, January 25.
To be eligible, all players, including 5th player must have a current competitor card and
meet MCA regulations in regard to residence and club membership. *ENTRY LIMIT (448) and Deadline (January 4th) are firm. No exceptions!!!
*All games in Winnipeg clubs and at the stonewall curling club
*No Saturday smorgasbord – Each player will receive an “MCA Bucks” voucher for use at the club of their choice.
The MCA extends its sincere appreciation to the sponsors of the
119th Annual MCA Men’s Bonspiel:
Labatt Breweries of Canada
Safeway Food & Drug
Winnipeg Free Press
Bituminex Paving
Manitoba Hydro
Chas. Fidler & Son
Investors Group
C o n g r at u l at i o n s
Labatt Aggregate
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to the
LaFarge
Great-West Life
Asham 8-Ender
thewebshop.ca
Monsanto Canada
MB Pork Council
2006 Bonspiel Champions
Safeway Lucerne Trophy
Winnipeg Free Press Trophy
2006-2007
bonspiel
Champions
Good Luck to all Curlers in the 2006/2007 Curling Season
MCA Men's Bonspiel
Labatt Aggregate Award
(L-R) Doug Riach, Russ
Hays, Dennis Wiebe, Tim
Friesen, Doug Lavallee Labatt Breweries of Canada
A
ggregate winners are presented with four individual
plaques by Labatt Breweries of Canada.
RULES
1. This competition shall be open to all teams entered in the
Manitoba Curling Association Bonspiel.
2. The club winning the trophy shall have the custody of it for
one year upon giving ample security for its return: the prizes,
however, shall become the property of the members of the
respective winning team.
3. The team having the greatest number of wins in the Free Press
and Safeway Lucerne events shall be declared the winner of
the competition.
4. No wins will count in extra series of any of the above competitions.
5. In the event of two or more being tied with a like number of
wins, a playoff to determine the ultimate prize winner will be
held.
6. Should the Labatt Aggregate award result in a tie and a winner
is not declared, each of the tying teams and each of its members shall be declared ineligible in the next MCA Bonspiel.
PREVIOUS WINNERS
1986 - Kerry Burtnyk, Assiniboine
Memorial
1987 - Vic Peters, Granite
1988 - Mike Riley, Pembina
1989 - Don Spriggs, Portage
1990 - John Bubbs, Wildewood
1991 - Dale Duguid, Valour Road
1992 - Doug Riach, Fort Garry
1994 - Dale Duguid, Granite
1995 - No winner
1996 - Dave Smith, St. Vital
Memorial
Memorial
1999 - Chad McMullan, Valour Road
2000 - Bill North, Carman
Memorial
2002 - Ron Gauthier, Deer Lodge
2003 - Dave Smith, Valour Road
2004 - David Hamblin, Morris
2005 - Randy Dutiaume, Valour Road
2006 - Doug Riach, St. Vital Curling
Club
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Winnipeg Free Press Trophy
Morden Curling Club
(L –R) Ian Beavis,
Steve Friesen, Ken Friesen,
Mike Orchard; Julian Rachey
– Winnipeg Free Press
Finalist: Selkirk - Wayne Ewasko, Randall Thomas, Kerry Kingsland, Craig Lobban, Greg Ewasko
Semi-finalist: St. Vital - Doug Riach, Russ Hays, Dennis Wiebe, Tim Friesen, Gary Kremski
Semi-finalist: Pembina - Ryan Bay, Justin Richter, Dan Cox, Ronan Gueret
T
he Winnipeg Free
Press Company
Limited, publishers of
the Winnipeg Free Press, donates a
silver trophy for annual competition.
The same firm also donates
individual prizes to the first,
second and semi-final teams.
Four individual plaques are
pre-sented to the winners by the
MCA.
RULES
1.This competition shall be open
to all teams entered in the
bonspiel.
2.The club winning the trophy
shall have the custody of it for
one year upon giving ample
security for its return; the
prizes, however, shall become
the property of the members of
the respective winning team.
3.This trophy is for permanent
annual competition at the
bonspiel.
PREVIOUS WINNERS
1928 - J.E. Gallant, Thistle
1929 - Howard Wood, Granite
1930 - S.M. MacDonald,Portage la Prairie
1931 - Grant Watson, University of Man.
1932 - W.H. Hain, Fort Garry
1933 - Bob Brown, Dauphin
1934 - Roy Pritchard, Killarney
1935 - W.H. Hain, Fort Garry
1936 - Dr. N.G. Trimble, The Pas
1937 - D. McConaghy, Neepawa
1938 - J.D. Harrower, Wawanesa,
1939 - C. McEwen, Fort William, Ont.
1940 - J.H. Couzens, Darlingford
1941 - E. Portigal, Thistle
1942 - Ab. Gowanlock, Ft. Brandon
1943 - H. Chambers, Pierson
1944 - W. E. McLeod, Grain Exchange
1945 - R. Anderson, Decker
1946 - W. E. McLeod, Grain Exchange
1947 - H.K. Coleman, Darlingford
1948 - J.S. Doerr, Antler, Sask.
1949 - A.Rybachuk, Teulon,
1950 - Ed. Longmore, Flin Flon,
1951 - Don Sauter, Fairlight, Sask.
1952 - W. Walsh, Fort Rouge
1953 - K. Bowyer, Strathcona
1954 - J. Timms, Valour Road
1955 - M. Scales, Strathcona
1956 - S. Vance, Charleswood
1957 - J. Patton, Deer Lodge
1958 - S. Good, Stonewall
1959 - N. Maxwell, Crystal City
1960 - Bob Picken, Valour Road
1961 - S. Cutforth, Gilbert Plains
1962 - K. Forbes, Hartney
1963 - Ken Bishop, Grain Exchange
1964 - Howie Smith, Civic Cal.
1965 - Dr. R.L. Howden, Heather
1966 - Michael Riley, Heather
1967 - K. Kirkpatrick, Pembina
1968 - Les Evans, Rossmere
1969 - Clare DeBlonde, Heather
1970 - Ken Hawkins, Pembina
1971 - Gordon Masters, Wildewood
1972 - Bruce M. Hudson, Strathcona
1973 - Bob Trager, Fort Garry
1974 - Don McNabb Jr.,Deer Lodge
1975 - Cliff Holliston, Manitou
1976 - Errol Klinck, Assiniboine Mem.
1977 - Brian Holmes, Charleswood
1978 - Ken England, Rossmere
1979 - Al Braemer, Assinboine Mem.
Main Event
1980 - Bill Paterson, Portage
1981 - Ron Westcott, Granite
1982 - Orest Meleschuk, Lac Du Bonnet
1983 - Bob Jenion, Deer Lodge
1984 - Ernie Rehberg, Grain Exchange
1985 - Kerry Burtnyk, Assiniboine Mem.
1987 - Mike Enns, St. Vital
1988 - Mike Riley, Pembina
1989 - Don Spriggs, Portage
1990 - Mike Foster, Fort Rouge
1991 - Dale Duguid, Valour Road
1992 - John Bubbs, Wildewood
1993 - Clare DeBlonde Heather
1995 - Mark Lukowich, Rossmere
1996 - Jeff Stoughton, Charleswood
1999 - Mark Olson, Granite
2000 - Barry Fry, Granite
2002 - David Bohn, Valour Road
2003 - Chris Galbraith, Stonewall
2004 - David Hamblin, Morris
2005 - Randy Dutiaume, Valour Road
2006 - Ian Beavis – Morden Curling Club
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Safeway Lucerne Trophy
(L-R) – Reid Carruthers,
Jason Gunnlaugson, Derek
Samagalski, Tyler Forrest,
Natalina Porpiglia - Canada
Safeway Public Affairs
Coordinator
Finalist: St. Vital – Doug Riach, Russ Hays, Dennis Wiebe, Tim Friesen, Gary Kremski
Semi-finalist: Wheat City - Mark Taylor, William Lyburn, Allan Lyburn, Gary Poole
Semi-finalist: Warren – Bryan Preston, Steve Procyshyn, Brent Benson, Nick Ogryzlo
C
anada Safeway Ltd., Winnipeg, donates a trophy for
annual competition at the bonspiel of the Manitoba
Curling Association.
Canada Safeway also donates individual prizes to the first,
second, and semi-final teams.
Four individual plaques are presented to the winners by
the MCA.
RULES
1. This competition shall be open to all teams entered in the
Manitoba Curling Association bonspiel.
2. The club winning the trophy shall have the custody of it
for one year upon giving ample security for its return; the
prizes, however, shall become the property of the members
of the respective winning team.
3. This trophy is for permanent annual competition at the
Manitoba Curling Associaton bonspiel commencing 1996.
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PREVIOUS WINNERS
1997 - Dave Smith, St. Vital
1999 - Chad McMullan, Valour Road
2000 - Bill North, Carman
2001 - Jeff Stoughton, Charleswood
2002 - Ron Gauthier, Deer Lodge
2003 - Dave Smith, Valour Road
2004 - Mark Lukowich, Valour Road
2005 - Adam Norget, Heather
2006 - Reid Carruthers – Valour Road

2006-2007 - Curl Manitoba

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