HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1987-04-15, Page 9THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15, 1987. PAGE 9.
Annual celebration heralds end of curling season
The Brussels Curling Club held
its annual banquet and dance on
April 11 at the Legion. A roast beef
dinner was served by the Legion
ladies followed by the annual
meeting and the awarding of the
prizes.
The new executive for the
1987-88 season was announced.
They are: Past President, Stewart
Steiss; President, Gordon Mit
chell; First Vice-President, Doug
Sholdice; Second Vice-President,
Orval Bauer; Secretary-Treasurer,
Nancy MacDonald Exel; bonspiel
committee, Mervyn Bauer, Ernie
Lewington; draw committee, John
Exel, Brian Warwick, Joyce Alex
ander, Marg Taylor; bar commit
tee, Peter Exel, Ross Veitch, Brad
Speiran; ice committee, Ron Clark
son, Bob Alexander; prize commit
tee, Ron Clarkson; press reporter,
Velma Locking.
Fran Bremner presented the
Walter Scott Memorial Trophy to
the overall winners of the Tuesday
Afternoon Ladies Curling. They
were Velma Locking, Grace Mc
Nichol, Karen Uhler and Marje
Teeft with 53 points.
Stew Steiss and Gord Mitchell
presented the prizes to the winners
of the mix curling.
November Draw: first 44 points,
Howard Hackwell, Ruth Bauer,
Donna Bauer, Andy Ives; second
42.5 points, Ernie Lewington, Jean
Oldfield, Fred Smith; third 42
points, Orval Bauer, Joyce Alex
ander, Velma Locking, Dean Hack
well; fourth 38.5 points, Ross
Veitch, Madelene Steiss, Bill
Patterson, Jean Veitch.
January Draw: first 43 points,
Stew Steiss, Teuni Smith, Lyle
Martin, Murray Bone; second, 40
points, Ross Veitch, Jean Oldfield,
Peter Exel, Darlene Oldfield; third
39.5 points, Murray Huether,
Yvonne Knight, Doug Sholdice,
Marg Taylor; fourth 38.5 points,
Gord Mitchell, Pauline Patterson,
Ernie Lewington, Doug Kirkby.
February Draw: first 46.5
points, Howard Hackwell, Joyce
Alexander, Dorothy Kelly, Doris
Mitchler; second 44 points, Stew
Steiss, Fran Bremner, Doc Ste
phenson, Jean Veitch; third 39
points, Brad Speiran, Madelen
Steiss, Gord Mitchell, Darlene
Continued on pace 35
In second place in the Mixed curling, February draw, were [from left]
Stew Steiss, Fran Bremner, Jean Veitch and Doc Stephenson.
President Gordon Mitchell made the presentation.
Fran Bremner, left, presented the Walter Scott Memorial Trophy to
the Overall winners of the Ladies’ Curling Club to Velma Locking,
Karen Uhler and Marie Teeft. Grace McNichol was absent.
Winners of the D.A. Rann perpetual trophy were [from left] Howard
Hackwell, Joyce Alexander, Dorothy Kelly and Doris Mitchler. The
same rink won first place in the Mixed curling, February draw.
Curling Club president Gord Mitchell, left, made the presentation to
first-place winners of the November draw, Howard Hackwell, Ruth
Bauer and Donna Bauer. Andy Ives is absent from the photo.
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