St.Albert Curling Club, St. Albert, Alberta. D.R. Sutton – Lead, W.R. Hansen – Second, R.M. Anton – Third, H.J. Gervais – Skip.
Charlottetown Curling Club. Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island. A.E. Ledgerwood – Lead, P.S. MacDonald – Second, E.K. MacEachern – Third, K.R. MacDonald – Skip.
In march of 1988 it was announced that Chris More of Winnipeg had been inducted into the Curling Hall of Fame. Chris More (Pidzarko) is one of the few female curlers in Canada who won the Canadian ...
George Cooke’s passion for curling goes far beyond his longtime participation at the club level. As the CEO of The Dominion of Canada General Insurance Company (now known as Travelers Canada), he was ...
Yvonne Smith was nominated to become a member of the Canadian Curling Hall of Fame in 1996. During her curling career, she represented Ontario at Canadian Championships 10 times. Smith curled in the ...
Barbara was well known to fellow curlers as a tireless worker in her home club, the Charlottetown Curling Club, as well as in curling circles across the Island and Canada. She served as vice president ...
You won’t find David Beesley’s name in any newspaper articles or see him interviewed on television about his role in curling. Ask a general curling fan who he is and they will invariably answer: “I ...
George ‘Bill’ Norgan of Vancouver, British Columbia was a president of the Canadian Dominion Curling Association from 1942 to 1946. He was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1976. George Norgan was ...
Lieutenant-Colonel Daniel A. “Colonel Dan” MacKinnon of Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island was one of the first presidents of a provincial association. His life seemed somehow as unlikely as a ...
Kelley Law – Skip, Julie Skinner – 3rd, Georgina Weatcroft – 2nd, Diane Nelson – Lead.
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Albert Olson of Winnipeg was inducted into the Canadian Curling Hall of Fame in the curler category. Olson played second along with Toro Suzuki who played third for the late Manitoba skip Lloyd ...