Our 8th featured sponsors of the week for the 2022_23 season for Jan. 16-22 are the Guysborough Journal, MODG, and Guysborough Pharma Choice. Please acknowledge & thank the sponsors when you might happen to visit their business. 

The Chedabucto Curling Club Community Activity Society (CAS) appreciates all who provide sponsorship to its society by allowing it to display and promote their businesses’ promotional signs to all of its members via email, within the rink, via Twitter, Facebook and CAS’s website: (https://www.chedabuctocc.ca/sponsors)

To continue to promote and support your business, CAS will now post sponsorship signs throughout the entire year. On behalf of the CCC Executive, members and volunteers, I thank you for your continued support.

With 8 teams entered it came down to the final draw to determine the winner… it was Team Long vs Team Luddington and in the end Team Long won the game by 1 pt and took the trophy with 123pts. In 2nd place with 106pts was Team G. Jamieson and 3rd was Team Luddington with 104pts. Thanks go out to the Sceles family who generously donated $$ towards the bonspiel prizes. Also donating were Alison Billard with a very nice quilted table runner, MODG via Neil DeCoff with 6 prizes, and a ladies golf shirt donated by Evelyne & Gerry Jamieson. Our ‘Closest to the Pin’ winner was Evelyne Jamiseon with a measurement of 3.75″. A big thank you also to our Kitchen crew led by Holly Pyle who provided a very nice lunch and Mary K. Connolly who took care of the bar. Next up is the MacLeod Lorway Ladies Valentines FUNspiel on Feb 10/11.

Teams were picked last night by the 8 skips and here is the makeup of the 8 teams for the weekend plus the schedule of games. Good luck to all.

Take note there is Junior curling tomorrow at 3pm.

Just a reminder that if you have some indoor running shoes that you are comfortable with you can convert them into a curling shoe. The Curling Store in Dartmouth can do this for a  fee that is less expensive than a new curling shoe and a couple of days work. I’ll attach the price list. Note that the surface of the shoe needs to be flat and smooth. Best bet would be to take a photo of the shoe and send that pic to them or just bring them in for them to let you know.