It’s That Time of Year Again… Ducky Race Season!

Our Annual Ducky Race is just over a month away, and we can’t wait!

This year, the race will have an early start due to the tides, but don’t worry—the fun continues right after with our Second Annual Pancake Breakfast!

Come cheer your duck on down the brook for a chance to win big:

1st Place – $500

2nd Place – $300

3rd Place – $100

Tickets are available from any club member—don’t miss out!

Let’s make it another memorable year. See you at the brook!

On May 15th our annual AGM was held at the curling club with 16 in attendance. We would like to welcome our two newest members to the club executive. They are Byron Grady, who is replacing Maurice Landry as president of the club, and Amy Leigh George, who is replacing Lois MacDonald as one of our two members at large. At this time we would like to thank both Maurice and Lois for their time at the club. Maurice was President for 5 yrs after serving as VP for several years. He guided the club through the extensive  renovations of the club plus the tough two years of Covid. He has left us in good shape going forward financially. Lois was on the executive for many many years. She was always there when needed.

Our annual AGM meeting is being held tomorrow, May 15th, at 7pm. Attached is the agenda.

The club’s annual AGM will be held on Thursday May 15th at 7pm at the club. An agenda and minutes from the last meeting will be posted very soon. 

Our annual Memorial Closing Bonspiel (formerly the Junior Sceles Memorial Bonspiel) was held this past weekend, April 4^th and 5^th. The club was able to attract 12 teams this year for the season ending bonspiel that is played in memory of all of our past members no longer with us. Our bonspiel committee was able to find quite a list of sponsors (see poster ad). A huge thank you goes out to all the sponsors (29) who helped out with cash and/or prizes for the event. Our biggest supporter this year was Sceles Realty’s Giselle Sceles whose father was Junior Sceles. Events like this cannot happen with out the support of our sponsors and volunteers. As for volunteers’ thanks go out to the kitchen committee led by Nancy O’Regan who served up some great meals on Sat, our ice prep crew, bar staff and all who donated food for the event. Now as for the bonspiel after the 3-game round robin the top four teams made it to the playoff game draw. Team Long had 212 pts and a 3-0 record for 1^st place, Team Avery had 199 pts and a 3-0 record for 2^nd place, Team Brymer had 162 pts and a 2-1 record for 3^rd place, and Team Dort had 147 pts and a 2-1 record for 4^th place. It should be noted that Team Sullivan and Team Dobson were one pt behind Team Dort so it was close. In the 1 vs 2 playoff game Team Long won the trophy and $600 beating Team Avery 8-4. Team Avery took home $400. In the 3 vs 4 game Team Brymer won $200 and beat Team Dort in a very close game. Team Dort took home $100. It was tied after 8 ends and the winner was determined by a draw to the button. The winner was Team Brymer. So, another successful curling season has come to an end.