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Upcoming Events at the Club
| 18 Sep 2019; 12:00AM Farm Market Recruiting |
| 29 Sep 2019; 07:00PM - 09:00PM Executive Meeting |
| 05 Oct 2019; 12:00AM Clattenburg Classic |
| 16 Oct 2019; 06:00PM - 07:00PM Registration |
| 16 Oct 2019; 07:00PM - 08:00PM AGM |
| 17 Oct 2019; 06:00PM - 07:30PM Registration |
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Welcome to the Glooscap Curling Club!
Please Note:
The Glooscap Curling Club telephone will out of operation until 15 Oct 2019. We can be reached via email at info@glooscapcurling.ca
The Club has an average membership of about 200, which includes roughly 50 junior curlers (under 21) and about 90 senior curlers (retired/50+). There are over 100 other school children that come in with teachers and seniors throughout the season. We always welcome new members. Our club has four sheets of ice. A downstairs lounge and a hall / dining area upstairs both have a wall of windows facing the ice. A bar faces the lounge and a large kitchen is adjacent to the dining area. A card room is used most mornings, and male and female lockers are available. Curling brooms, shoes and clothing are put up for sale with profits going to the junior program.
The Club has an average membership of about 200, which includes roughly 50 junior curlers (under 21) and about 90 senior curlers (retired/50+). There are over 100 other school children that come in with teachers and seniors throughout the season. We always welcome new members. Our club has four sheets of ice. A downstairs lounge and a hall / dining area upstairs both have a wall of windows facing the ice. A bar faces the lounge and a large kitchen is adjacent to the dining area. A card room is used most mornings, and male and female lockers are available. Curling brooms, shoes and clothing are put up for sale with profits going to the junior program.
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Vice President
Vice President Needed
The vice president position is a three year commitment; the fIrst year as Vice President then President and finally pass President. The VP position entails working with the executive committee in defining short and long-term goals and understudies the President learning the business of the Club. The VP is also engaged in helping market the Club to outside agencies .
Interested individuals, or if you know someone who would be a good candidate, should contact the executive or call Dave Gardam at 902-488-0465 or by email at dave.gardam@gmail.com
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