Bob Dickinson, President

Dave Moon, Past President Thank you, Dave!

Ladies Pointe Claire Curling Club

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Don't miss any of the activities. Check here often to see what's up at the Club!

 

WHAT'S HAPPENING
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June 9: golf tournament at St-Polycarpe 65$

See Stu Levell

 

Don't forget: all summer long,

PCCC curlers are most welcome to

enjoy the facilities of our 'sister club',

The Pointe-Claire Yacht Club!

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Have a super summer!
Gone fishin'!
gone fishin'
Last update: May 18
 

The Ladies Club closes down its season in great fashion

Photos of the Skins Games

"Cool" presentation of 25 photos from the Awards Night

Find all of this year's event photos in one place

Broom & Mashie

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INTERCLUB: HOW WE DID THIS YEAR!

 

Photo of Lanthier Consolation winners

Who went to the Interclub Closing match at TMR?

 

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Curling Etiquette

Be ready to start your game at the designated time. Shake hands before and after each game. Keep the game moving by being "in the hack" when it is your turn to throw. Winners buy the first round after the game. Have fun.

"Famous" Curling Quote of The Week

"Patience is the leading characteristic of great *curlers." - St Jean-Baptiste-de-La-Salle

 

(* minds)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Bulletin Board:

 

 

 

Dear Members of the PCCC,

Upstairs, next to the kitchen, there is a wooden cabinet under lock and key. In it resides the collective memory of the Pointe-Claire Curling Club; that is: precious, irreplaceable archives of our club's history.
It has been discovered that someone may have borrowed an item of immense historical value, without notifying the President, the Secretary, or our Club Historian, Hu Whitehead.

What is missing is an album, a three-ring binder, containing all of the past Roster booklets; the earliest ones were actually handwritten. The album holds plastic pages with 4 pockets on each page. In each pocket goes the annual Roster booklet. Every year, the Club Historian makes sure the latest edition is added to the album. Thus, there has been a continuous accumulation of documents that go back for decades.

One of the many uses for the old Rosters is when it is time to see who has been a member for 25 years. Those booklets are a sure source of membership attestation. In fact, they may be the only source of accurate information in this regard. Therefore, we ask everyone to make an effort to recall if you know the whereabouts of this binder. The last time it was in public view was at this year's Annual Levee, on New Year's Day. Hu remembers putting it back in the cabinet after that day's ceremonies.

Our Historian will sleep easy if it ever gets found.

Thanks for your help!

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In the news

 

Smart students

The PCCC has recently donated its old Provincial flags to a local high school. When William Terry, teacher at St. Thomas High School, presented them to his students, they were able to identify all of them, and without hesitation. They were even able to inform him that the image on the Nunavut flag symbolizes an inuksuk (not to be confused with an inunnguaq).

Our old flags are now enjoyed by all who frequent the St. Thomas High School cafeteria.

 
 
PCCC's Team Spring wins the Doug Washer