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Subject: Curling team
Date: Wed, 09 Sep 2009 14:20:44 -0500
From: Holly Derksen <umtayl56@cc.umanitoba.ca>
To: Bev Godard <godardbd@ms.umanitoba.ca>




Hello all,

    We're putting together a Plant Science Grad Students team to play in the Aggie Row Curling League and we want you on our team!! The league runs out of the Pembina Curling Club at 4:30 pm every Friday. If you have never curled before, or don't even know what it's all about, this league is the perfect opportunity to learn about one of Canada's favourite passtimes.  The league has curlers with a wide range of experience, so don't worry about being the only inexperienced curler out there. We're hoping to get enough people interested so that you won't have to commit to coming every Friday - unless you want.

    Please email myself (Holly), umtayl56@cc.umanitoba.ca[1], or come
talk to me if you're interested.

    Hope to hear from you!

    -Holly

    For more information, see the following item from last week's
Staff Matters:

    The AGGIE ROW CURLING LEAGUE has existed for many years, bringing  
together people from the university Faculty of Agricultural and Food  
Sciences and the Agriculture Canada Cereal Research Station for a time  
of social comraderie and fun. In recent years the faculty teams have  
been organized without regard to department affiliation so meeting new  
people is assured. Teams are made up as evenly as possible, trying to  
distribute the experienced players in the positions of third and skip  
so that the people who are new to curling can have fun and learn as  
they go play. Your skill level is unimportant as nobody is ever as bad  
as they think they are, or as good! We play out of the Pembina Curling  
Club which is located close by at 1341 Pembina Hwy across from the  
Holiday Inn. Games are on Fridays after work at 4:30, and the latest  
teams are off the ice is 7pm so there still plenty of time to do  
something else after. The league is really just for fun (and bragging  
rights on Monday mornings).T
he league finishes with a final banquet or dinner following the last evening of curling. As far as equipment needed to play, all you really need is a curling broom and a clean pair of shoes. Friends and family are welcome to curl, with preference being given to employees who are signed up in time. For those who cannot commit to playing every Friday, you’re welcome to find someone to share a spot with. We are now organizing for the season.



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Bev Godard
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Department of Plant Science
University of Manitoba
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