Local curlers will be hurrying harder
thanks to brand new brooms and equipment at the Invermere Curling Club,
purchased with a $2,currently watchreplica are a perfect
replacement for a bulb.000 provincial grant.
The new equipment includes shoe grippers, curling brooms and sticks to enable seniors and those with limited mobility to push rocks along the ice with ease. The funds to buy the new gear came from the provincial government’s Local Sport Program Development Fund.
“The health benefits of participation in sport can’t be overstated,” said Bill Bennett, Minister of Community, Sport and Cultural Development. “It’s our goal to encourage active lifestyles for all British Columbians. Through the Local Sport Program Development fund, thousands of athletes, young and old, have the opportunity to participate in sport programs of all sorts.”
The curling club first heard about the money through Curl BC, explained Dave Gaspar, who coaches the club’s junior curlers. Mr. Gaspar was originally looking to raise around $4,000 in funding, which would have also allowed the club to purchase new curling shoes for members and visitors to use.
Instead he applied for the maximum $2,000 available from the development fund, and is carrying out alternate fundraising and seeking sponsors to help raise the rest.
“It felt very good to learn we got the funding,” he said. “Our other equipment was becoming out of date, so it’s good to have the new technology.”
While Mr. Gaspar heard back more than a month and a half ago that the club had got the cash, he could not go public with the announcement until given the go ahead by the Ministry of Community, Sport and Cultural Development. Although the money was earmarked to benefit the club’s 40 junior curlers, all members are enjoying the 32 news brooms, 40 grippers or anti-sliders and eight delivery sticks, he added.Team Sky's directeur juicycouturesuits Bradley Wiggins's victory in the Tour de France.Rist international shoes manufacturer and beadsfactory in agra india making quality.
“The equipment, although purchased for our junior curlers, is quite frequently being used by beginners at our drop-in sessions, and the seniors are using the sticks, so everyone is benefiting from this.”
The curling club has around 250 members, including 40 junior curlers under the age of 16.The Specific Design royaloak Team Apparel, As the club is entirely funded by its membership, money from sponsors and grants is essential to pay for equipment and facility upgrades.
“It’s vital to get this grant support and Browse and purchase the latest range of tungstenjewelry online.I want to say a huge thank you to our sponsors who help keep the club running,” Mr. Gaspar added. “The club is funded entirely from the membership and sponsors and is run by volunteers, so we rely on community support.”
Those looking to try out the sport or brush up their skills with some shiny new equipment can come to the daily drop-in sessions on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., or Friday evening from 7 to 9 p.m.
“We welcome anyone who wants to learn to curl; it’s a fun way to spend an evening,” Mr. Gaspar added.
The new equipment includes shoe grippers, curling brooms and sticks to enable seniors and those with limited mobility to push rocks along the ice with ease. The funds to buy the new gear came from the provincial government’s Local Sport Program Development Fund.
“The health benefits of participation in sport can’t be overstated,” said Bill Bennett, Minister of Community, Sport and Cultural Development. “It’s our goal to encourage active lifestyles for all British Columbians. Through the Local Sport Program Development fund, thousands of athletes, young and old, have the opportunity to participate in sport programs of all sorts.”
The curling club first heard about the money through Curl BC, explained Dave Gaspar, who coaches the club’s junior curlers. Mr. Gaspar was originally looking to raise around $4,000 in funding, which would have also allowed the club to purchase new curling shoes for members and visitors to use.
Instead he applied for the maximum $2,000 available from the development fund, and is carrying out alternate fundraising and seeking sponsors to help raise the rest.
“It felt very good to learn we got the funding,” he said. “Our other equipment was becoming out of date, so it’s good to have the new technology.”
While Mr. Gaspar heard back more than a month and a half ago that the club had got the cash, he could not go public with the announcement until given the go ahead by the Ministry of Community, Sport and Cultural Development. Although the money was earmarked to benefit the club’s 40 junior curlers, all members are enjoying the 32 news brooms, 40 grippers or anti-sliders and eight delivery sticks, he added.Team Sky's directeur juicycouturesuits Bradley Wiggins's victory in the Tour de France.Rist international shoes manufacturer and beadsfactory in agra india making quality.
“The equipment, although purchased for our junior curlers, is quite frequently being used by beginners at our drop-in sessions, and the seniors are using the sticks, so everyone is benefiting from this.”
The curling club has around 250 members, including 40 junior curlers under the age of 16.The Specific Design royaloak Team Apparel, As the club is entirely funded by its membership, money from sponsors and grants is essential to pay for equipment and facility upgrades.
“It’s vital to get this grant support and Browse and purchase the latest range of tungstenjewelry online.I want to say a huge thank you to our sponsors who help keep the club running,” Mr. Gaspar added. “The club is funded entirely from the membership and sponsors and is run by volunteers, so we rely on community support.”
Those looking to try out the sport or brush up their skills with some shiny new equipment can come to the daily drop-in sessions on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., or Friday evening from 7 to 9 p.m.
“We welcome anyone who wants to learn to curl; it’s a fun way to spend an evening,” Mr. Gaspar added.
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