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[ -- = > belly Penetanguishene Curling Club News by Bill Howard The following is a short report on the "Go For Gold" Promotional Seminar held at Toronto, June 5, 6 and 7, 1987. David Gravelle and Bill Howard attended the event for the Penetanguishene Curling Culb along with 72 other curling club members from coast to coast. "Go For Gold" was sponsored by the Canadian Curling Associa- tion, the Canadian Ladies Curling Association, and various other organizations and businesses. The main theme was to highlight the upcoming Olympics at Calgary in February of 1988. The eyes of the world will be on Canada and what a great oppor- tunity to promote the game of curl- ing at the world level, the national level, and at the club level. Your delegates to this seminar came away with a wealth of infor- mation-to pass on to you. Please feel free to contact David or | for input. Here is a brief outline of some of the weekend's action. The keynote address was made by Jack Donahue, Canada's Na- tional Basketball coach. While humorous, the speach passed along an important message: '"'If you don't know where you're giong, you'will end up someplace else." The Penetanguishene Curling Club is going to be the "Place To Be"' this winter. Our Bonspiel Chairman Peter Garraway and our Social Coordinator Bob Laurin have been busy setting up a schedule of events that will keep you coming to the club throughout the season. So get your datebook handy and start filling it in with these important dates. See you at the Club! October 5 - 9 Open House: Russ Howard will be holding his clinics, Monday, Wednesday and Friday nights. Free curling. Come out and try. October 8 Big Bash: We're starting the season with a bang. Everyone welcome. You don't have to be a member to have fun with us. October 19 Ladies: The Ladies will start their schedule with a few bottles of wine, a few pieces of cheese and mini-games of 4-6 ends. October 30 Hallowe'en Party: Boo!!! Scare you? We'll come to our Ghouls and f Publisher: Andrew Markle Manager: Judy French Editor: David Gravelle Reporter: Ed Pearson The Penetanguishene Curling Club Newspaper is published on the second Tuesday of every month for the club membership and for curling fans in the Pene- ee - Midland area. Curling Calendar The Saturday morning session began with Ray Turnbull speaking. We all know Ray as a commentator for the Sports network. As a matter of fact, Ray was involved in 46 televised games during the 1986-87 season. Ray is also a top level curler who won a world cham- pionship in 1965 when playing for one of the great curlers af all time, Terry Braunstein. The title of the next speech was as interesting as the persons who did the talking. Calgary Olympic Circus Maximus was presented by Patti Vande, the Technical Director of the Manitoba Curling Association and the Manitoba Ladies Curling Association. Patti was also a top level curler winning the 1974 junior women's championship and the Canadian Ladies' in 1978. Her cohort was Canada's represen- tative at the upcoming Calgary Olympics, Linda Moore. Linda is the Development Co-ordinator of the British Columbia Curling Council. Their message: We should be promoting curling at the grassroots level. And, their main point is once you get the new curler into the club make sure they have fun...fun is the name of the game. They also passed along important infor- mation on promotions and surveys and how they can pay off. Doug Mawell, the Publisher of S&S | Goblins night. More info on this on the way. November 14 P.M.C.L. Ladies Open: For more info, contact Joan Bryant. November 27 Dues Payable: Get those cheque books out! - November 28 : Celeden Studios-La Maison Mix- ed Open Bonspiel. December 31 New Year's Eve Party: Come welcome the New Year with us. January 23 Bryant's Mixed Spiel: Always a fun event. January 30 - 31 O.C.A. Junior Boys and Girls On- tario Championships. February 12 Valentine's Party: Smooch, smooch!!! February 13 Legion Spiel: Contact Kitty Perreault. February 14 - 20 National Curling Week: More info to come on this. February 20 Winterama Spiel. March 9 Thompson Trophy Spiel: Ladies from Elmvale, Midland and Penetang compete. March 19 Pea Soup Spiel: Always a class act. March 26 Pea Soup Spiel Week Two: Just as fun as week one. That's all for now, dates for Christmas Party and other special events not confirmed yet. the Canadian Curling News and the Executive Director for the World Curling Championship spoke on Yuppies - Dinks and Oafs. Explanation: Dinks...double income-no kids Oafs...Old Affluent Farts. Doug explained that while curling will only be a demonstration sport at Calgary, it should make it as full 'Going for Gold' promotional seminar in Toronto stress curling as an athletic event and not just a social game. 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