|
A sweeping social set: Curling means camaraderie
|
Curling may have debuted as an Olympic sport just this year, but
Roanne Barnes has had a passion for it since 1980. Now the
president of the Milwaukee Curling Club, Barnes, 56, says it's the
camaraderie of curling that she craves.
"The nice thing about curling is that you can do it singly or with
your spouse. We had never heard of it, never had seen it and went
out and tried it, and it was kind of intriguing," she said. "It was
the people who actually hooked us into curling, an...
Related newspaper, magazine, and journal articles from HighBeam Research
|
|
Farm will add curling club facility; Owner will sell 13 acres to pay for building
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
; ... own, also has a nature walk, a pond with waterfowl and crops. Copyright 2005, Journal Sentinel Inc. All rights reserved. (Note: This notice does not apply to those news items already copyrighted and received through wire services or other media.)
|
|
|
Curling club may sweep in to Grafton farm
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
; Curling club may sweep in to Grafton farm Town of Grafton -- The Milwaukee Curling Club is considering moving from the Ozaukee Country Club in Mequon to The Family Farm, a 46-acre farmstead and zoo at 328 N. Port Washington Road in the Town of Grafton. Curling club members on Wednesday night
|
|
Saskatchewan Club Takes Home Grand Prize in "Imagine a Better House" Community Curling Club Program Sponsored by Monsanto
CCNMatthews Newswire
; REGINA, SASKATCHEWANMarketwire - Feb. 19, 2008) - Monsanto Canada Inc. (NYSE:MON) - The Val Marie Curling Club from Val Marie, Saskatchewan is the $10,000 grand prize winner of Monsanto Canada's "Imagine a Better House" Community Curling Club program. The 52-member curling club was chosen as the
|
|
|
A sweeping success Sport may be played on ice
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
; A sweeping success Sports may be played on ice, but gold medal-class good times keep curlers toasty warm By KATHY FLANIGAN kflanigan@journalsentinel.com, Journal Sentinel Tuesday, January 28, 2003 If first appearances mean anything, the Wauwatosa Curling Club is party central. Situated downstairs
|
|
|
Big-time curling State ties to popular Scottish sport go back to 1800s
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
; More than 160 women curled last week at the Ozaukee Country Club, and it wasn't their hair. Aficionados and teams of this Scottish-born winter sport gathered at the club from all over the country, including Alaska, to compete in the U.S. Women's Curling Association's 49th National Bonspiel. "A lot
|
|
|
Van Till, Susan S.
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
; Died Jan. 5, 1999 at age 58. She will be greatly missed by her husband and best friend, Kenneth. Loving mother of John R. Ditty, Campos, Brazil, Laura (David) Padula, Panama City, FL and Katherine (Garrett) Deloian, Boulder, CO. Also survived by her mother, Elizabeth Smith, Joplin, MO and former
|
|
|
Mequon park piques curling club's interest; Group looks at Rotary Park to house new facility
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
; ... which runs from October to April. Source: Milwaukee Curling Club Copyright 2006, Journal Sentinel Inc. All rights reserved. (Note: This notice does not apply to those news items already copyrighted and received through wire services or other media.)
|
|
|
Milwaukee Curling Club travels off the ice and on safari at banquet
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
; How much fun is the Kiltie Mixed Bonspiel? So much that former residents Terry and Jim O'Shaughnessy from Palos Verdes, Calif., and Kathy and Dick Quale from Appleton came "home" to play in the annual four-day curling tournament at Ozaukee Country Club. But not all the fun is on the ice. The
|
|
|
Weekly laurels and laments
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
; ... a curling club, and that could be good news for Mequon. Thursday night, the Milwaukee ... trying to ignore them. -- -- -- It was news to us that English isn't the national language ... Note: This notice does not apply to those news items already copyrighted and received ...
|
|
|
Theater encore earns bravos
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
; R.S.V.P. Theater encore earns bravos By KATHLEEN ARENZ of the Journal Sentinel staff Sunday, January 18, 2004 The performance of "Master Class" at the Cabot Theatre on Jan. 3 was no ordinary rerun. It was an encore with panache, a theatrical gala befitting a diva. Since the play about opera star
|