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In October 1927, the members of the Terminal Curling Club voted to change their name to the Caledonian Curling Club. In the 1927-1928 season, they curled at 111 Mayfair Avenue. This was a four-sheet facility. In 1928-1929, the club leased a new five-sheet facility at William Avenue and Arlington Street. In 1938, the landlord sold the rink to the Canadian Pacific Railway Curling Club, forcing the Caledonian Club to look for something else. They amalgamated with the Civic Curling Club to form the Civic Caledonian Curling Club and played at a new five-sheet facility at 348 Sherbrook Street.
Period
President
Before 1927
1927-1928
John Morrison Duncan (1885-1940)
1928-1929
Alex Henderson
1929-1930
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1930-1931
?
1931-1932
?
1932-1933
Alfred John Ramsay (1888-1954)
1933-1934
Hugh Mackenzie (1884-1949)
1934-1935
George Henderson (1883-1969)
1935-1936
Edward Hugh Martin Crawford (1894-1972)
1936-1937
Alexander “Sandy” McMahon (1891-1968)
1937-1938
William “Bill” Allen (1882-1971)
After 1938
See also:
Manitoba Organization: Union Terminals Curling Club / Terminal Curling Club
Manitoba Organization: Civic Curling Club
Manitoba Organization: Civic Caledonian Curling Club
This page was prepared by Rick Mutton and Gordon Goldsborough.
Page revised: 10 November 2022
