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The Elmwood Curling Club was formed in 1911. The club has remained at its current location with five sheets of ice at the corner of Harbison and Brazier in the Elmwood area of East Kildonan.
The club was the home of two Canadian Senior Men's Curling Champions: the Dr. Bill McTavish rink in 1973 and the Norm Houck rink who captured the title in 1987.
Period
President
1911-1912
Charles Joseph Mulvey (1872-1944)
1912-1913
Edward E. Spice (1877-1947)
1913-1914
James Alexander McTavish (1877-1963)
1914-1915
James Belfry Henderson (1859-1934)
1915-1916
Charles Midwinter (1851-1939)
1916-1917
George Bannerman Munroe (1965-1939)
1917-1919
Hugh Polson (1859-1922)
1919-1921
James Wesley “Wes” Umphrey (1864-1948)
1921-1922
Ward Brian Williams (1892-1973)
1922-1923
James Wesley “Wes” Umphrey (1864-1948)
1923-1925
Edward A. Brown (?-1944)
1925-1927
Charlie Edward Day (1890-1960)
1927-1928
Edward A. Brown (?-1944)
1928-1929
Charles Midwinter (1851-1939)
1929-1930
George Aikman (1881-1940)
1930-1931
George Simpson (1878-1957)
1931-1932
John B. Leggatt (1872-1969)
1932-1933
Charles Newman “Charlie” Coleman (1883-1955)
1933-1934
Thomas Campbell Sorley (1893-1960)
1934-1935
James Douglas Meikle (1872-1941)
1935-1936
Andrew Lawson (1890-1938)
1936-1937
Alexander Scott (1888-1990)
1937-1938
Alexander James Gunn (1896-1945)
1938-1939
Richard Lawrence Mann (1899-1972)
1939-1940
William Edward “Bill” Lumsden (1907-1982)
1940-1941
George Gordon Simpson (1910-1985)
1941-1942
Sidney Robert “Sid” Channing (1906-1991)
1942-1943
Gordon Bramwell Jacobsen (1906-1978)
1942-1943
Gabriel “George” Smyrl (1890-1960)
1943-1944
Bernard Cowley (1895-1972)
1944-1945
Robert Frederick “Bob” O'Dowda (1913-1990)
1945-1946
Edward H. Call
1946-1947
Frank Thomas Jones (1916-1995)
1947-1948
Harry Arthur Reyner (1903-1966)
1948-1949
Hubert Harry Matthews (1895-1977)
1949-1950
Harold Gillespie (1902-1969)
1950-1951
Harold Scott Livesley (1899-1979)
1951-1952
John Baker (1917-1996)
1952-1953
George Matthews Kirkhope (1896-1973)
1953
Roy James “Jimmy” Fletcher (1910-1953)
1953-1954
Cec Dart (1901-1981)
1954-1955
Victor “Vic” Hodge (1911-1987)
1955-1956
Peter Alexander Pennie (1912-1994)
1956-1957
Robert “Bobby” Stannard (1921-1995)
1957-1958
Cecil Martin “Cec” Watt (1923-2006)
1958-1959
Ralph Douglas “Doug” Scrymgeour (1918-2004)
1959-1960
Ernest Frederick Scammell (1909-1995)
1960-1961
Doug Morris
1961-1962
Samuel Hamilton “Sam” Roscoe (1908-1976)
1962-1963
Robert William “Bobby” Kirkland (1911-1984)
1963-1964
Jim Dodds
1964-1965
Reginald Ambrose Jones
1965-1966
Donald J. Mowat (1882-1964)
1966-1967
Elmer Ketola (1929-1974)
1966-1968
Orville Wallace “Orv” McLennan (1914-2001)
1968-1969
William Harry Frank “Bill” Lumsden (1936-1984)
1969-1970
Wilfred James “Wilf” Foster (1919-2006)
1970-1971
Richard Roland “Dick” Bird (1930-1987)
1971-1972
Edward R. Tipping
1972-1973
John Fraser “Joe" Mackenzie (1924-1999)
1973-1974
Frederick Alvin “Al” Macatavish (1940-2024)
1974-1975
Bob Duncan
1975-1976
Eric McKnight
1976-1977
Alex R. Mowat
1977-1978
Ray Mikulik
1978-1979
Don Mowat Jr
1979-1980
Bill Mowat
1980-1981
William Frederick “Bill” Kullman (1914-2006)
1981-1982
1982-1983
Dave Mowat
1983-1984
Neil Jackson
1984-1985
Geoff Chambers
1985-1986
Al Morris
1986-1987
Don Lavallee
1987-1988
Bob Victoruk
1988-1989
Glen Vincent
1989-1990
Merv Chambers
1990-1991
Bruce Quesnel
1991-1992
John Wiens
1992-1993
Ed Lukasiewicz
1993-1994
Walter Rychkrand
1994-1995
Bob MacCallum
1995-1996
Terry Young
1996-1997
Terry Van Benten
1997-1998
Albert Keyworth
1998-1999
Larry Chimilar
1999-2000
Jim Shiells
2000-2001
Darryl Young
2001-2002
Bruce Huchko
2002-2003
Bob Borus
2003-2005
Keith Piezia
2005-2007
Randy Duguid
2007-2009
Garry Lang
2009-2011
Karen Kennedy-Bevan
2011-2013
Don Ferguson
2013-2015
Alan Ramm
2015-2017
Doug McEwen
2017-2019
Don Ferguson
2019-2021
Walter Rychkrand
2021-2022
Don Ferguson
See also:
Historic Sites of Manitoba: Elmwood Curling Club (300 Brazier Street, Winnipeg)
This page was prepared by Rick Mutton and Gordon Goldsborough.
Page revised: 8 September 2024
