

Shawville Curling Club wraps up shortened season
The Shawville Curling Club’s Wednesday night competitive league wrapped up a shortened season on Apr. 22, bringing out a good crowd of spectators for three


The Shawville Curling Club’s Wednesday night competitive league wrapped up a shortened season on Apr. 22, bringing out a good crowd of spectators for three


The Shawville Curling Club’s Wednesday night competitive league wrapped up a shortened season on Apr. 22, bringing out a good crowd of spectators for three


After four days of curling at the 49th Shawville Community Bonspiel, local team Les Glorieux took home first place and the prized toilet seat trophy.








The board estimates the waiting time for the part is eight weeks.




On Monday morning Shawville stone mason Wade Ellison could be found rolling a massive ball of black yarn from one end of the town’s curling


The Shawville Curling Club’s Wednesday night competitive league wrapped up a shortened season on Apr. 22, bringing out a good crowd of spectators for three final matches. The club’s season was cut short as the ice plant went down in


The Shawville Curling Club’s Wednesday night competitive league wrapped up a shortened season on Apr. 22, bringing out a good crowd of spectators for three final matches. The club’s season was cut short, as the ice plant went down in


After four days of curling at the 49th Shawville Community Bonspiel, local team Les Glorieux took home first place and the prized toilet seat trophy. The team won a tournament-high 40 points, meaning that they won five out of six








The board estimates the waiting time for the part is eight weeks.




On Monday morning Shawville stone mason Wade Ellison could be found rolling a massive ball of black yarn from one end of the town’s curling rink to the other, and then freezing it in place with a small spray bottle.
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