To these gentlemen the club is much indebted and speaks to the success of the Maverick Curling Club. Shipping, taxes, and discount codes calculated at checkout. Join the inner circle. Maverick Stars is keen to help children and young people affected by school closures who will now have difficulty receiving free school meals.

In the late 1950's when the Petroleum Curling Club was contemplating reorganization and expansion our club's founding members decided to break off and form their own league: hence the name Maverick Curling Club.

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Most people buy trucks with four doors these days, thats where the volume is, so thats what Ford is starting with Our pay-roll at Maverick with gratuities included averages 45k a two week period. Up until the late 1990's, the wind-up parties were known for the culinary exploits of a few of our members. The magnificent brick centerpiece of this trophy was salvaged from the original Calgary Curling Club that burned to the ground on the night of October 13, 1976. This trophy was anonymously donated to the Maverick Curling Club in order that the Selection Awards Committee might annually, on Awards Night, honour one of its members for his individual and unique contribution to the Club and Curling in general. Some fun history of the Maverick Curling Club. Bret and Bart Maverick are well-dressed gamblers who migrate from town to town always looking for a good game. The Maverick Curling Club would not be possible without the co-operation of the Calgary Curling Club over the years. My thoughts on this are simple.

The Maverick Curling Club used to be exclusive to people that worked in various capacities in the petroleum industry. Management and staff has always been helpful and available. One of our members, Larry Miskew (once a member, always a member), began curling in the Maverick Curling Club in 1960 and curled continuously until a few years ago, a streak of 56 years! One of the issues that arose from this is that the teams often did not play one another and being a social league, members never got to know one another. This closeness is reflected in the long tenured friendly rivalries among the teams. Many of the first curlers in the league were made up of geoscientists, engineers, and landmen. A copy of the original letter and response from a winner is attached below. © 2020 Maverick Clothing In recent years we have mourned the loss of long-time Maverick Club curlers. The Maverick Curling Club used to be exclusive to people that worked in various capacities in the petroleum industry. These include Bob Penefield, Ron MacDonald, Bob Won, Ron Richardson, Oebel Pasveer, Alan Richards, Corby Hart, Cliff Lundell, Bob Park, Warner Loven, Murray VanAlstine, Mike Cardell, George Grant, Les Werle and Cheryl (Shores) Russell. Today, the league is still predominantly made up of people currently in the industry as well as members that used to work in the industry but have moved on to other careers. Many of the first curlers in the league were made up of geoscientists, engineers, and landmen. Every Maverick curler has made an indelible contribution to our club, and their rich history and legacy will always be discussed and not be forgotten. We’re serious when we say this is one of the most intimate team experiences in the world. The first trophy that was handed out was sponsored by C & E Corporation Ltd. (Wilf Loucks), who became Canadian Superior (Mobil Oil). Thank you for your thoughtfulness in rekindling of my Maverick past years.

This included: outstanding inconsistency in shot making, lousy sweeping and general suspect conduct both on and off the ice during the season. e - 1997), Arnold Aylesworth and Ken Brillon (1997-2003) and Dale Johnson (2003-2019). After the game both teams, beverages close by, will gather at the same table to reflect on the match, and get to know each other better away from the ice. Old-timers may consider those to be the good old days and some members were compelled to "sleep it off" in the basement before heading home the next day. The magnificent brick centre-piece of this trophy was salvaged from the original Calgary Curling Club building that burned to the ground on the night of October 13, 1976. That year the Maverick curled at the Westwinds Curling Club which has long since closed its doors. Operations began in October 1959 at the Calgary Curling Club and have continued there every year except 1976/77 when the Calgary Curling Club was being rebuilt following a fire. The club has a long history with only a few teams dissolving their membership. This award honours the individual selected for his outstanding inconsistency in shot making, lousy sweeping, and general suspect conduct both on and off the ice during the past season, as is expected of all Maverick Curling Club Members in good standing. On a team level, the "ascender" (say that out loud..) is presented to the team that has all the makings of a championship contender, except for wins. From roast beef and famous baked beans cooked by Bob Penefield and Corby Hart, to steaks and baked potatoes, all looked forward to enjoying one last get together before the spring and summer seasons.