President’s Message:
The Leduc Curling Club has some important news to share.
I would like to inform our members that our club manager, Daryl Huff, has resigned and his last day with us will be June 22, 2021. We thank Daryl for all the hard work he has put into building our club and for his assistance keeping us sustainable throughout our toughest year yet. We wish Daryl all the best in his future endeavors and look forward to seeing him around the club.
Please join me in welcoming to the Leduc Curling Club family, our new Manager of Club Operation’s; Tim’s Ice Manufacturing Ltd. Tim’s Ice manages several clubs in the Edmonton Area and brings with it a wealth of knowledge and experience. Tim’s Ice will be responsible for all Club Operations including managing the Ice. With that in mind we are also pleased to announce that our Ice Maker Rhonda Millar will transition to Tim’s Ice Manufacturing Ltd. and continue to be the Primary Ice Maker of the Leduc Curling Club. I am very excited about these changes and look forward to working with Tim’s Ice for the 2021-2022 curling season.
If you have any questions regarding this upcoming change, please do not hesitate to contact me directly at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
Yours truly,
Dawn Gavin
President
Dear Leduc Curling Club Members,
In these unprecedented times we have all come to truly appreciate how much things, such as coming to
the club for an evening of sportsmanship and socialization, have meant to each of us and all of our
members. Each and every member is treasured by the Leduc Curling Club. In this difficult year, you made
the decision to support, and participate in, the sport we all love despite the challenges such participation
would entail. Old friendships were renewed and new friendships were created. We are extremely proud
of how our members, staff and curling community have come together, made the best of difficult times
and continued to foster a passion for curling despite new health measures and modified rules.
Following the Government of Alberta’s announcement on January 29, 2021, the Board of Directors have
made the difficult decision to close the club for the remainder of 2020-2021 curling season. With the
government’s phased reopening and gradual easing of restrictions, the earliest possible opportunity to
resume normal operations, pursuant to the Government’s “best case scenario,” would be late March.
Given the above timeline, uncertainty of future hospitalizations and actual reopening dates it was decided
that ending the 2020-2021 curling season effective immediately was in the Leduc Curling Club’s best
interest. Accordingly, all Leduc Curling Club members are entitled to a 50% refund or a 50% credit
towards the 2021-2022 curling season.
Like most businesses in Alberta, we too have experienced first-hand the financial challenges brought on
by the Covid-19 Pandemic. Thus, we kindly ask, if you are able, that you consider donating your 50% refund
or credit back to the club. As non-profit organization, this act of generosity would greatly aid in keeping
the Leduc Curling Club financially viable following this difficult season. A tax receipt can be made available
to members who wish to donate their league fees back to the club. Please stay tuned for further
information regarding tax receipts.
We thank you for your patience, understanding and support, and look forward to welcoming everyone
back for the 2021-2022 curling season. All members requesting a:
▪ 50% refund;
▪ 50% credit towards their 2021-2022 league fees; or
▪ donation tax receipt;
must notify the Leduc Curling Club manager, Daryl Huff, on or before 4:00 PM on Monday, February 22,
respond by the deadline will result in your 50% refund/credit being deemed a donation to the Leduc
Curling Club.
If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact Daryl Huff at
Yours very truly,
Leduc Curling Club Board of Directors
Tax Receipts – Membership Donations
For members requesting a tax receipt for donated league fees, the process will be as follows:
1. The Leduc Curling Club will issue your 50% fee refund by way of cheque;
2. You will write a personal cheque for all or part of your credited leagues fees to the Government
of Alberta (as to be collected by the Leduc Curling Club);
3. The cheques from Steps 1 and 2 above will be exchanged simultaneously;
4. Following the February 22, 2021 deadline, all cheques collected by the Leduc Curling Club will be
forwarded to Curling Alberta who will submit the same to the Government of Alberta;
5. The Government of Alberta will issue individual tax receipts to members by way of regular mail;
6. The Government of Alberta will issue a donation cheque to the Leduc Curling Club for all member
donations.
All requests for tax receipts must be received on or before 4:00 PM on Monday, February 22, 2021.
If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact the Leduc Curling Club manager,
Yours very truly,
Leduc Curling Club
