Fergus Curling Club ends season Viking-style

May 11, 2022 @ 7:56 amSports

Best costumes - Best dressed at the Ice Makers Mayhem Bonspiel at the Fergus Curling Club on April 23 were, from left: Gary Waterhouse, Andy Maine and Lynda Waterhouse.
The Fergus Curling Club saw a little mayhem recently, some pigs and even a few Vikings at its last game of the season.
Actual curling play, as practiced by Kathy Seivert and Wilf Christopher, looked a little more like what you expect in curling, except for the pigs.
Mayhem makers - The trophy winners for the first Ice Makers Mayhem Bonspiel were, from left: Marc Jagt, chief ice maker for the club, Andy Maine who also was the host for the day, J. Ferguson, Bryce McGowan and skip Rick Marshall.
Mayhem on ice - The Fergus Curling Club saw a little mayhem recently, some pigs and even a few Vikings at its last game of the season. There were lots of piggies to knock down, sticks to throw stones at and a chance to win a prize for the best costume. The ice making crew created the game called “1834Kurlkoob” for the Ice Makers Mayhem Bonspiel. Chief ice maker Andy Maine holds paraphernalia and the Ice Makers Mayhem trophy. Photo by Bill Longshaw

Mayhem on ice – The Fergus Curling Club saw a little mayhem recently, some pigs and even a few Vikings at its last game of the season. There were lots of piggies to knock down, sticks to throw stones at and a chance to win a prize for the best costume. The ice making crew created the game called “1834Kurlkoob” for the Ice Makers Mayhem Bonspiel. Chief ice maker Andy Maine holds paraphernalia and the Ice Makers Mayhem trophy.

Bill Longshaw