The annual Spring Fling is on April 18th, 2008. This is the biggest party of the year in our city. This years event will see Comedian Kelly Taylor take to the stage at 9:00 P.M. and the rock music of the Sheep Dogs take to the stage at 11:00 P.M. untill 1:30 A.M. Advance tickets for $20.00 are now on sale. You can get your tickets at the club office, Mandolin's or at Shananigans. Don't miss out on the party event of the year. Call James at 765 - 5203 for more information.

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The Annual Giant Indoor Sale in slated to start this Friday April 11th from 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. and runs on Saturday April 12th 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. This is a sale of all kinds of items, if you are looking for that unique item it will prob be at the event. We still have room for you to set up tables, a table is $32.00 you can sell any item, or if you are looking to have a early garage sale then book a table and don't worry about the weather.

Phone James at 765-5203 for more information.

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The Cosmo Home Show came to a close on Sunday. The event had over 30 vendors and ran for three days, the event draws many people through the doors. This event is a great show for Prince Albert and the Prince Albert Golf and Curling Club is a great spot for shows like this. Here are a few pictures of the home show.

The ice surface at the Prince Albert Golf and Curling club is 25,000 square feet, this space is a great size for all kinds of events, conventions, trade shows, cabarets, sporting events, etc. The club also has three seperate meeting rooms ranging from seating for 60 people to 250 people.  For more information phone James at 765 - 5203 to book your event.

The 2008 Canadian Senior Curling Championships were a huge success. The event ran the entire week without any major problems and from all counts the players were very happy with everything that was done for them. The event saw huge fan support the entire week which the players loved. The successful event would not be possible without the many hours of work from over 200 volunnteers, and the sponsors. Those two groups are which make these events such a success. A big thank you to all the sponsors, volunnteers, and host committee for all their hard work and making the week very exciting.

The week produced many close games, great shot making, and most important, fun!!. On the women's side of competition team British Columbia, skipped by Pat Sanders a former Canadian and World women's champion finished the round robin portion of the event with a 10 - 1 record, her only loss was to team Saskatchewan. The first place position earned a bye into the final on Sunday. Finishing in second and third place with an 8 - 3 record were teams Ontario and Alberta, these two teams faced off in the Semi - final Saturday evening. The game was close with team Ontario prevailing earning them a spot in the final where they faced team British Columbia. Team Saskatchewan skipped by Delores Syrota finished the round robin portion at 7 - 4, one game out of a playoff spot.  The final was set, Team British Columbia and Team Ontario, the game was a close one with Team British Columbia prevailing and earning the National Championship, the team will now represent Canada at the World Seniors in New Zealand next March. Congratulations to team British Columbia and all team for a great week of competition.

On the Men's side, the round robin portion finished with a three way tie for first place. Teams Saskatchewan ( Eugene Hrtziuk ) , Team New Brunswick ( Russ Howard ), and Team Nova Scotia ( Brian Rafuse ). With all three having one win against each other the tie break went to the team competition of draw to the button which was held during practise at the start of the week. Earning the first place spot and a trip to the final was Russ Howard and his New Brunswick rink. The semi - final saw teams Saskatchewan and Nova Scotia face off in front of a very large Saskatchewan crowd. The game was very good and came down to the last shot with team Saskatchewan prevailing and earning a trip into the final. The host committee couldn't of picked a better match up for the final, Team Saskacthewan and olympic gold medal champion in Russ Howard and New Brunswick. The game was a frustrating one for Howard as he had rocks pick early and on some key shots, however the game went on and saw some great shot making on both sides and was close the entire game. Team Saskatchewan had a draw to the four foot in the 10th end for the victory and Eugene did not disapoint the large crowd on the ice surface of Saskatchewan supporters and you could tell when he made his shot. Eugene and his team will now represent Canada at the Worlds Seniors in New Zealand next March. Congratulations to Team Saskatchewan and all teams for a great week.

The Prince Albert Golf and Curling Club is looking forward to the next National Championship.

Next up is the 2009 Masters Provincial and the 2010 Junior Provincial