Lights, camera, and curling action at TerraceBC bonspiel
The 66th Annual Ladies Valentines Bonspiel brought out 18 teams to compete, and the theme of the tournament was “at the movies.” The event included a banquet for all the teams, and prizes donated by local businesses for the winners.
“It went really well,” said Avison. “We had 18 teams, which is pretty good for right now. And we pulled in a few teams from out of town.” The longstanding bonspiel tradition began in 1956, and only missed one year due to COVID-19. Bonspiels such as this one are sorted into A, B, and C events. The B event winning team was Team Simpson, which included Kathie Simpson, Heather Avison, Sonya Gill, and Liz Smaha.
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