Saturday, November 7, 2015
Monday, November 2, 2015
It's Optimist-Curl BC Raffle Time Again
The Optimist Clubs of British Columbia in partnership with Curl BC once again are offering a $5,000 cash prize in a raffle to support youth curling development. There also will be eight $500 prizes.
Tickets cost $20 each and are available from your local Optimist Club or your local curling centre. Only 1,600 tickets will be sold.
The money raised from the annual raffle funds “Optimists' Getting Started Camps” throughout the province. At these curling development camps, 15-17 year old juvenile curlers assist a professional trainer in teaching skills to the younger (9-11 year old) curlers.
Tickets cost $20 each and are available from your local Optimist Club or your local curling centre. Only 1,600 tickets will be sold.
The money raised from the annual raffle funds “Optimists' Getting Started Camps” throughout the province. At these curling development camps, 15-17 year old juvenile curlers assist a professional trainer in teaching skills to the younger (9-11 year old) curlers.
The 2015-16 draw will be held on Saturday, April 16, 2016 at 9:30 PM during the Pacific International Cup curling event at the Richmond Curling Club.
BC Gaming License No. 77145
Wednesday, September 9, 2015
Optimists Honor Scholarship Winners
The Coquitlam Optimist Club honored the 2015 recipients of the Robert Simms Memorial Scholarship at the annual Scholarship Banquet on September 8.
The scholarship recipients are Kristina May-Rashke, a 2015 graduate of Riverside Secondary School; Pegah Niktash and Tetiana Tyrsa, graduates of Port Moody Secondary School; Elizabeth Vagnar, Gleneagles Secondary School; Nicole Vukasovic and Cindy Wei, Centennial Secondary School. All have recently begun their university studies. Elizabeth Vagnar is attending the University of British Columbia. Cindy Wei is attending Waterloo University. Nicole Vukasovic, Pegah Niktash and Tetiana Tyrsaare are at Simon Fraser University.
The Robert Simms Memorial Scholarships are named in memory of a long-time teacher and counselor in School District 43. The scholarships are awarded primarily based on the students’ service to their communities. For more information on these and other scholarship opportunities, see our Scholarships page.
The scholarship recipients are Kristina May-Rashke, a 2015 graduate of Riverside Secondary School; Pegah Niktash and Tetiana Tyrsa, graduates of Port Moody Secondary School; Elizabeth Vagnar, Gleneagles Secondary School; Nicole Vukasovic and Cindy Wei, Centennial Secondary School. All have recently begun their university studies. Elizabeth Vagnar is attending the University of British Columbia. Cindy Wei is attending Waterloo University. Nicole Vukasovic, Pegah Niktash and Tetiana Tyrsaare are at Simon Fraser University.
The Robert Simms Memorial Scholarships are named in memory of a long-time teacher and counselor in School District 43. The scholarships are awarded primarily based on the students’ service to their communities. For more information on these and other scholarship opportunities, see our Scholarships page.
Kristina May-Rashke, TetianaTyrsa, Pegah Niktash and Elizabeth Vagnar with Scholarship Chair Jackie Curtis |
Tuesday, March 31, 2015
Youth Curling Raffle Winners Announced
The Coquitlam Optimist Club and Curl BC are pleased to announce the winners of the 2014-15 Youth Curling Raffle.
The winner of the $5000 grand prize is Marion Griffin of Pitt Meadows, BC, who purchased her ticket from the Coquitlam Optimist Club.
Jenny Rinsma & Team, Oliver, BC
Mary Beth Rodgers, Port Moody, BC
Brent Perry, Golden Ears Winter Club (Maple Ridge), BC
Don Barrett, Langley, BC
Al Fouquette, Langley, BC
Mel Johnson, North Shore Optimist (N. Vancouver), BC $500
Richard Brower, Vancouver, BC
Greg Palmar, Princeton, BC
Thank you to everyone who purchased a raffle ticket to support youth curling development. They money raised this year will support seven Optimist's "Getting Started" camps.
Thursday, March 12, 2015
Optimist Essay Contest Winners Announced
Essay Contest Chair Dave Henry (in background) honouring the winners: (L to R) Alena Blanes, Ryan Yu, Shawna Lee |
Alena Blanes, a grade 11 student at Archbishop Carney
Regional Secondary School, is the winner of the Coquitlam Optimist Club’s essay
contest based on a theme of “Optimism Should be a Priority.”
Alena was awarded $100 for the honor. In addition, her essay will be sent to the Pacific
Northwest District level to be judged along with winners from other Optimist
Clubs in British Columbia, Washington, Oregon, Idaho and Alaska. College
scholarships are available for top winners at the district level.
Ryan Yu, a grade 12 student at Pinetree Secondary School placed
second and received an award of $50. The
third place winner was Shawna Lee, a grade 12 student at Archbishop
Carney. She received $25.
“The students did a wonderful job of articulating this
year’s theme. Only a few points separated the top three winners,” said David
Henry, Essay Contest Chair.
Thursday, March 5, 2015
Pub Night to Raise Funds for SD43 Breakfast Program
For tickets, contact us a coquitlamoptimists@gmail.com or Grapes4U, 1044A Austin Ave, Coquitlam, telephone 604-936-3649 (Rick).
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