Talk:World Curling Federation

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[edit] 1966

Year of foundation should be rather 1966

Federation web page says (http://www.worldcurling.org/WCFInformation/WCFHistory/tabid/76/Default.aspx)

"The following year, in March, 1966, in Vancouver, Canada, a draft constitution for the ICF was considered by seven countries (France was added to the original six), and the Federation was declared to be established as of 1 April 1966."