Contact Edmonton-Calder PC Association for event and ticket information.
Saturday, November 28, 2009 at 12:30 PM (MT)
To sign up or order dinner tickets by fax or mail, please download and print the form by clicking here. Fax the form to 1-800-456-8557.
For more information you can contact:
1-800-456-8557 or calderclassic@gmail.com
2nd Annual Calder Classic Funspiel
Doug Elniski, MLA for Edmonton-Calder,
invites you to a afternoon filled with FUN!
You can also come cheer on the players and join us for dinner and a silent auction.
Cash Bar
Dinner starts at 5:30 PM
A portion of the proceeds to be donated to:
The Edmonton Wardrobe for Women in Need
All player names will be entered into a draw to win a
Champagne Flight for Four over Edmonton
courtesy of Airco Aircraft Charters ($600.00 value)!!
Thank you to this year's sponsors:
| Sheet Sponsors: | Silent Auction Sponsors: |
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Professional Photography by:
Calder Classic Funspiel - General Rules and Guidelines
Curling has always been known for the prevalence of good sportsmanship among its members as well as the friendly courteous rivalry that exists on the ice. While most of the courtesies suggested below will not be found in rulebooks, all curlers who understand the true spirit and traditions of the game practice them.
1. Curlers must wear proper footwear while on the ice. That is, regulation curling or running shoes (running shoes that are clean and have not been worn outside are acceptable, remember that you want shoes that will provide you with some traction on the ice) must be worn. Regular footwear worn on the street will not be acceptable, even if a slider is worn. Before entering the ice area you must change into clean proper footwear.
2. Upon entering the Curling Club, please use the shoe washer to clean any debris off your shoes (this is the shoes you were wearing outside). Then before entering the ice area, use the shoe washer (this time to clean your inside only shoes) to again clean your shoes. Dirt tracked onto the ice by players impedes the running of the rocks.
3. Curling rocks are never lifted from the ice surface. They are slid from location to location.
4. Curling brooms are for sweeping only. Tapping brooms on the ice surface leaves debris on the ice and impedes the running of the rocks.
5. Keep hands, knees and other body parts off the ice. Keeping these body parts on the ice will melt small depressions and negatively impede the movement of rocks.
6. Protect the hacks from rocks hitting them. An inch of ice is the only thing holding the hacks in place. (For those non-curlers the hack is similar to a starting block in track and field, the foothold device where the person who throws the rock pushes off for delivery.)
7. The Avonair Curling Club is a non-smoking environment.
8. No beverages are allowed on the ice.
9. Please stay on the walkways in the ice arena.
(Provided by Avonair Curling Club.)
Please note - all sales final, no refunds.
Other Maps:
Via MichelinDoug Elniski, MLA
Clayton Smith, President
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