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Club Square Draw All games in the CCC square draws will be played under the rules of the Canadian Curling Association. 4-Rock Free Guard Zone rule is in effect for 2004/05, refer to the CCA rule book). Where the below stated house rules conflict with the CCA rules, the house rules take precedence. Games shall be played on the date specified unless prior arrangements have been made via the office. All postponed games must be made up prior to the completion of the current round robin square. You must advise the office as to the winner as soon as possible. At the conclusion of a Round in the Square Draw, it is the skip's responsibility to phone the office for the first game in the next Round. Substitution Where substitution for absent team members is necessary, a team may engage: Non-Rover Substitutes must play lead or second. If a team is present and ready to play on the draw date, and the opponents fail to appear within 30 minutes after the scheduled starting time, the game will be forfeited to the team present. If a team is present and ready to play on the date drawn, and the opponents appear more that 10 minutes after the scheduled starting time, one point shall be awarded for every 10 minutes that the opposition is late. For each point awarded, one end shall be considered played. The team awarded the points shall have 'last rock' in the first end played. Rovers will be contacted by skips using the list provided in the roster book or by the Club office. The office will amend the master list by additions and deletions as they occur. Rovers who desire a game and have not been called may contact the Club office. If a skip calls in, a rover will be slotted in for that team at the time desired. Rovers are reminded that they can get in a game almost any draw by being at the Club prior to the scheduled draw time. Shares and Fees Shares in the Calgary Curling Club carrying playing rights can be transferred through the Board of Directors. Shareholders who wish to dispose of their shares are requested to make application to the Calgary Curling Club Share Committee in writing. Any person or member may, at the discretion of the Board of Directors, be suspended for non-payment of dues or any other conduct not deemed by the Board to be in the best interest of the Club. The Board of Directors may, at their discretion, declare the playing share of any person or persons so suspended to be cancelled and the funds obtained from the sale of such shares may be used to pay any indebtedness of such person or persons to the Club, with the balance to be returned to the shareholder. Buzzer Times The buzzer will be sounded on the 7:00 p.m. draw at 8:40 p.m., and the 9:15 p.m. draw at 10:55 p.m. The teams will then complete the end that is being played plus one more end. An end is considered to have commenced when the first rock of that end has crossed the nearer tee line. CCC leagues will play to the buzzer with a maximum of eight ends. A prize will be given to the team with the highest number of points in each section upon completion of every go round in Club play. Practice Ice Various times during the curling season are available for practice ice. Click here for possible available times. Practice ice can only be booked a maximum of 1 hour, 7 days in advance only. Bookings must be done by the office staff. There is a $10.00 per person per hour charge for all persons "not" classified as a Calgary Curling Club curler. All practice must be completed a minimum of 15 minutes prior to the start of the next draw. No practice ice after the bell rings. House Rules The Club's upstairs lounge is licensed by The Alberta Gaming & Liquor Commission and its use and operation is governed by the relevant Provincial Statues and Regulations. We particularly remind members of the following rules: -The lounge is to be vacated one hour after the bar has been closed. -The Club is a

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