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Curling Bonspiel CURLING BONSPIEL 2019 Calgary, Alberta March 21st - 24th, 2019 Events Calendar Wednesday, March 20th Registration – Calgary Curling Club 5:00 – 7:00 P.M. Beer & Chili – (Courtesy of Horizon North & Hazloc Heaters) 5:00 – 7:00 P.M. Cash Bar 5:00 – 9:00 P.M. Thursday, March 21st Draw Times: 4:00 P.M. 6:30 P.M. 9:00 P.M. Friday, March 22nd Draw Times: 11:00 A.M. 1:30 P.M. 4:00 P.M. 6:30 P.M. 9:00 P.M. Saturday, March 23rd Draw Times: 9:00 A.M. 11:30 A.M. 2:00 P.M. Saturday, March 23rd AOB Curlers Banquet & Dance 6:00 P.M. – 1:00 A.M. Silent Auction: 6:00 P.M. to 9:30 P.M. Red & White Club (1833 Crowchild Trail NW), North End of McMahon Stadium Free Parking Check this Program for more details. Calgary Curling Club Semi-Finals 9:00 A.M. Semi-Finals 11:30 A.M. Finals 2:15 P.M. Prize Presentations following the draws. Again this year, we are going to use smartphone/emails instead of score cards. All team members with emails will get game confirmations and one player for either team must respond to the game notification email to confirm winning or losing team immediately completion of the game. Results will be available online at www.aob.ab.ca. Call Drawmaster for assistance at 403-589-0173 Future Bonspiel Dates: March 19-22, 2020 March 18-21, 2021 March 17-20, 2022 AOB Banquet & Dance Your tickets are for you and your spouse (or friend) to attend this function on Saturday, March 23rd Location: Red & White Club – North End of McMahon Stadium Doors Open: 6:00 p.m. Free Parking Banquet: 7:00 p.m. (Plated Dinner) Dancing 9:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. Dance to: “Stardust Sounds” DJ Service Silent Auction: 6:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Please note: Table reservations will be available again this year at registration night, please have a good idea of your party size and reserve your spot of 4, 6 or 8 people for $10.00 a couple. President’s Message Welcome everyone to the 68th annual Alberta Oilmen’s Association Bonspiel. We have a fantastic event planned for this year. The Calgary Curling Club will host all games again this year, including the “draw to the button” finals on Sunday afternoon. The Red and White Club will host the Curler’s Caper banquet and dance. Also, we are pleased to announce that the meal for the Curler’s Caper will be a plated affair instead of a buffet style meal. The silent auction will be in full swing beginning on registration night. Bidding on all auction items will close Saturday night at the Curler’s Caper so make sure you come out and bid often. All proceeds from the silent auction are put back into the sport of curling. As a result of your tremendous generosity last year’s silent auction was a huge success. That success put us in a position to give a little something back to the sport of curling, to make a difference at the “grass roots” level of the game. The decision was made to purchase and donate a “Rocks & Rings” floor curl starter kit to Captain John Palliser elementary school. This year alone over 500 children were given the chance to experience the great sport of curling. Not only did they get to participate in the “Rocks & Rings” floor curling program they also got to go to an actual curling rink and experience the real thing. The principle at Captain John Palliser has informed me that they intend to run the curling program at the school for at least the next 10 plus years. Just think of the number of kids that will get to experience curling via this program. And, this is just one school in the city, imagine what could be accomplished if multiple schools were to run a program such as this. Please check out the “Rocks & Rings” display located upstairs at the curling club. THANK YOU again, to all the sponsors, donors, bidders, participants, spectators, and family members for making this such a premier event. I look forward to seeing everyone at the rink, on the ice, and at the banquet. GOOD LUCK and have fun. Aaron Westgard President Alberta Oilmen’s Bonspiel Association 2019 Alberta Oilmen’s President Secretary Treasurer Aaron Westgard John Frank Brent Bury Finance Prizes Entertainment Tyler Radcliffe Garry Bickerstaff Jayson Deck Gord Zaharik Geoff Weisbeck Geoff Weisbeck Maria Dube Dave Senyk Jayson Deck Rob Lane Maria Dube Tyler Radcliffe Bonspiel Association Web Site Liaison – Sponsors Henry Rosvick & Honorary Directors Aaron Westgard Aaron Westgard Publicity Draw & Ice Entries, Rules & Eligibility Bob Green Steve Mackey Dave Senyk Aaron Westgard Henry Rosvick Rob Lane Maria Dube Garry Bickerstaff Henry Rosvick Steve Mackey Geoff Weisbeck Bob Green Gord Zaharik Honorary Members The Alberta Oilmen’s Bonspiel Association wishes to acknowledge the following Honorary Members. Their work and dedication in prior years serves as a model to current committee members. Their continuing input and support is greatly appreciated. Al Rasmuson Don Hier *Len Tilley Alex Wilkinson *Doug Baisley Nick Bauer Arne Matiisen Doug Stickelmier Ray MacDonald *Art Lugg Earl Wood Rick Rathier Aubrey Davies Gary Weiler Rod Butcher Ben Bury *Gord McLaws Ron Franklin *Bill Cunningham Harvey Pockrant *Roy Vejprava *Deceased *Ian Sherrington *Terry Halpen *Bob Wright *Keith Stackhouse Terry Stowell Darrell Kline KenAlberta Ewoniak Oilmen’s BonspielWayne . McFarlane launches Facebook page Don Cooke *Kendall Eastcott *Deceased “Like Us” to get event details,. updates, photos, and videos We Wish to Thank Our Sponsors & Donors Event Sponsors Ledcor Group of Companies Sayer Energy Advisors Ledcor Industrial Maintenance Ltd. Carro Resources Ltd. Ledcor Pipeline Ltd. Candor Engineering Global Raymac Surveys Inc. Hallmark Tubulars Ltd. Beam Inc. - Premium Spirits Precision Drilling Precision Drilling Precision Rentals Precision Well Servicing Platinum Auburn Rentals Phoenix Energy Marketing Consultants Bunch Projects RBS Bulk Systems Inc Elspect Electrical RILEYS Hazloc Heaters Spearing Service LP Horizon North Camps & Catering Silver AGAT Laboratories Pyramid Electric Calgary Petroleum Curling Club Total Combustion Inc Bronze Jomax Drilling (1988) Ltd. R&R Rentals Nuovo Parts Scott Group Prairie Land & Investment Services Ltd. Tony Giasson A Special Thanks to our Silent Auction Donors! A Special Thanks to our Silent Auction Donors! Ben Hebert • Chelsea Carey • Colton Flasch Danielle Mackey • Howard Sorenesn • Hugh Hamilton John Frank • Kevin Koe • Matt Ng • Morgan Muise Satsuki Fujisawa / Team Japan Alberta Oilmen’s Bonspiel Board of Directors Bonspiel Events • 2018 Winners Ledcor Group Event Sponsor since 1959 2018 Winners Team - Pelkey, Paterson & Mansfield Skip - Ron Pelkey 3rd - Bill Paterson 2nd - Tyler Pelkey Lead - Greg Mansfield Global Raymac Surveys Event Sponsor since 1986 2018 Winners Team - IPAC Services Corp. Skip - Cyril Karvonen 3rd - Curtis Fairhurst 2nd - Jeff Thomson Lead - Shawn Ward Beam Inc. Event Sponsor since 1953 2018 Winners Team - Rapid Rod Service Ltd. Skip - Terry Meek 3rd - Sean Morris 2nd - Matt Ng Lead - Jamie Chisholm Sayer Energy Advisor Event Sponsor since 2018 Alan W. Tambosso, P.Eng., P.Geol. Robert2018 Panek, Winners M.Sc., P. Geol. President ManageTeamr, Corpora -te Butcher Advisory 1620, 540 - 5th Avenue SW 1620,Skip 540 - 5th - AvenueRod SW Butcher Calgary, AB T2P 0M2 Calgary, AB T2P 0M2 3rd - Ken Evans T: 403.266.6133 ext. 227 T: 403.266.6133 ext. 226 C: 403.650.8061 C: 403.466.03812nd - Gregg Hamilton F: 403.266.4467 F: 403.266.4467Lead - John Frank [email protected] [email protected] www.sayeradvisors.com www.sayeradvisors.com Precision Drilling Event Sponsor since 1954 2018 Winners Team - Avery Skip - Brian Avery 3rd - Gord Tarnowsky 2nd -Doug Macdonald Lead - Mark Wills Carro Resources Ltd. Event Sponsor since 2009 2018 Winners Team - AltaGas Ltd. Skip - Maria Dube 3rd - Stuart Keck 2nd - Jim Keck Lead - Barret Dube Candor Event Sponsor since 2017 2018 Winners Team - OutSource Seismic Skip - Mike Langlois 3rd - Dale Johnson 2nd - Darren Schulz Lead - Dave Cryer Hallmark Tubulars Event Sponsor since 2018 Greg Northcott B. Comm Vice President 2018 Winners Team - Peel Weight Only Skip - Brian Bieche an ISO 9001 company 3rd - Jeff Fisher 2nd - Dave Tsuyuki Suite 400, 308 - 4th Avenue SW Calgary, Alberta T2P 0H7 CANADA Lead - Joey Roa 24 Hour Phone: 403 266 3807 Fax: 403 266 6282 Direct: 403 303 3703 Cell: 403 519 0820 [email protected] www.hallmarksolutions.ca Bonspiel Rules This Bonspiel shall be governed by the “Rules of Curling for General Play” from current edition of the official “Curling Rule Book” published by the Canadian Curling Association. Specifically, the Five Rock, Free Guard Zone Rule applies. Rules Pertaining Specifically to This Bonspiel 1. If a competing rink is not ready to commence play at the time named for the beginning of the match, one end must be counted as played for every ten minutes delay, and the opposing rink, if ready to play, shall score one point for each ten minute period they have been kept waiting. The team that has been kept waiting will have last rock on the first end played. At the end of one half hour the game will be forfeited. 2. All games including the finals will be eight ends. To keep the draws on time, a 100 minute buzzer will be used to notify teams to complete the end they are playing plus one more. Tied games will be decided by playing “Skip Rocks”, except for the semi- final and final games, which will be decided by extra end(s). The semi-final and final games will NOT be buzzed.
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