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Deer Lodge Wednesday Ladies Curling League                                                        

A) Format and News:

• This league has been in existence for over 20 years and exits primarily for fellowship with the competitive aspect of the game of secondary importance.
  Our league has women of all levels and ages that grt together to partake in an afternoon of exercise and fun.
  We have a unique league in that we change teams every season and are an ideal league for anyone wanting to learn the game or return to curling.  So we have many experienced players to the novice and we still manage to have some interesting games over the year.
  We also have a curling clinic the first Wednesday of the season and are looking at adding to that this year.
  We start at 1:00 pm sharp every Wednesday.  We used to have babysittling and if we see the need babysitting will be offered again.
  
  Our fees at the moment are :
  Full time - $90.00 - includes banquet
  Half time - $45.00 - half banquet cost
  Spares - $3.00/game
  
  
• Opening meeting and practice on October 5 at 1 pm !.
  
  
• The ice schedule for the 2011 - 2012 season is now available, see schedule
  
  
• The Teams page has been updated with the 2011-2012 team rosters.
  
  
• There are openings for curlers, please contact Maureen Stephen-Rusnak , ph 888-6578.
  
  
• An application form is available online,
  Please click on Application Forms and select the appropriate link
  
  
• Executive for 2011-2012
  
President:                Maureen Stephen-Rusnak
Vice President:        Gail Henderson Brown
Secretary:               Cathy Schrader
Treasurer:                Judy Harrison
Committees :
Ice & Draw              Linda Engel, Donna Vendramelli
Publicity                 Colleen Molter
Prizes and Photos   Kathy Scott
Social Committee    Pat Newbury, Jennifer Morland, Jan Bissett

• LENGTH OF DRAWS
  The bell will ring 1 hour and 40 minutes after the 1:00 p.m. starting time.  Play the end in progress and one more.  No extra ends are to be played. For bell purposes, an end shall be considered complete and the next end in play when the last delivered rock of an end has crossed the nearest sweeping line and cannot be replayed. For example if the bell rings when the last delivered rock of end #6 is running between the hog lines then end #7 has already started for bell purposes and end #8 will be considered as the "next end".