Monday, November 16, 2020 at 12:57PM
NOTE: Waivers MUST be signed by all members and spares prior to stepping foot on the ice
See the links below for the complete set of guidlines as well as the waivers:
PRCC Return to Play Guidelines
Covid-19 Declaration and Waiver
CURLING CANADA - RELEASE OF LIABILITY, WAIVER OF CLAIMS AND INDEMNITY AGREEMENT
Monday, October 19, 2020 at 07:04PM
Hi members,
With a lot of consideration the board has decided to go forward with opening the club this year as long as we can get 25 teams paid and registered on or before October 28th, 2020. We can not put ice in if we don’t have the people and the dollars to make it happen. So please have a look at the registration form along with payment details at the links below. We are asking that the payment be made by one person (the skip) and that person can collect from the other teammates.
We will be following the guidelines set by Alberta Canada curlingalberta.ca and AHS to make it a safe and enjoyable year. With your registration Peace River Curling Club also expects your full cooperation in enforcing the COVID-19 protocols by Curling Alberta. Examples such as following the directional arrows, 2 meter social distancing, staggered start times, following posted new rules of curling, ensure wearing of masks if social distancing can not be maintained, 4 person team at one table when upstairs and obey signage in locker rooms and bathrooms.
“ WE NEED VOLUNTEERS MORE THAN EVER!!!” so please indicate on the registration form where you can volunteer your time.
The board has made a decision to NOT allow refunds once the season commences. That means if the government mandates a shutdown of our club due to COVID-19 we will not be refunding your curling fees. Also, anyone who does not follow provincial guidelines will be asked to leave the club without a refund.
Looking forward to a new and exciting curling season!
Registration Links:
Monday, September 28, 2020 at 03:33PM The public is invited to a Board Meeting on Wednesday October 14th at 6:30pm at the Peace River Curling Club. At this meeting, the Board of Directors will make the final decision whether the Peace River Curling Club will open or close for the 2020/21 curling season. Financial projections and the member survey will be reviewed at this meeting before the vote is made. All members and anyone from the general public is welcome to attend.
The Annual General Meeting will follow where all positions on the Board of Directors will be voted in.
Friday, October 18, 2019 at 01:58AM All skips should have received an email from Team Linkt, our NEW league management app! Click on the link in the email to access the app and add your teammates to the app.
The direct link to our schedules can be accessed here: https://leagues.teamlinkt.com/prcc/Schedule
Sunday, October 6, 2019 at 10:10PM
Saturday, August 31, 2019 at 04:29PM Attention Members: We need your help! We are hosting a Work Bee on Thursday September 12th from 5:00pm - 8:00pm at the club. We need at least 10 people to help with a variety of items including fixing a light fixture on the ceiling, screwing in panels to cover the peeling paint in the rink, and hanging memoriabilia on the memorabilia wall.
Please RSVP at PeaceRiverCurlingClub@gmail.com so we know how many can attend. Thank you for your help!
Join us on Wednesday September 25th at 6:30pm at the club for our Annual General Meeting. The following positions are urgently needed: Treasurer, Secretary and Directors. The position of President is also available, but Jody is willing to stay on for one more year if needed.
Our Board continues to get smaller, which puts more pressure on fewer people. If you are willing to take on any responsibilities, any help would be greatly appreciated!
Register your team in person or by phone on Wednesday September 25th from 5:00-6:30pm. Online registration is also available CLICK HERE. Official start up dates will be established at the Annual General Meeting, but we usually start shortly after Thanksgiving.
Thursday, July 11, 2019 at 10:55PM
The Peace River Curling Club is currently seeking a Bar Manager for the 2019/20 curling season (October 2019 to March 2020). Duties include ordering and stocking alcohol and snacks, cleaning, and organizing bartenders for bonspiels and private parties. The full job description is below. Groups wanting to share the work are also encouraged to apply.
To apply, please email your resume to PeaceRiverCurlingClub@gmail.com. The deadline to apply is August 15, 2019. All applications will be reviewed by the Board of Directors before a decision is made.
Job Description
Manage alcohol, non-alcoholic drinks, supplies and snacks throughout the season. Management includes ordering and transporting all items, and stocking shelves at the club. Larger orders are needed during bonspiels throughout the season.
Supply grocery and alcohol as needed during all major events.
Schedule and manage bar staff during bonspiels (5 per year), rentals/Christmas parties (3 per year) and Districts (1 per year).
Keep the bar clean - includes washing dishes, dishcloths and towels when needed.
Take bottles to bottle depot regularly.
Take cardboard to recycle bin.
Manage financials for the bar, including doing bank deposits every few weeks and after major events, and maintaining a float in the till.
Weekly cash outs
a) ”Z” out the till and print out the slips for the week
b) replenish the float as needed (extra coin etc.)
c) Cash dropped into the safe (or we can setup night deposits, so the bar manager can do weekly deposits themselves)
d) Print out all the POS system daily deposits for Monday, possibly Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
Bonspiels
a)”Z” out the till and print out the slips for the week before the bonspiel starts
b) zero out the till and do up the deposit (or safe drop) for weekly sales
c) Print out all the POS system daily deposits for Monday, possibly Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday
d) Ensure there is enough change for the bonspiel for the weekend
e) Pull cash from the till on multiple days during the bonspiels (or have it dropped in the safe) so there isn’t excess cash sitting in the till
Beginning of the year:
-Schedule cooler and ice box start up maintenance
-Make first alcohol order
-Ensure adequate float is available
-Stock all groceries and snacks
End of year:
-Return unopened cases of alcohol for refund
-Sell remaining opened cases at discount. Do not sell unopened cases.
-Unplug and clean out coolers, ice box and popcorn machine
-Take in remaining bottles and recycling
-Final deposit
For health inspector:
-Pest records must be kept including a written record of all pest control measure used
-Rusty freezer must be replaced
-Bar must be cleaned after each use
-All food equipment must be cleaned after use
Tuesday, September 11, 2018 at 11:34PM Please join us for our annual Registration Nights and Annual General Meeting! Stop by the rink to register for a league, Learn to Curl, or junior curling. Thanks for supporting our curling club and we look forward to another great curling season!
Registration Nights
Tuesday September 25, 2018 6:00 - 8:00pm
Wednesday September 26, 2018 6:00 - 7:30pm
Annual General Meeting
Wednesday September 26, 2018 7:30pm
We are seeking new Board Members! Becoming a Board Member is a great way to get involved in the curling community and learn more about how to run a curling club. We meet only once a month to make all the important decisions involved in running the club. We are currently seeking a Secretary and a Men's League Rep. Please join us!
Monday, September 3, 2018 at 03:03PM The Peace River Curling Club is seeking a part-time Bar Manager for the 2018/19 curling season! Please see the job description below for more information. To apply, please show your interested by emailing peacerivercurlingclub@gmail.com with any relevant information by Tuesday September 25, 2018. All proposals will be reviewed on September 26th by the Board of Directors.
Bar Manager Job Description
Manage alcohol, non-alcoholic drinks, supplies and snacks throughout the season. Management includes ordering and transporting all items, and stocking shelves at the club. Larger orders are needed during bonspiels throughout the season.
Supply grocery and alcohol as needed during all major events.
Schedule and manage bar staff during bonspiels (5 per year), rentals/Christmas parties (3 per year) and Districts (1 per year).
Keep the bar clean - includes washing dishes, dishcloths and towels when needed.
Take bottles to bottle depot regularly.
Take cardboard to recycle bin.
Manage financials for the bar, including doing bank deposits every few weeks and after major events, and maintaining a float in the till.
Weekly cash outs
a) ”Z” out the till and print out the slips for the week
b) replenish the float as needed (extra coin etc.)
c) Cash dropped into the safe (or we can setup night deposits, so the bar manager can do weekly deposits themselves)
d) Print out all the POS system daily deposits for Monday, possibly Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
Bonspiels
a)”Z” out the till and print out the slips for the week before the bonspiel starts
b) zero out the till and do up the deposit (or safe drop) for weekly sales
c) Print out all the POS system daily deposits for Monday, possibly Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday
d) Ensure there is enough change for the bonspiel for the weekend
e) Pull cash from the till on multiple days during the bonspiels (or have it dropped in the safe) so there isn’t excess cash sitting in the till
Beginning of the year:
-Schedule cooler and ice box start up maintenance
-Make first alcohol order
-Ensure adequate float is available
-Stock all groceries and snacks
End of year:
-Return unopened cases of alcohol for refund
-Sell remaining opened cases at discount. Do not sell unopened cases.
-Unplug and clean out coolers, ice box and popcorn machine
-Take in remaining bottles and recycling
-Final deposit
For health inspector:
-Pest records must be kept including a written record of all pest control measure used
-Rusty freezer must be replaced
-Bar must be cleaned after each use
-All food equipment must be cleaned after use
