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On Friday September 6th we will have our annual meeting. You can bring up any issues you like and vote for the club executive. Please email us at chesshamilton@gmail.com if you want to mention an issue to be discussed in detail.
Hamilton Club Championship - Friday Sep 13
Registration 7:00pm
Tournament begins 7:30pm or asap.
On Friday September 13th we begin our Club Championship. This is an 8 round series (1 game per week) with an entry fee of 15 dollars. Just be aware of one thing: Since this event begins on Friday the 13th it will be a very scary tournament!
Schedule:
Registration at 7:00 pm
Games begin at 7:30 pm
This tournament will have 8 games. One game per week
Round 1 – Friday September 13
Round 2 – Friday September 20
Round 3 – Friday September 27
Round 4 – Friday October 4
Round 5 – Friday October 11
Round 6 – Friday October 18
Round 7 – Friday October 25
Round 8 – Friday November 1
Registration:
Please come to our club at 7:00 pm any of the weeks to register
Fees and Memberships:
Tournament Entry Fee $15.00
Club Membership Weekly $3.00
Club Membership Yearly $50.00
Juniors and ladies $30.00
Family $60.00
CFC memberships $48.00 Contact:
For all questions and concerns please don't hesitate to email us at chesshamilton@gmail.com
At our annual meeting we have agreed to pay the rating fees for members for the next two tournaments. That means the entire entry fee for the club championship will go to the prize fund, and, the following tournament will have free entry. (Our five round events have an optional prize fund.)
If we think our club's numbers are high enough, we will have free entry for more tournaments following these two.
Our clubs membership fees are: 3 dollars per week or 50 dollars per year or 25 dollars a year plus 1 dollar per week. Juniors, students and ladies pay 30 dollars per year. Family membership are 60 dollars per year.
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