History
Men's Assoc. Minutes 1980-81 through 1989-90The recording of the history of the PEI Curling Association (Men's and Ladies) and curling clubs on PEI is part of a project initiated by Jerry Muzika through the PEI Curling Association with the view to preserving the curling heritage of Prince Edward Island. Minutes from the Associations and some of the curling clubs have been reviewed and excerpts taken and compiled chronologically. Some anecdotal accounts have also been included for their historical interest.
Thank you - to all who have cooperated and participated in this project. Especially to Debbie Carragher and Janet Doiron at Sport PEI, Shirley Lank, Cornwall Curling Club, Ron Atkinson, Belvedere, and all those who located minutes and entrusted them to me as I carried out my review. Any errors and/or omissions are unintentional and corrections should be passed on to me at this web site. - Jerry Muzika
The following are the minutes of the PEI Curling Association (Men's) 1980-81 through 1989-90.
Click the links to view other years:
1934 through 1949-50 1950-51 through 1959-60 1960-61 through 1969-80 1970-71 through 1979-80
P.E.I.C.A./P.E.I.L.C.A
Past President Jerry Muzika/Marguerite MacEwen
President Ivan MacDougall/Donna Seres
1ST Vice President Freeman Miles/Cathy Dillon
2ND Vice President Paul Seres/Lois Hennessey
3RD Vice President
Secretary-Treasurer Reg Newson/June Moyaert
Curl Canada Co-ordinator Gordon Hermann
Marketing Co-ordinator
Junior Co-ordinator Bob Dillon
Provincial Games Jerry Muzika and Alan Robinson/Wanda Hunter
Mens Winners
Runners-up
WomensWinners
Bev Millar Betty Miles
Norma Worth Wanda MacLean
Runners-up
Janet MacDonald Sharon Knox
Fern Riggs Doris MacLeod
Mixed Winners
Runners-up
Senior Winners
Mens
Runners-up
Senior Winners
Womens Elizabeth MacDonald Sybil MacMillan
Gladys Reid Alma MacDonald
Runners-up
Junior Winners
Mens
Runners-up
Junior Winners
Womens Heather Madar Jackie Knox
Jennifer Ready Simone MacKenzie
Runners-up
MINUTES OF ANNUAL MEETING P.E.I.C.A.
Minutes of the Annual Meeting of the P.E.I.C.A. held on May 26, 1981 at the Belvedere Golf and Winter Club.
The meeting was called to order by President Ivan MacDougall.
Reports
President-Ivan MacDougall
Secretary - Treasurer-Reg S. Newson
Games-Freeman Miles
C. C. A. Tankard-Jerry Muzika
Curl Canada-Gordon Hermann
Mixed-Alan Robinson
Junior Mens-Bob Dillon
Senior Mens-Frank Acorn
Moved by Dave Kassner and seconded by John McTaggart that these reports be accepted as presented.MOTION CARRIED
We then had the report of the Nominating Committee and the election of officers for the coming year.
Nominating was: Jerry Muzika - Chairman
Alan Robinson
Louis Kays
Their report was as follows:
Past President-Ivan MacDougall
President-Freeman Miles
1ST Vice President-Paul Seres
2ND Vice President-Ken MacDonald
Secretary - Treasurer-Reg S. Newson
There was one nomination from the floor for 2nd Vice President. The name of Albert Mosher was moved by Bill MacFarlane and seconded by Doug Cameron.
Reg S. Newson
Secretary - Treasurer
P.E.I.C.A./P.E.I.L.C.A.
Past President Ivan MacDougall/Donna Seres
President Freeman Miles/Cathy Dillon
1ST Vice President Paul Seres/Lois Hennessey
2ND Vice President Albert Mosher/Elayne Thomson
3RD Vice President
Secretary-Treasurer Reg Newson/Norma White
Curl Canada Co-ordinator Gordon Hermann
Marketing Co-ordinator
Junior Co-ordinator Bob Dillon
Provincial Games Jerry Muzika and Alan Robinson/Lorna Smith
Mens Winners
Runners-up
Womens Winners
Gloria Large Wanda Aulenback
Diane Bradley Irene MacDonald
Runners-up
Elizabeth MacDonald Sybil MacMillan
Gladys Reid Alma MacDonald
Mixed Winners
Bill Merklinger Kim MacLeod
Peter Gallant Kathie Burke
Runners-up
Ted MacFadyen Nancy MacFadyen
Bill MacFadyen Dawn MacFadyen
Senior Winners
Mens
Dr. Wen MacDonald
Runners-up
Senior Winners
Womens
Joyce Beer Cory Ward
Shirley Vienot Jennie Farquharson
Runners-up
Eunice Cudmore Edna Lord
Vinnie Simmons Fran Carmichael
Junior Winners
Mens Wade MacRae Paul Dillon
Mike Dillon RoyWhitlock
Runners-up
Junior Winners
Womens Heather Madar Nancy Webster
Dawn Carragher Julie Scales
Runners-up
Tracy Hubley Jan MacNeil
Tammy Hubley Sharon Hume
MINUTES OF ANNUAL MEETING
Minutes of the annual meeting of the P.E.I.C.A. held on May 25, 1982 at the Summerside Curling Club.
The meeting was called to order by President Freeman Miles.
Reports
President Freeman Miles
Secretary - Treasurer Reg S. Newson
C. C. A. Tankard Jerry Muzika
Senior Men Given by Reg Newson for Frank Acorn
Junior Men Bob Dillon
Mixed Alan Robinson
Games Albert Mosher
Curl Canada Gordon Hermann
We then had the report of the Nominating Committee and the election of officers for the coming year.
Committee was Ivan MacDougall, Jerry Muzika and Alan Robinson.
Their report was as follows:
Past President Freeman Miles
President Hugh Robbins
1ST Vice President Albert Mosher
2ND Vice President Norm Thow
Secretary - Treasurer Reg S. Newson
Junior Representative Bob Dillon
Tankard Representative Ivan MacDougall
Senior Representative Don Hutchinson
Mixed Representative Alan Robinson
Auditor Peter MacDonald
A secret ballot was then held with John McTaggart and Jerry Muzika looking after the vote. Results of the vote as listed below.
Leonard Murphy over Norm Thow for 2nd Vice President.
Terry Murphy over Ivan MacDougall and Merrill Wigginton for Tankard Representative.
Reg S. Newson
Secretary - Treasurer
PEI CURLING ASSOCIATION
REPORT OF THE PRESIDENT 1981-1982
I was invited to the opening of two clubs in 1982, the Cornwall and Summerside, and that can only be good for our Association in PEI.
Congratulations to Jerry Muzika who has been elected Third Vice President of the C.C.A. I am sure he will do a good job.
Respectfully submitted,
Freeman Miles
P.E.I.C.A./P.E.I.L.C.A.
Past President Freeman Miles/Cathy Dillon
President Hugh Robbins/Lois Hennessey
1ST Vice President Albert Mosher/Elayne Thomson
2ND Vice President Leonard Murphy/Lorna Smith
3RD Vice President
Secretary-Treasurer Reg Newson/Norma White
Curl Canada Co-ordinator Gordon Hermann
Marketing Co-ordinator
Junior Co-ordinator Bob Dillon/Lorna Smith
Provincial Games Terry Murphy/ Alan Robinson Mabel Gardiner
Mens Winners
Ted MacFadyen Bill MacFadyen
Mike Coady Sandy Foy
Runners-up
Roger Goss Doug MacEachern
Gerald Hood Bob Corrigan
Womens Winners
Kim MacLeod Cathy Dillon
Karen MacDonald Kathie Burke
Runners-up
Elayne Thomson Ruth Cutcliffe
Louise Thomson Julia Robinson
Mixed Winners
Doug Weeks Heather Madar
Billy Dillon Marilyn Sutherland
Runners-up
Senior Winners
Mens Art Ballem
Runners-up
Senior Winners
Womens Lou Picard Gen Enman
Marie Gaudet Kathleen MacDonald
Runners-up
Kay Hughes Edith Worth
Kay Watson Helen Robbins
Junior Winners
Mens Wade MacRae Blair Weeks
Paul Dillon Mike Dillon
Runners-up
David King John Griffin
Scott Clark Scott Oliver
Junior Winners
Womens Nancy Coffin Pamela Sherren
Sharon Cole Heather Worth
Runners-up
Tracy Hubley Jan MacNeil
Tammy Hubley Sharon Hume
P.E.I.C.A./P.E.I.L.C.A.
Past President Hugh Robbins/Lois Hennessey
President Albert Mosher/Elayne Thomson
1ST Vice President Leonard Murphy/Lorna Smith
2ND Vice President Ernie Stavert/Myrna Gallant
3RD Vice President
Secretary-Treasurer Peter MacDonald/Norma White
Curl Canada Co-ordinator Garry Cudmore
Marketing Co-ordinator
Junior Co-ordinator Hugh Robbins/Myrna Gallant
Provincial GamesTerry Murphy and Alan Robinson/Louise Balanyk
Mens Winners
Dr.Wayne Matheson
Runners-up
Womens Winners
Barbara Currie Bev Millar
Ann Currie Marnie Noye
Runners-up
Kim MacLeod Cathy Dillon
Karen MacDonald Kathie Gallant
Mixed Winners
John Likely Marion Partridge
Billy Dillon Judy Lund
Runners-up
Senior Winners
Mens Don Hutchinson
Runners-up
Senior Winners
Womens Lou Picard Gen Enman
Marie Gaudet Mike Prowse
Runners-up
Kay Hughes Edith Worth
Kay Watson Helen Robbins
Junior Winners
Mens Alan Brown Mark Butler
Mike Dillon Phillip Gorveatt
Runners-up
Junior Winners
Womens Janice MacCallum Shelley Muzika
Karolyn Godfrey Anne Partridge
Runners-up
Tammy Cudmore Tracey Dillon
Cathy Thompson Trisha Williams
Minutes of Meeting
Monday, June 25, 1984
Silver Fox Curling & Yacht Club, Summerside
Present:
Executive: Leonard Murphy, President, Bill MacFadyen, 2nd Vice President
Albert Mosher, Past President, Norman Thow, Secretary-Treasurer
Reps: Terry Murphy, Men's, Hugh Robbins, Junior
Ivan MacDougall, Mixed, John MacTaggert, 8 Year
Delegates:Bill Glydon, Alberton, Wayne MacQuarrie, C.F.B.
Bob Matheson, O'Leary, Lloyd Brenton, C.F.B.
Simon Arsenault, Silver Fox, Charlie Thompson, Crapaud
Edwin Walker, Silver Fox, Peter MacDonald, Ch'town C.C.
Curl Canada:No Report.
New Business
The following three additional recommendations from the Annual Meeting were reviewed and discussed.
1.That the history of the PEI Curling Association be recorded.
2.That responsibility for nominations to the PEI Sports Hall of Fame be determined.
3.That responsibility for nominations for Honourary Life Memberships to the PEI Curling Association be determined.
It was moved by John MacTaggert, seconded by Peter MacDonald, that a committee be formed to establish guidelines for recording the history of the Association, membership as follows: Bill MacFadyen and John MacTaggert.
MOTION CARRIED
Action by: Bill MacFadyen & John MacTaggert
It was noted that the responsibility for nominations to the PEI Sports Hall of Fame and nominations for Honourary Life Membership to the PEI Curling Association are the responsibility of the Provincial Games Chairman.
It was moved by Peter MacDonald, seconded by Albert Mosher, that these responsibilities be written into the By-Laws and brought before the 1985 Annual Meeting.
MOTION CARRIED
Action by: Norman Thow
Nomination of a co-ordinator responsible for nominations to the Curling Hall of Fame was discussed. It was suggested that Freeman Miles be approached.
Arnold Alfred Llewellyn and Anthony Arthur Burke were presented at the Annual Meeting as nominees to the Curling Hall of Fame. Their names were forwarded by Jerry Muzika.
Peter MacDonald moved and Simon Arsenault seconded, that the PEI Curling Association officially endorse their nomination.
MOTION CARRIED
Action by: Norman Thow
Adjournment
There being no further business, Peter MacDonald moved and Norman Thow seconded that the meeting be adjourned.
Peter MacDonald
Secretary-Treasurer
P.E.I.C.A./P.E.I.L.C.A.
Past President Albert Mosher/Elayne Thomson
President Leonard Murphy/Lorna Smith
1ST Vice President Ernie Stavert/Louise Balanyk
2ND Vice President Bill MacFadyen/Norma Worth
3RD Vice President
Secretary-Treasurer Norman Thow/Norma White
Curl Canada Co-ordinator Gary Cudmore/Gary Cudmore
Marketing Co-ordinator
Junior Co-ordinator Hugh Robbins/Marilyn Sutherland
Provincial Games Ernie Stavert/Ruby MacDougall
Mens Winners
Wayne Matheson Doug Weeks
John Likely Billy Dillon
Ted MacFadyen
Runners-up
Ted MacFadyen Bill MacFadyen
Mike Coady Sandy Foy
Womens Winners
Kim Dolan Kathie Gallant
Cathy Dillon Karen MacDonald
Runners-up
Joan Butcher Shelley Muzika
Susan Lank Phyllis LeBlanc
Mixed Winners
John Fortier Lucie Jardine
Al Corbeil Sharon Fortier
Runners-up
Blair Weeks Wanda Collins
Doug Weeks Shelly Muzika
Senior Winners
Mens Dr. Wen MacDonald Auriel Morais
Jack Brown George McCannell
Runners-up
Senior Winners
Womens Lou Picard, Gen Enman
Marie Gaudet, Madge Prowse
Runners-up
Pat Allen, Edna Lord
Joyce Beer, Shirley Vienot
Junior Winners
Mens Kent Scales, Robert Campbell
Andy MacDonald, Phillip Gorveatte
Runners-up
David Nowlan Jamie McCarthy
Paul Snively Daryell Nowlan
JuniorWinners
Womens Tracy Hubley Karolyn Godfrey
Tammy Hubley Anne Partridge
Runners-up
Tammi Cudmore Tracey Dillon
Kathy Thompson Anne Dillon
MINUTES OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
Wednesday, May 22, 1985
Silver Fox Curling & Yacht Club
The meeting was called to order by President Leonard Murphy.
Reports
The following reports were given: President - Leonard Murphy; Secretary-Treasurer - Norman Thow; Games Chairman - Ernie Stavert; Tankard Representative - Terry Murphy; C.C.A. Mixed Representative - Ivan MacDougall; Junior Men's Representative - Hugh Robbins; Senior Mens Representative - Don Hutchinson; 8 Year Representative - John MacTaggart; Curl Canada - Gary Cudmore. It was moved by Norman Thow, seconded by John MacTaggart, that the reports be accepted as read.
MOTION CARRIED
Election of Officers and Representatives
The report from the Nominating Committee reflected the following: President - Ernest Stavert; 1ST Vice President - Bill MacFadyen; 2ND Vice President - Terry Murphy; Secretary-Treasurer - Norman Thow; Tankard Representative - Albert Mosher; Senior Men's Representative - Henry Peters.
Nominations from the floor were as follows: Tankard Representative - Allan Stevenson; Senior Men's Representative - Charles Thompson.
A secret ballot was conducted, officiated by Ivan MacDougall and Hugh Robbins. The winners were Alan Stevenson and Charles Thompson.
Adjournment
There being no further business, Norman Thow moved, Mike Brown seconded that the meeting be adjourned.
MOTION CARRIED
Norman Thow
Secretary-Treasurer
PRESIDENT'S REPORT - P.E.I.C.A.
There were several recommendations put forward at our last Annual Meeting by the membership and we are attempting to deal with the majority.
It was suggested that a record on the History of the P.E.I.C.A. be undertaken. We initially set up a committee to work on this, however, we received very little support from our clubs. Therefore, we decided to apply for a Summer Employment/Experience program. I am happy to announce that we were successful and we will have a student (History major) working on compiling our Club's history. This project and student will be under the very capable supervision of Mr. Don Hutchinson.
The nominations for Hall of Fame were submitted as requested.
Respectfully submitted,
Leonard Murphy
President, P.E.I.C.A.
P.E.I.C.A./P.E.I.L.C.A.
Past President Leonard Murphy/Lorna Smith
President Ernie Stavert/Louise Balanyk
1ST Vice President Bill MacFadyen/Norma Worth
2ND Vice President Terry Murphy/Marilyn MacKinnon
3RD Vice President
Secretary-Treasurer Norman Thow/Norma White
Curl Canada Co-ordinator Cheryl Thow
Marketing Co-ordinator
Junior Co-ordinator Hugh Robbins/Marilyn MacKinnon
Provincial Games Bill MacFadyen/Debbie Reeves
Mens Winners
Grant Somers, Mel Bernard
John MacWillams, Don Bourque
Steve Costain
Runners-up
Blair Weeks
Womens Winners
Barb Currie Bev Millar
Anne Currie Marnie Noye
Judy Sonier
Runners-up
Nancy Reid Joan Butcher
Janice MacCallum Shelly Muzika
Mixed Winners
Peter Gallant Kathie Gallant
Barry Stevenson Marion MacAulay
Runners-up
Blair Weeks Joan Butcher
Doug Weeks Shelly Muzika
Senior Winners
Mens Lorne Burke Bud Lund
John Stewart Norman MacNeil
Runners-up
Phil Perry
Senior Winners
Womens Ruth Cutcliffe Louise Thomson
Gertrude Ferguson Eleanor Tremere
Runners-up
Junior Winners
Mens Jamie McCarthy Daryell Nowlan
Paul Snivley Paul Power
Runners-up
Mike Callaghan Andrew Robinson
Sean Ledgerwood Morley Foy
Junior Winners
Womens Lori Robinson Angela Roberts
Anne Dillon Cathy Campbell
Runners-up
Anne Partridge
MINUTES OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
Tuesday, May 27, 1986
Cornwall Curling Club
The meeting was called to order by the President Ernie Stavert.
Reports
The following reports were given: President - Ernie Stavert; Secretary-Treasurer - Norman Thow; Games Chairman - Bill MacFadyen; Tankard Representative - Alan Stevenson; C.C.A. Mixed Representative - Ivan MacDougall; Junior Men's Representative - Ivan MacDougall; Junior Men's Representative - Hugh Robbins; Senior Men's Representative - Charlie Thompson; 8 Year Representative - John MacTaggart, Curl Canada - Cheryl Thow.
Election of Officers and Representatives
The report from the Nominating Committee reflected the following: President Bill MacFadyen ; 1ST Vice President - Terry Murphy; 2ND Vice President - John Fortier, Secretary-Treasurer Norman Thow, Junior Men's Representative - Albert Mosher.
Nominations from the floor were as follows: Junior Men's Representative - Edwin Walker.
A secret ballot was conducted and the winner was Albert Mosher.
It was moved by Allan Stevenson, seconded by Terry Murphy, that the ballots be destroyed.
MOTION CARRIED
ADJOURNMENT
There being no further business, it was moved by Blair Weeks, seconded by Gerry Campbell, that the meeting be adjourned.
MOTION CARRIED
Respectfully submitted,
Norman Thow
Secretary-Treasurer
P.E.I.C.A./P.E.I.L.C.A.
Past President Ernie Stavert/Louise Balanyk
President Bill MacFadyen/Norma Worth
1ST Vice President Terry Murphy/Marilyn MacKinnon
2ND Vice President John Fortier/Mabel Gardiner
3RD Vice President
Secretary-Treasurer Norman Thow/Joan Pye
Curl Canada Co-ordinator Cheryl Thow
Marketing Co-ordinator Ken Anderson
Junior Co-ordinator Albert Mosher/Mabel Gardiner
Provincial Games Audrey Inman
Mens Winners
Ted MacFadyen Bill MacFadyen
Mike Coady Sandy Foy
David MacFadyen
Runners-up
Al Corbeil Bob Dillon
Barry Stevenson John MacKay
Womens Winners
Kim Dolan Karen Jones
Nancy Reid Shelley Muzika
Cathy Dillon
Runners-up
Kathie Gallant Joan Butcher
Marie Corbeil Cheryl Thow
Mixed Winners
Peter Gallant Kathie Gallant
Phil Gorveatte Simone MacKenzie
Runners-up
Ted MacFadyen Nancy MacFadyen
Bill MacFadyen Dawn MacFadyen
Senior Winners
Mens Lloyd Lawless Phil Bernard
John Paton Clarence Gaudet
Runners-up
Ed Hardy Ivan Collicut
Joe Lord Ken Banks
Senior Winners
Womens Lou Picard Gen Enman
Marie Gaudet Mike Prowse
Runners-up
Edna Lord Pearl Giggey
Helen MacPhail Alma MacDonald
Junior Winners
Mens Jamie McCarthy Daryell Nowlan
Paul Power Ian Power
Runners-up
Mike Callaghan Andrew Robinson
Sean Ledgerwood Morley Foy
Junior Winners
Womens Lori Robinson Angela Roberts
Anne Dillon Susan Dowling
Runners-up
Pamela MacCallum Susan Power
Vanessa MacCallum Anne Marie Sambrooke
PRESIDENT'S REPORT
The 1986 -1987 curling year for the P.E.I.C.A. has been very busy.
The Provincial Playdowns witnessed some important changes this past year, going to a triple knock-out in the Final Eights of the Tankard. Our officiating was handled for the first time by our Curl Canada Division and both these steps proved to be positive in my mind and should be continued and supported by our Association.
This past year saw a national competition, the Mixed, held in Summerside and also saw a national champion come to PEI. Congratulations to Peter Gallant and his rink for their fantastic win. We were also shown what can be done with some enthusiastic people with some initiative.
In closing, I would like to thank the Executive for their support in the past year and in return wish them the best of support and progress in the upcoming year.
Respectfully submitted,
Bill MacFadyen
President, P.E.I.C.A.
P.E.I.C.A./P.E.I.L.C.A.
Past President Bill MacFadyen/Norma Worth
President Terry Murphy/Marilyn MacKinnon
1ST Vice President John Fortier/Mabel Gardiner
2ND Vice President Norm Thow/Shirley Lank
3RD Vice President Merrill Scott
Secretary-Treasurer Gordon Hermann/Kaye MacFadyen
Curl Canada Co-ordinator Barb Currie
Marketing Co-ordinator Ken Anderson
Junior Co-ordinator Albert Mosher/Shirley Lank
Provincial Games Diane Cudmore
Mens Winners
David MacFadyen Frank MacDonald
Neil MacFadyen Aiden Sheridan
Ted MacFadyen
Runners-up
Gary Cudmore, Lyle MacKay
Kevin Champion, Mark Butler
Womens Winners
Jennifer Ramsay, Terry Nicholson
June Moyaert, Fran McGowan
Irene Spriet
Runners-up
Lana Fraser, Marie Gaudet
Wanda MacLean, Mike Prowse
Mixed Winners
Ted MacFadyen, Nancy MacFadyen
Bill MacFadyen, Dawn MacFadyen
Runners-up
Peter Gallant, Kathie Gallant
Phil Gorveatte, Simone MacKenzie
Senior Winners
Mens
Runners-up
Senior Winners
Womens Edna Lord, Pearl Giggey
Margie Newsome, Helen MacPhail
Runners-up
Ruth Cutcliffe, Bev Millar
Louise Thomson, Gertrude Ferguson
Junior Winners
Mens Jamie McCarthy, Daryell Nowlan
Paul Power, Ian Power
Runners-up
Junior Winners
Womens Angela Roberts, Cathy Campbell
Anne Dillon, Gail MacNeill
Runners-up
Pamela MacCallum, Shelley Reeves
Vanessa MacCallum, Carol Lyle
MINUTES OF EXECUTIVE MEETING
February 14, 1988
Prince Edward Island Curling Association
Reports
President: Terry Murphy raised the matter of the Ice Technician's course. There was general agreement that we direct our attention to the course when it is held in Moncton every two years.
Carol Kennedy, Doug Cameron, Bill MacFarlane, and John Likely agreed to help complete etc. the P.E.I.C.A. history. It is expected to be complete by the end of February.
It was moved by Gary Cudmore, seconded by Albert Mosher, that hog line officials be used in the Provincial Pepsi Junior.
MOTION CARRIED
Treasurers Report: Gordon Hermann reported a present balance of $1,400.00 with all current bills paid.
Meeting adjourned.
Respectfully submitted,
Gordon Hermann
Secretary-Treasurer
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
Tuesday, June 14th, 1988
Silver Fox Curling Club, Summerside PE
The Annual Meeting of the Prince Edward Island Curling Association was held on Tuesday, June 14, 1988 at 7:30pm at the Silver Fox Curling Club. Summerside PEI.
In Attendance:
Executive: Terry Murphy, President, Gordon Hermann, Secretary-Treasurer
John B. Fortier, 1ST Vice President, Albert Mosher, Junior Development
Merrill Scott, 3RD Vice President
Bill MacFadyen, Past President
Barb Currie, Provincial Curl Canada Co-ordinator
Delegates: Ken Anderson, Ch'town, Fred Hiscock, C.F.B.
David Murphy, Ch'town, Everett Ward, C.F.B.
David MacFadyen, Crapaud, Rupert Sweetapple, Cornwall
Larry Dewar, Montague, Alan Stevenson, Cornwall
Donald Clarey, Montague, Orville Willis, O'Leary
Ernie Lord, Belvedere, Clair Sweet, O'Leary
Jim Smith, Belvedere, Sherrill Barwise, O'Leary
Wayne Gardiner, Crapaud, Edwin Walker, Summerside
Roy Hogan, Summerside
Minutes of Last Annual Meeting
There were no minutes from the last Annual Meeting as they could not be located.
Secretary-Treasurer's Report
The Treasurer reported that the total revenue for the 1987-1988 year was $20,360.00 with expenditures at $17, 945.00 for a surplus of $2,415.00.
Junior Development Chairman
Albert Mosher reported that 17 rinks entered the Pepsi Junior Mens competition at Crapaud.
Daryell Nowlan was awarded the C.C.A. scholarship. He recommended that the P.E.I.C.A. adopt the "Code of Conduct".
It was moved by Albert Mosher, seconded by Rupert Sweetapple that the "Code of Conduct" for Junior Men's Curling be adopted as read.
MOTION CARRIED
Provincial Curl Canada Co-ordinator
Barb Currie. Level I and Level II were scheduled but both were canceled. A Level II Officiating Course was canceled in March because no instructor was available. Ms. Currie requested more guidelines regarding officiating.
It was moved by Barb Currie and seconded by Albert Mosher that this report be received as read.
MOTION CARRIED
Election of Officers
It was moved by Bill MacFadyen, seconded by Ken Anderson that the following slate of officers be elected.
President John B. Fortier
1st Vice President Merrill Scott
2ND Vice President Alan Stevenson
3RD Vice President
MOTION CARRIED
Ratify Dues
It was moved by Terry Murphy and seconded by Edwin Walker that the dues for the 1988 - 1989 be as follows:
$5.00 per curler
$30.00 per ice
$10.00 per participant card MOTION CARRIED
Adjournment
It was moved by Albert Mosher that the meeting adjourn.
Respectfully submitted,
Gordon Hermann
Secretary - Treasurer
PRESIDENT'S REPORT - 1988
The new constitution approved at the 1987 Annual Meeting became the basis of the organization during the year. I feel the changes which we put in place were a positive step in giving our clubs a stronger voice in running the Association.
We started a program to promote curling in the province which I feel will pay dividends in the future.
Some changes were made at the Rules Committee meetings. These include: a change to the sweeping rule which now clearly defines the correct method of sweeping, a change to the interpretation on touched running stones, a new rule which now permits a curler to use only one type of broom for sweeping during a game, work will continue on a decisions manual for our sport.
The use of a 5th player was encouraged during the Brier.
The Peter Gallant 1987 National Mixed Championship team was named Team of the Year by Sport PEI.
A number of Thank yous.
4.Jerry Muzika who provided me with much help and direction over the past seven years.
5.To the PEI Curling Association who gave me an opportunity to serve over the last eight years.
Respectfully submitted,
Terry Murphy
June 14, 1988
President
PEI Curling Association
P.E.I.C.A. / P.E.I.L.C.A.
Past President Terry Murphy/Marilyn MacKinnon
President John Fortier/Mabel Gardiner
1ST Vice President Merrill Scott/Shirley Lank
2ND Vice President Alan Stevenson/Helen Robbins
3RD Vice President Clair Sweet
Secretary-Treasurer Gordon Hermann/Janice Burns
Curl Canada Co-ordinator Barb Currie
Marketing Co-ordinator Ken Anderson/Gayle Johnston
Junior Co-ordinator Albert Mosher/Helen Robbins
Provincial Games Pat Schurman
Mens Winners
Doug Weeks Blair Weeks
David Weeks Roy Rodd
Runners-up
Womens Winners
Kathie Gallant Susan McInnis
Kathy O'Rourk eBea MacDonald
Runners-up
Shirley Berry Marie MacDonald
Pam Sherren Kim Andrews
Mixed Winners
Robert Campbell Angela Roberts
Mark O'Rourke Kathy O'Rourke
Runners-up
Ted MacFadyen Nancy MacFadyen
Bill MacFadyen Dawn MacFadyen
SeniorWinners
Mens
Runners-up
Senior Winners
Womens Ruth Cutcliffe, Louise Thomson,
Mabel Gardiner, Gertrude Ferguson
Runners-up
Gen Enman, Bev Millar
Marie Gaudet, Wanda MacLean
Junior Winners
Mens Sean Matheson, Paul Power,
Ian Power, Dean MacDonald
Runners-up
Craig Arsenault, Mike Gaudet,
Eddie MacKenzie, Garth Lefurgey
Junior Winners
Womens Shelly Danks, Gail MacNeill,
Tricia MacGregor, Cheri Currie
Runners-up
Pam MacCallum, Vanessa MacCallum
Shelly Reeves, Carol Lyle
1988 -1989 CURLING INFORMATION
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
CURLING ANNOUNCES 1988 SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS
The scholarships on the CCA side are each worth $1,500.00 and the four recipients are Daryell Nowlan, Summerside, PEI.
MINUTES OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
Tuesday, June 13, 1989
Charlottetown Curling Club
The Annual Meeting of the Prince Edward Island Curling Association was held on Tuesday, June 13, 1989 at 7:30 pm at the Charlottetown Curling Club, Charlottetown, PEI.
In Attendance
Executive: John B. Fortier, President, Merrill Scott, 1ST Vice President
Alan Stevenson, 2ND Vice President, Clair Sweet, 3RD Vice President
Terry Murphy, Past President, Gordon Hermann, Secretary-Treasurer
Albert Mosher, Jr. Development, John MacTaggart, 8 Year Trustee
Delegates: Rupert Sweetapple, Cornwall, Fred Hiscock, C.F.B.
Edwin Walker, Silver Fox, Bob Hubbard, Alberton
Scott Johnston, Belvedere, Boyde White, Charlottetown
Sherrill Barwise, Maple Leaf, Ken Anderson, Charlottetown
Bob Matheson, Maple Leaf, Phillip MacInnis, Montague
David Weeks, Charlottetown, Donald Clary, Montague
Jerry Muzika, Charlottetown
Minutes of the Annual Meeting
It was moved by Alan Stevenson, seconded by John MacTaggart that the minutes of the last Annual Meeting June 14, 1988 be approved as printed. Carried.
Presidents Report
The highlight of the year was the Robert Campbell rink winning the Canadian Mixed Curling Championship.
Secretary - Treasurers Report
Gordon Hermann reported an income of $21,780.00 and an expenditure of $23,637.00 for a loss of $1,857.00. It was moved by Gordon Hermann, seconded by Alan Stevenson that the Treasurers Report be accepted. Carried.
Other Reports
Second Vice President
Alan Stevenson reported that the Bud Lund rink of Charlottetown had won the Five Team Masters Competition. He thanked Jim Smith of Belvedere and Duck Acorn and the Fifty and Over club for their co-operation. Alan Stevenson moved the adoption of this report. Seconded by Scott Johnston. Carried.
Third Vice-President
Clair Sweet reported that the D. Alex MacDonald 8 Year was held in Alberton with 12 teams competing. The Grant Somers rink were the winners. Special thanks to D. Alex MacDonald Ltd. for their 18 years of continued sponsorship.
Clair Sweet moved the adoption of this report. Seconded by Sherrill Barwise. Carried.
Curl Canada
Barb Currie, Curl Canada Co-ordinator forwarded a written report. In September the Provincial Course Conductors Seminar was hosted by PEI. Two conductors, Gayle Johnston and Ed MacMurdo attended. Three Technical Clinics were held.
Level II-Summerside-5 participants
Level I-O'Leary-7 participants
Level I-Belvedere-18 participants
All participants passed. Presently there are 35 certified Level I's and 8 Certified Level II's.
John Fortier moved the adoption of this report. Seconded by Clair Sweet. Carried.
Junior Development
Albert Mosher reported that eighteen teams entered the Pepsi Junior at the Craupaud Curling Club. The Sean Ledgerwood rink were the winners and represented the province at the National Pepsi Junior in Winnipeg. The Consolation section again proved to be popular.
Notes: Good co-operation was received from Seamans, media coverage was extensive; Pepsi Junior
dates should not coincide with another provincial because of the difficulty of being in two places at the same time. It was suggested that the age be reduced to Under 17 for the 1995 Games. Level II certification be required for 1991. Game people requested Level III. All clubs hosting must be a Pepsi house. The CCA rejected Junior Competition Cards.
Albert Mosher moved the adoption of this report. Seconded by Fred Hiscock. Carried.
8 Year Trustee Report
John MacTaggard reported that he was stepping down as Trustee for PEI. He also noted that he had been notified that Atlantic Wholesalers has relinquished its sponsorship after 42 years.
It was moved by John MacTaggard that his report be adopted. Seconded by Fred Hiscock. Carried.
Election of Officers
Past President John Fortier presented the following slate of officers: President Merrill Scott, 1ST Vice President Alan Stevenson, 2ND Vice President Clair Sweet, Third Vice President Edwin Walker, Junior Development Chairman, Blair Weeks. Scott Johnston seconded the nominations. The Past President called for nominations from the floor three times for each position. No further nominations were received. John Fortier declared the report of the nominations be carried.
New Business
Jerry Muzika asked for an update on the progress of the history of the P.E.I.C.A. John Fortier reported that a student had been hired but he was unable to complete the project.
Adjournment
There being no further business, Albert Mosher moved the meeting be adjourned.
Gordon Hermann
Secretary-Treasurer
Presidents Report
June 13, 1989
I would particularly like to thank the following: Rex McCarvelle and Lyall Huggan for the Intramural School program, to the Charlottetown Curling Club and Cornwall Curling Club for introducing the Little Rocks to our Future Curlers.
Our highlight for this curling season was the 1989 Canadian Mixed Curling Championship team of Robert Campbell, Angela Roberts, Mark O'Rourke and Kathy O'Rourke. For Prince Edward Island to win two of the last three years makes me proud as a curler and I am sure you all feel the same way.
Respectfully submitted, John Fortier, President, P.E.I.C.A
P.E.I.C.A./P.E.I.L.C.A.
Past President John Fortier/Mabel Gardiner
President Merrill Scott/Shirley Lank
1ST Vice President Alan Stevenson/Helen Robbins
2ND Vice President Clair Sweet/Kaye MacFadyen
3RD Vice President Edwin Walker
Secretary-Treasurer Gordon Hermann/ Darlene Kneabone
Curl Canada Co-ordinator Barb Currie
Marketing Co-ordinator Ken Anderson/Gayle Johnston
Junior Co-ordinator Blair Weeks/Kaye MacFadyen
Provincial Games Gladys Wright
Mens Winners
Ted MacFadyen Bill MacFadyen
Mike Coady Sandy Foy
David MacFadyen
Runners-up
Peter Gallant Robert Campbell
Mark O'Rourke Mark Butler
WomensWinners
Kim Dolan Karen Jones
Shelley MuzikaJanice MacCallum
Cathy Dillon
Runners-up
Joan Butcher, Gail Hayes
Jennifer Ready MacDonald
Kaye MacFadyen
Mixed Winners
Peter MacDonald Joanne Postma
Rod MacDonald Karen MacDonald
Runners-up
Preston Dockendorf Gail MacNeill
Larry Dewar Janet Kemp
Senior Winners
Mens Boyde White Allison Saunders
Jerry Muzika Don Rogers
Runners-up
Senior Winners
Womens Gen Enman Marie Gaudet
Wanda MacLean Mary Campbell
Runners-up
Ruth Cutcliffe Audrey Inman
Mabel Gardiner Gertrude Ferguson
Junior Winners
Mens Sean Matheson
Runners-up
Mark McLure
Junior Winners
Womens Shelly Danks Pamela MacCallum
Tricia MacGregor Vanessa MacCallum
Runners-up
Ambyr Sentner, Pam Sweetapple
Karen MacInnis, Nancy Balderson
Minutes of Annual Meeting
Tuesday, May 29, 1990
Montague Curling Club
The Annual Meeting of the Prince Edward Island Curling Association was held on Tuesday, May 29, 1990 at 7:30 pm at the Montague Curling Club, Montague, PEI.
In Attendance:
Executive: Merrill D. Scott, President, Alan Stevenson, 1ST Vice President
Clair Sweet, 2ND Vice President, John B. Fortier, Past President
Blair Weeks, Junior Development, Boyd White, Atlantic Trustee
Gordon Hermann, Secretary-Treasurer
Delegates: Sherrill Barwise, Maple Leaf, Rupert Sweetapple, Cornwall
Orville Willis, Maple Leaf, Dave MacFadyen, Crapaud
Fred Hiscock, CFB, David Weeks, Charlottetown
Ev Ward, CFB, Ken Anderson, Charlottetown
Phillip McInnis, Montague, Bob Hubbard, Alberton
Donald Clarey, Montague, Larry Dewar, Montague
Minutes of Last Annual Meeting
It was moved by John B. Fortier, seconded by Boyde White that the minutes of the last Annual Meeting, June 13, 1989 be approved as printed. Carried.
Curl Canada
Curl Canada Co-ordinator, Barb Currie, forwarded a written report. It was moved by Gordon Hermann, seconded by Donald Clarey that the Curl Canada report be accepted. Carried.
Proposed Constitution
President Merrill Scott presented a draft copy of the proposed constitution of the amalgamated P.E.I.C.A. and the P.E.I.L.C.A. It was moved by Boyde White, seconded by Orville Willis that the P.E.I.C.A. amalgamate with the P.E.I.L.C.A. to form the PEI Curling Association which will administer the sport of curling in PEI. Carried.
Annual Meeting
It was decided to consult with the ladies section of the Amalgamation committee to establish a date for the combined Annual Meeting.
Adjournment
There being no further business, the President declared the meeting adjourned.
Gordon Hermann
Secretary-Treasurer
President's Report
Submitted by Merrill D. Scott
May 29, 1990, Annual Meeting
Our 1989-90 Curling Association's year has quickly come to an end. I believe we have taken great strides in curling during the last year, bearing in mind that we have limited dollars to work with. However, I admit that more can and could be done in future.
Little Rockers
It is with pleasure that three or four clubs have the foresight to provide small curling rocks, so that interest in curling can begin at a much younger age. In hockey, kids start very young. I feel we have to be competitive with hockey. I know we can as it does not cost very many dollars to suit up a junior curler.
New Facilities
During the last couple of years we had an additional ice surface installed in the Souris Curling Club, a brand new body over the ice surface at Crapaud, improvements on Belvedere ice. At the western end of PEI, Alberton has begun plans to add an additional ice surface.
In Closing
I wish to sincerely thank my executive. They were an excellent group to work with, as well as the whole delegate group from all the clubs.
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