Ladies Winners

Angela Roberts, Sara Gatchell, Janice MacCallum, Nancy Reid

Leslie Allen

Runners-up

Kathy ORourke, Gail MacNeill, Bea Graham-MacDonald, Valerie Legault

Mixed Winners

John Likely, Susan McInnis, Mark Butler. Gail MacNeill

Runners-up

Doug Cameron, Kim Dolan, Paul Power, Nancy Reid

Senior Mens Winners

Bob Dillon, Paul Saulnier, John Stewart, Jerry Muzika

Runners-up

Wayne Gardiner, Fred Hiscock,  Raymond Thomson, Everett Ward

Senior Ladies Winners

Janet MacDonald, Donna McCarthy, Anne Currie, Bev Millar

Marg Campbell, Helen Robbins, Louise MacLeod, Sandra King

Junior Mens Winners

Mark Kinney, Andrew MacDougall, Eric Brodersen, Chad MacMillan

Runners-up

Kyle Stevenson, A.J. MacSwain, Robert Gauthier, Terry Hood

Junior Womens Winners

Angela Sutherland, Lisa MacRae, Jennifer Coady, Melinda Kinney

Runners-up

Krista Cameron, Shannon Perry, Peggy Miles Cheryl King

HOUSE TO HOUSE

CURLING NEWS AND INFORMATION FROM THE NATIONAL OFFICE

WE MADE IT!!!! JULY 21, 1992

CURLING IS IN THE RING!!!

A positive vote by the General Assembly of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) confirmed on July 21, 1992 that curling will receive full medal status at the 2002 Winter Olympic Games.

MINUTES OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

PEI CURLING ASSOCIATION

TUESDAY, MAY 25, 1993

MAPLE LEAF CURLING CLUB

The fourth Annual Meeting of the PEI Curling Association was held in OLeary on May 25, 1993 with President Clair Sweet in the chair.

In Attendance:

Executive: Helen Robbins, Past President

Clair Sweet, President

Helen MacDonald, 1^st Vice President

Larry Dewar, 2^nd Vice President

Arleen Harris, 3^rd Vice President

Shirley Lank, Technical Director/Junior Development

John Griffin, Delegate at Large

Darlene Kneabone, Secretary - Treasurer

Delegates: Dawn MacFadyen, Crapaud

Dave MacFadyen, Crapaud

Shirley Lank, Cornwall

Bob Wright, Cornwall

Lloyd MacCallum, Silver Fox

Chris Murphy, Alberton

Scott Clark, Alberton

Sherrill Barwise, Maple Leaf

Anne Barwise, Maple Leaf

Donald Clarey, Montague

Tammy Martell, Montague

Wellington Gay, CCC

Presidents Report -Gerry van Ouwerkerk from Summerside has been appointed to the position of Junior Development Chairperson with Brenda MacMillan as Co-Chairperson.

Diane Farquharson from Sherwood has been appointed chairperson of our Promotions and Marketing Committee. Shirley Lank will carry on as our Technical Director for another year.

Moved by Helen Robbins and seconded by Dawn MacFadyen.

Other Reports - The following reports were approved and circulated and added to:

1^ST Vice President

2^ND Vice President

3^RD Vice President

Delegate - at - Large - John reported that a letter has been received from Walter Piccott Chev Olds informing us that they would be no longer sponsoring the 4 Year. John recommended that the 4 Year be dropped. The 4 Year will continue for at least another year. Hopefully a sponsor can be found. Junior Development

Sherrill Barwise moved the adoption of the above reports. Lloyd MacCallum seconded.

Motion Carried

Election of Officers

The following names were brought forth for election for Executive positions:

Helen MacDonald, Sweet, President

Larry Dewar, 1^ST Vice President

Arleen Harris, 2^nd Vice President

John Griffin, 3^RD Vice President

Dawn MacFadyen, Delegate - at - Large

Adjournment - Dawn MacFadyen moved the meeting be adjourned.

1^st Vice President Report

For a second year in succession there was a total of seventeen teams entered in the Scott Tournament of Hearts Provincial Playdowns. This double knockout competition was completed on Tuesday, January 26 with the team of Angela Roberts, Sara Gatchell, Janice MacCallum, and Nancy Reid defeating runners-up Kathy ORourke, Gail MacNeil, Bea Graham-MacDonald and Valerie Legault.

As chair of this event which was held at the Silver Fox Curling Club, I would like to thank the host club and Barb Currie for their work in making the Scott a successful weekend. Also thanks to Darlene, Peter and Roberta MacDonald for the draw and to our sponsor Scott Paper Ltd., represented by Gerry Geldart and Tom Brooks.

The National Tournament was held in Brandon, Manitoba February 29 to March 6. Angelas team, and fifth player Leslie Allen represented PEI well with their 5-6 record. Arleen Harris and I attended all the policy meetings and voted on behalf of this Association on changes and issues brought before the A.G.M. in Ottawa, June 18 and 19.

The results of the motions that are considered there will be given to the delegates in September and this will be passed on to the curling clubs in early Fall.

Its been a successful year for curling and I look forward to new challenges in the next season.

Respectfully submitted,

Helen MacDonald

1^ST Vice President

Report on Mens and Ladies 8 Year Provincial

The Provincial Mens and Ladies 8 Year Provincial Bonspiel was played March 5-7, 1993 at the Silver Fox Curling Club. There were 15 Mens and 6 Ladies teams entered. Roy Arsenault, Manager of the Summerside I.G.A. Grocery store presented the prizes to the winners of the ladies. This event is sponsored by Bolands IGA in Armdale, N.S.

The Ladies winners were from the Silver Fox Curling Club: Skip: Darlene Gaudet, Mate: Bernice Birch, 2^nd: Sharon Walker and Lead: Judy Cormier.

The Mens winners were also from the Silver Fox Curling Club: Skip: Mike Gaudet, Mate: Eddie MacKenzie, 2^nd : Tyler Harris, and Lead: Craig Arsenault.

Report on Mens 4 Year Provincial

The Provincial Mens 4 Year Provincial Bonspiel was played on March 19-21, 1993 at the Alberton Curling Club. There were 7 mens teams entered. Tracey Author, Manager of the Alberton Curling Club presented the prizes to the winners. This event is sponsored by Walter Piccott Chev Olds Cadillac Ltd.

The Mens winners were from the Silver Fox Curling Club: Skip: Leo Stewart, Mate: Greg Lord, 2^nd: Paul Brown and Lead: William Profit.

1993 -1994

Past President-Clair Sweet

President-Helen MacDonald

1^ST Vice President-Larry Dewar

2^ND Vice President-Arleen Harris

3^RD Vice President-John Griffin

Delegate - at - Large- Dawn MacFadyen

Secretary - Treasurer -Darlene Kneabone

Curl Canada Co-ordinator- Shirley Lank

Junior Co-ordinator-Gerry van Ouwerkerk

Marketing Co-ordinator-Nicole Harris

Mens Winners

Mike Gaudet, Eddie MacKenzie, Tyler Harris, Craig Arsenault

Daryell Nowlan

Runners-up

Ted MacFadyen, Ken McGregor, Mike Coady,Sandy Foy

Ladies Winners

Shelly Danks, Nancy Reid, Janice MacCallum, Shelley Muzika

Joan Butcher

Runners-up

Kim Dolan, Kathie Gallant, Marion MacAulay, Julie Scales

Mixed Winners

John Likely, Susan McInnis, Mark Butler, Gail MacNeil

Runners-up

Robert Campbell, Angela Roberts, Mark ORourke, Kathy ORourke

Senior Winners

Mens Roger Goss, Bobby Dillon, John Stewart, Paul Szczygiel

Runners-up

Wayne Gardiner, Fred Hiscock, Raymond Thomson, Everett Ward

Ladies

Marie Gaudet, Wanda MacLean, Nancy Campbell, Marilyn Banks

Runners-up

Elizabeth Ings, Mary Lantz, Judy MacLean, Irene MacRae

Junior Winners

Mens Kyle Stevenson, A.J. MacSwain, Robert Gauthier,Terry Hood

Runners-up

Jody Jackson, Jamie Jackson, Jeff Smith, Robbie Smith

Ladies Krista Cameron, Shannon Perry, Peggy Miles, Cheryl King

Runners-up

Angela Sutherland, Lisa MacRae, Jennifer Coady, Shawna Lanigan

MINUTES OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

PEI CURLING ASSOCIATION

TUESDAY, MAY 31, 1994

SILVER FOX CURLING CLUB

The fifth Annual Meeting of the PEI Curling Association was held in Summerside on May 31, 1994 with President Helen MacDonald in the chair.

In Attendance:

Executive: Clair Sweet, Past President

Helen MacDonald, President

Larry Dewar, 1^st Vice President

Arleen Harris, 2^nd Vice President

John Griffin, 3^rd Vice President

Dawn MacFadyen, Delegate at Large

Gerry VanOuwerkerk, Junior Development

Darlene Kneabone, Secretary-Treasurer

Delegates: Janice Burns, Crapaud

Dave MacFadyen, Crapaud

Shirley Lank, Cornwall

Bob Wright, Cornwall

Roddy MacDonald, Silver Fox

Barb Currie, Silver Fox

Norma Jean Griffin, Alberton

Scott Clark, Alberton

Sherrill Barwise, Maple Leaf

Anne Barwise, Maple Leaf

Tammy Martell, Montague

Observers: Lloyd MacCallum, Silver Fox

Gordon Lank, Cornwall

Kenneth Campbell, Montague

Peter MacDonald, Silver Fox

Recognize Curlers Deceased during the Year

A moment of silence was held in recognition. Curlers mentioned were Alan Robinson and Roger Meek.

Election of Officers

The following names were brought forth for election for Executive positions:

Helen MacDonald, Past President

Larry Dewar, President

Arleen Harris, 1^st Vice President

John Griffin, 2^nd Vice President

Dawn MacFadyen, 3^rd Vice President

Donald Clarey and Bruce Read, Delegate at Large

Vote was held and congratulations to Bruce Read as new Delegate at Large.

New Business

Election of Representatives

Representatives to the AGM in Ottawa are to be Arleen Harris and Larry Dewar.

Adjournment

Tammy moved meeting be adjourned.

1994 -1995

Past President- Helen MacDonald

President-Larry Dewar

1^st Vice President -Arleen Harris

2^nd Vice President- John Griffin

3^rd Vice President -Dawn MacFadyen

Delegate-at-Large -Bruce Read

Secretary-Treasurer - Darlene Kneabone

Curl Canada Co-ordinator - Barb Currie

Junior Co-ordinator - Gerry VanOuwerkerk

Marketing Director - Shirley Lank

Winners

Mens Robert Campbell, Peter Gallant, Mark ORourke, Mark Butler

Peter MacDonald

Runners -up

Peter MacDonald, Rod MacDonald, Paul Snivley, Morley Foy

Ladies

Rebecca Jean MacPhee, Kim Dolan, Marion MacAulay, Lou Ann Henry

Susan McInnis

Runners-up

Shelly Danks, Nancy Reid, Janice MacCallum, Shelley Muzika

Mixed

Peter MacDonald, Karen A. MacDonald, Rod MacDonald, Karen E. MacDonald

Runners-up

Blair Weeks, Anne Dillon, Doug Weeks, Shelley Muzika

Senior Mens

Roger Goss, Bob Dillon, John Stewart, Paul Szczygiel

Runners-up

Phil Perry, Ernie Diamond, Jim Smith, Jim MacLean

Winners

Senior Ladies, Marnie Noye, Ann Currie, Mabel Gardiner, Annetta Walsh

Runners-up

Flora Thompson, Sharon Knox, Evelyn Rodgerson, Ruth Walsh

Junior Mens

Mark Kinney, Andrew MacDougall, Erik Brodersen, Chad MacMillan

Runners-up

Kyle Stevenson, A.J. MacSwain, Robert Gauthier, Terry Hood

Junior Ladies

Angela Sutherland, Lisa MacRae, Shannon Perry, Jennifer Coady

Peggy Miles

Runners-up

Krista Cameron, Suzanne Gaudet, Cheryl King, Stefanie Richard

MINUTES OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING PEI CURLING ASSOCIATION

WEDNESDAY, MAY 31, 1995

MONTAGUE CURLING CLUB

The sixth Annual Meeting of the PEI Curling Association was held in Montague on May 31, 1995 with President Larry Dewar in the Chair.

In Attendance:

Executive: Helen MacDonald, Past President

Larry Dewar, Pesident

Arleen Harris, 1^ST Vice President

John Griffin, 2^ND Vice President

Dawn MacFadyen, 3^RD Vice President

Bruce Read, Delegate at Large

Gerry van Ouwerkerk, Junior Development

Barb Currie, Technical Director

Shirley Lank, Marketing Co-ordinator

Darlene Kneabone, Secretary-Treasurer

Delegates:

Deanna Walsh, Crapaud

Dave MacFadyen, Crapaud

Shirley Lank, Cornwall

Bob Wright, Cornwall

Rod MacDonald, Silver Fox

Sharon Walker, Silver Fox

Norma Jean Griffin, Alberton

Kenneth Banks, Alberton

Muncey Harris, Maple Leaf

Leah Harris, Maple Leaf

Tammy Martell, Montague

Kenny Campbell, Montague

Bill Atkinson, Charlottetown

Kay Elliott, Charlottetown

Observers: Shelley Muzika, Charlottetown

Kim Dolan, Charlottetown

Call to Order

Presentation of Scott Recognition Award to Cathy Dillon. Presented by Arleen Harris. Arleen recognized all the years Cathy has devoted to the game.

Report of Credentials

To have a vote at the Annual Meeting each club had to have at least 60% attendance at all the meetings all winter. All clubs have two votes.

Recognize Curlers Deceased during the Year

A moment of silence was held in recognition.

Minutes of Last Annual Meeting

Minutes were approved as circulated. Moved by Kenny Campbell and seconded by Bruce Read.

Presidents Report

Presidents Report approved as circulated. Seconded by Tammy Martell. Carried.

Secretary-Treasurers Report

Secretary - Treasurers Report approved as circulated. Seconded by Bruce Read. Carried.

Other Reports

The following reports were approved as circulated:

1^st Vice President

2^ND Vice President

3^RD Vice President

Delegate at Large

USA Tour

Winter Games

Marketing Report

Junior Development

Technical Report

MCCA

Shirley moved adoption of above reports. Rod MacDonald seconded.

Motion Carried

Correspondence

Thank you letter from Rebecca Jean MacPhees team. Letter from Curling Hall of Fame in regard to Cathy Dillon being inducted into the Curling Hall of Fame.

Business Arising from Above

No business arising from correspondence

Proposed Amendments to Bylaws

The following motions were submitted by the Constitution and Rules Committee.

Add (3) to interpretation in 2 e)

Full and unlimited access to all club activities and events except in cases differentiated by Mens or Womens participation.

Carried

Replace interpretation with the following

Only those member categories which require the maximum fee for mens, womens, and juniors are eligible to enter provincially sanctioned competitions. (This excludes the life- member category at those clubs which have contracted such a membership).

Carried

Delete to the Executive of from 2 c)

Change 3. e) which reads

To regulate and control provincial curling championship competitions within the province.

to read

To ensure that the regulations for the provincial curling championships are applied consistently by all affiliated clubs.

Carried

Delete from President responsibilities & BASF in 7.2.

Delete from Delegate at Large responsibilities & 4 Year Men in 7.2.

Add to Delegate at Large responsibilities & Junior Development Liaison in 7.2.

Delete from Past President responsibilities History in 7.2.

Carried

Add to 8.1

a) To be responsible for the promotion of all Association activities in their respective club and for enforcement of all rules and regulations of the club.

If this motion is passed then (a) will become (b) etc.

Carried

Change 8.2 which reads

The Mens Competitive Curling Association (MCCA) appoint a delegate.

to read

The Mens Competitive Curling Association (MCCA) appoint a non-voting delegate.

This was amended to read the Mens or PEI Competitive Curling Association appoint a non-voting delegate.

Carried as amended

Carried as voted

Delete 8.6 which reads and move 8.7 up to 8.6

Carried

Add to 12.1 the following sentence

The persons in this position shall be required to attend 60% of all regular meetings and 60% of all executive meetings in order to retain their position for the next year.

Carried

Change the Job Description of the Junior Development Chairperson in 12.2 from

Make contact with clubs

Introduce yourself

Send letter to club in regard to their needs

Develop program for year

Organize Fall Workshop Session

Contact Sponsor

Organize Provincial Junior

Work with Technical person to hold Development Days

Organize and have Booster Days

Attend all provincial meetings and report to keep clubs informed of what is happening in Junior Program

Attend National Juniors

Bring reports

Help look after team

Look after coaches

Prepare budget for upcoming year

Bring budget to Annual Meeting

Organize upcoming year

Use ideas from workshop to develop program

to read

Assume responsibility for all sponsorship in conjunction with championship chairperson

Make contact with clubs to obtain a contact person

Develop program for year

Help organize Fall Workshop Session and use ideas to develop program

Contact sponsor

Organize Provincial Junior

Work with technical person to hold Development Days

Organize and have Booster Days

Attend National Juniors

Bring reports

Help look after team and coaches

Prepare budget for upcoming year and submit at Annual Meeting

Amended to 12.3

Carried as Amended

Carried

Add the following to 12.3

Shall be responsible for ensuring that all events have sponsors and that sponsors get as much

publicity as possible.

Carried

Delete 16.5 and change numbering of 16.6 and 16.7 to 16.5 and 16.6.

Change 16.6 (c) to read the F.R. Seamans Junior Mens and Junior Ladies Championship.

Change 16.6 (d) to read The Ford Mixed Championship

Change 16.6 (g) The Rodd 8 Year Mens and Womens Championship

Change 16.6 (h) to read The Gaboury Trophy

Delete 16.6 (i) and (j)

Change 16.7 to read

Each championship has a chairperson plus delegates from host club or clubs.

Carried

Add and are required to attend at least 60% of all regular and executive meetings in order to retain their position for the next year. to 18.

Defeated

Add and are required to attend at least 60% of all regular and executive meetings in order to retain their vote at the annual meeting. to 18.

Carried

Delete BASF as a duty of the President in 18.

Delete and the Mens 4 Year and under the duties of the Delegate at Large in 18.

Add and acts as liaison for Junior Development on the Executive under duties of the Delegate at Large in 18.

Delete Shall be responsible for keeping the history updated from duties of the Past President in 18.

Carried

Add Attends meetings at his/her discretion to duties of the Past President in 18.

Change title on first page to Provincial Playdown General Rules for Mens, Womens, Mixed, Seniors and Juniors.

Add under Provincial Playdown Rules as an introduction.

The PEI Curling Association has the right and the obligation to set the regulations for eligibility into Provincial Championships leading to Nationals. These rules are to be applied consistently by all affiliated clubs.

Change the first sentence of 5. to read

Each team must register their 4 players by the closing date for the playdowns.

Add such colors must be consistent for each team. To ensure this, the clothing must be purchased well in advance with an assortment of sizes on hand. to 11.

Delete the word Unit in 15. b)

Add and jackets for the first time winners to 16.

Add Entries post-marked after that date will not be accepted to 20.

Add The color of playing stones is determined by each teams position on the draw. i.e. the top position on the draw will throw the color on top of the scoreboard. as 22.

Carried

Add During provincial championships, open and final eights events, there will be one qualified head official, under whom there will be a minimum of one official per draw. as 23.

Amended to read certified instead of qualified

Carried as Amended

Carried

Add as 24.

The PEI Curling Association and the Chairperson will take an active role in the production of the draw with the following points in mind. as 24.

b) The Chairperson will have the draw reviewed for errors, time faults, etc. If the draw is found to be unsatisfactory he/she will either:

1) have the drawmaster make corrections and/or complete a new draw or

2) refuse the draw and make arrangements to hire another drawmaster to complete an acceptable draw.

b) The chairperson or P.E.I.C.A. representative will be present when the teams are drawn and positioned on the draw. Any interested curlers may attend. The teams will be drawn blindly or from a hat and positioned on the prepared draw in the order drawn.

c) The draw will be delivered to the Journal Pioneer and the Guardian-Patriot at least five days prior to the competition start date with the request that it be put in the paper as soon as possible.

d) The drawmaster will complete two draws; one for the Open Competition and one for the Final Eight Competition no later than five days after the entry closing date.

e) The drawmaster will complete the draw with only the following necessary information: number of teams, dates of play, times of games and number of ices available.

Add For each game in the Open Competitions, opposing teams will toss a coin at least one half hour prior to the game time with the winner choosing last practice or last rock advantage. If a team is not present than the other team can have their choice. as 25.

Carried

Change the Tankard Rules as follows:

1. Draw to be triple knock-out for Open and Final Eights Competition.

2. Each curler participating in this competition must have paid a participants fee.

3.Players eligible for play in the Canadian Junior Curling Competition are ineligible to play for this competition.

4.Seeding or ranking of teams in the open will be utilized on a point system according to how a team placed in the Island cash spiels. These cash spiels will be designated at the beginning of the curling season and the MCCA will administer this point system. The top eight teams shall be placed on the draw according to where they are ranked and the remaining teams will be drawn randomly. Should the MCCA cease to exist it will than become a complete random draw.

5.The Final Eight draw will be played within five days. Draw times will be posted by the drawmaster at the conclusion of the Open.

6.The 4 teams having the fewest losses will be seeded in the positions 2, 4, 6 & 8 on the draw for the final eights. These positions are determined by the opening draw positions, as teams qualify.

7.The above four teams from the Open will have the first practice and the last rock in the opening game of the final eight triple knockout. Thereafter rule #25 of General Rules will apply.

8.The Tankard Final be held no more than four (4) weeks before the start of the Brier.

Carried

Replace Budget Mixed Rules with the following:

1.Draw to be triple knock-out on one weekend for 32 or less team and for open competition and triple knock-out for final eights.

2.Each curler participating in this competition must have paid a participants fee.

3.Players eligible for play in the Canadian Junior Curling Competition are ineligible to play for this competition.

4.Teams shall be composed of two female players and two male players and the male and female player must play in alternate positions.

5.Each team must consist of four players in all games at all levels.

6.Substitutes must be of the same gender as the indisposed player. Substitutes can play any position in accordance of Rule #4 of Mixed Rules.

Carried

Change Scott Rules as follows:

1.The draw is to be a double knock-out competition.

2.Each curler participating in this competition must have paid a participants fee.

3.Players eligible for play in the Canadian Junior Curling Competition are ineligible for play in this competition.

4.If 24 or fewer teams are entered the winner will be determined at the conclusion of this draw.

5.The time of banquet will be at the discretion of the chair and Scott representative.

6.If more than 24 teams are entered, then a double knock-out draw will determine the final eight teams. These teams will play a double knock-out the second weekend to determine a winner.

7.If necessary, curling will commence on Thursday evening.

8.Friday curling will commence at 4pm or later.

9.If necessary, curling will continue in the daytime and evening on Monday.

10. If the final eight draw is required then rules 5, 6 and 7 of the Tankard rules will be applied.

Carried

Change Junior Rules as follows:

PROVINCIAL JUNIORS

1.To be eligible to compete in the Canadian Junior Curling Championships, all four players on a team must be certified by their school or curling club, as

(a) Being under 20 years of age on July 1^st, prior to the championship, and

(b) in attendance at the same school or playing out of a curling club affiliated with the CCA through the provincial association.

2.The draw to be double knock-out for eight teams or more. If less than eight teams are entered than a round robin competition will be played. Playoff format will be determined by the drawmaster in consultation with the Junior Development Chairperson prior to the competition. No team shall be eliminated with less than two losses.

Number 2 amended as follows: change eight to five and change round robin to double round robin.

Carried as Amended

Carried

Change the D. Alex MacDonald 8 Year Competition to read Rodd 8 Year Mens Competition.

Change the IGA 8 Year Competition to read Rodd 8 Year Womens Competition.

Add For each game in the Open, opposing teams will toss a coin at least one half hour prior to game time with the winner either last practice or last rock advantage. as 12. in Mens 8 Year Competition.

Add For each game in the Open, opposing teams will toss a coin at least one half hour before game time with the winner either choosing last practice or last rock advantage. as 11. in Womens Eight Year Competition.

Carried

Be it resolved that the Provincial Mixed be played on one weekend and that it be a triple knock-out competition.

Carried

That the P.E.I.C.A. drop the Provincial Mens 4 Year Championship from the list of competitions under the jurisdiction of the Association.

Carried

Be it resolved that the Annual Provincial Masters Curling Championships and the Maritime Master Curling Championships when hosted on PEI, be held in a central location in Charlottetown - Summerside region, at a time and place to be decided in consultation with the Provincial Masters Curlers representatives.

Defeated

That the playoff system for the Provincial Junior Curling Championship be a double knock-out when six or more teams are involved. If there are five or fewer teams than a double round robin format be used with a sudden death playoff only if teams have an identical record.

Amended six to five and five to four.

Defeated as Amended

Defeated Motion

The current format for the Scott Tournament of Hearts Provincial Competition is a double knock-out held over one weekend provided there are less than 24 entries. The motion is to amend this to a triple knock-out under the same conditions.

Defeated

The current by-laws allow for the possibility of a team curling in a provincial competition, with the exception of senior teams, to curl one day of three games. The motion is to amend this to no team shall be allowed to play more than two games in one day in a provincial competition.

Defeated

In the next review of the rotation for Provincial events for the P.E.I.C.A., the Alberton Curling Club be included for all events except the Tankard Open.

Defeated 9 -10

Announcement of Sites for Bonspiels

Labatts Open- Belvedere January 26 -27

Finals Silver Fox February 2 -3

Ford Mixed-Crapaud March 29-31

Scott- Cornwall January 19 - 22

Juniors- Belvedere January 5 -8

Seniors- Montague February 9 -12

8 Year- Alberton March 1-3

Masters-OLeary January 22-24

Moved by Shirley and John.

Carried

Moved by Norma Jean and seconded by Deanna that The seven year rotation shall be changed to an eight year rotation. (Rationale: An eight year rotation would reflect that we have eight clubs hosting events).

Carried

Election of Officers

The following names were brought forth for election for executive positions:

Larry Dewar-Past President

Arleen Harris- President

John Griffin-1^ST Vice President

Dawn MacFadyen-2^ND Vice President

Bruce Read- 3^RD Vice President

Sharon Walker-Delegate at Large

New Business

Barb mentioned that a Junior Summer Curling Camp would be held in Nova Scotia from August 14-18 in Truro. An Ice Technician Course to be held in Brookfield, NS on August 12-13.

Was moved that the names of Ladies, Mens, Mixed and both Junior Games teams be sent to Sport PEI Awards.

Moved by Shirley and seconded by Arleen.

Carried

Election of Representatives

Representative to the AGM in Ottawa are to be Arleen Harris and John Griffin.

Election of Auditor

Bob Wright will do the audit for the 1994 -1995 curling year.

Hall of Fame

Arleen mentioned that Cathy Dillon be inducted into the Curling Hall of Fame and that Teds name would be kept on file.

Vote of Thanks

Larry thanked all the executive and clubs for their co-operation over the last year.

Installation of New President

Larry welcomed Arleen Harris as the new President of the PEI Curling Association.

New Presidents Remarks

Arleen welcomed Sharon to the Executive. Looking forward to a good year with CCC hosting the National Mixed.

Ratify Dues

Dues for next year will remain the same as this year. $76.00 per sheet, $4.00 per head and $1.00 per person for extra curlers. Scott moved and Bob seconded.

Motion Carried

Adjournment

Dave moved the meeting adjourned.

PRESIDENTS REPORT

MAY 31, 1995

Congratulations must go out to all the teams that represented the Island in the National Playdowns this past year. To Peter MacDonald and his mixed team who were Runner-Up in the National Unitel Mixed. To Rebecca Jean MacPhees Ladies Team who ended up with the best record for an Island team at the Nationals for many years. To Robert Campbell and his mens team who made it to the tie-breakers at the Labatt Brier in Halifax, and to the Senior and Junior teams who had very good records at their Nationals. It is just a matter of time before one of our teams bring home the big prize.

1995 -1996

Past President- Larry Dewar

President-Arleen Harris

1^st Vice President- John Griffin

2^nd Vice President -Dawn MacFadyen

3^RD Vice President-Bruce Read

Delegate-at-Large- Sharon Walker

Secretary-Treasurer-Darlene Kneabone

Curl Canada Co-ordinator - Barb Currie

Junior Co-ordinator - Gerry van Ouwerkerk

Marketing Director - Shirley Lank

Winners

Mens Peter MacDonald, Grant Somers, John Postma, Rod MacDonald

Mark ORourke

Runners -up

Kevin Champion, Mike Callaghan, Brian Scales, Corey MacCallum

Ladies Winners

Susan McInnis, Kathy ORourke, Tricia MacGregor, Leslie Allan

Julie Scales

Runners-up

Shirley Berry, Carolyn Hughes, Sarah Stevenson, Diane Farquharson

Mixed

Blair Weeks, Janice MacCallum, Doug Weeks, Shelley Muzika

Runners-up

Andrew Robinson, Lori Robinson, Jamie McCarthy, Leslie Allan

Senior Mens

Lorne Burke, Ernie Diamond, Phil Berry, Myron MacKay

Runners-up

Roger Goss, Bob Dillon, John Stewart, Paul Szczygiel

Senior Ladies

Gen Enman, Wanda MacLean, Janet Phillips, Marilyn Banks

Runners-up

Marie Gaudet, Anne Currie, Mabel Gardiner, Annetta Walsh

Junior Mens

Jamie Newson, Jeff Smith, Dan Gallant, Kyle MacDonald

Runners-up

Kyle Stevenson, Robert Gauthier, Steve Barber, Terry Hood

Junior Ladies

Angela Sutherland, Melonie Ellis, Jennifer Coady, April Hicken

Runners-up

Krista Cameron, Suzanne Gaudet, Cheryl King, Stefanie Richard

MINUTES OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

PEI CURLING ASSOCIATION

WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 1996

CHARLOTTETOWN CURLING CLUB

The Seventh Annual Meeting of the PEI Curling Association was held in Charlottetown on May 29, 1996 with President Arleen Harris in the chair.

In Attendance:

Executive: Larry Dewar, Past President

Arleen Harris, President

John Griffin, 1^STVice President

Dawn MacFadyen, 2^ND Vice President

Sharon Walker, Delegate at Large

Barb Currie, Technical Director

Shirley Lank, Marketing Coordinator

Darlene Kneabone, Secretary - Treasurer

Delegates: Ted MacFadyen, Crapaud

Brenda MacMillan, Cornwall

Bob Wright, Cornwall

Pat Aylward, Silver Fox

Susan Robinson, Silver Fox

Kenneth Banks, Alberton

Muncey Harris, Maple Leaf

Leah Harris, Maple Leaf

Tammy Martell, Montague

Peter McCrady, Charlottetown

Kaye MacFadyen, Charlottetown

Observers: Susan McInnis, Charlottetown

Kim Dolan, Charlottetown

Rebecca Jean MacPhee, Charlottetown

Call to Order

Report of Credentials

To have a vote at the Annual Meeting each club had to have at least 60% at their meetings all winter. The following clubs have lost their votes. Alberton - no woman vote, Crapaud - no woman vote, Montague - no male vote and Belvedere - no male vote.

Recognize curlers deceased during the Year

A moment of silence was held in recognition.

Minutes of Last Annual Meeting

The minutes were approved as circulated. Moved by Ted MacFadyen and seconded by Tammy Martell. It was noted that in the last years minutes it was moved that Robert Campbells mens team be nominated for an award but was not on the advice of Sport PEI. They suggested that only three teams be nominated.

Presidents Report

Presidents report circulated.

Correspondence

Letter from Shirley Morash in regard to Friendship Tour USA. Letter and cellular phone from Notika.

Business Arising from Above

The Curling Hall of Fame is asking for a $1.00 per curler. This is to go to the Curling Hall of Fame. Dues will increase for one year only.

Election of Officers

The following names were brought forth for election for Executive positions:

Arleen Harris, Past President

John Griffin, President

Dawn MacFadyen, 1^ST Vice President

Bruce Read, 2^nd Vice President

Sharon Walker, 3^RD Vice President

Donald Clarey, Delegate at Large

New Business

Kenny Banks from the Western Community Curling Club. The Alberton Curling Club has been purchased with the support of the Lions and the townspeople.

Fee for Final 8's was discussed. Was suggested to host club and to Association. A committee should be set up to work out details of this plan. This item will be tabled until the Fall.

Items that are to be discussed at the AGM: Fair Play/Time Out. Timing of the Annual General Meeting. Was discussed that the AGM be held immediately following the policy meetings. Told delegates to vote against this.

Moved by Ted and seconded by Peter.

Carried

Election of Representatives

Representatives to the AGM in Ottawa are to be John Griffin and Dawn MacFadyen.

Moved by Shirley and seconded by Bob Wright.

Carried

Election of Auditor

Bob Wright will do the audit for 1996-1997 curling year.

Hall of Fame

Vote of Thanks

Arleen thanked all the delegates, executive and clubs for their co-operation over the last year. Good luck to the new executive.

Installation of New President

Arleen welcomed John as the new President of the PEI Curling Association.

New Presidents Remarks

John welcomed all executive with a special welcome to the new members Donald Clarey, Pat Alyward and Brenda MacMillan.

Ratify Dues

Dues for next year will remain the same as this year. $76.00 per sheet, $4.00 per head and $1.00 per person for extra curlers. Scott moved and Bob seconded. As well as a $1.00 per head charge for full time curlers will be collected to send to the PEI Curling Hall of Fame.

Motion Carried

Adjournment

Pat moved that the meeting be adjourned.

PRESIDENTS REPORT

PEI CURLING ASSOCIATION ANNUAL MEETING

MAY 29, 1996

CHARLOTTETOWN CURLING CLUB

Some of the events I attended this year on behalf of our Association was an evening honoring Marion Dockendorff at the Charlottetown Curling Club and the induction to the Curling Hall of Fame evening also at the Charlottetown Curling Club for Cathy Dillon. These ladies are both deserving of the honors bestowed on them and it was a privilege to share in those occasions.

At the March meeting our Association heard a presentation from the members of the Charlottetown Curling Club to host the 1999 Scott Tournament of Hearts requesting us to sanction this event. As details become finalized announcements will be forthcoming.

Many thanks to Dawn MacFadyen and Bruce Read for preparing and submitting the nominations to Sport PEI for three deserving curling teams - Rebecca Jean MacPhee Team, Krista Cameron Team, the Peter MacDonald Team and for Coach of the Year Lloyd MacCallum. Congratulations to all our candidates. Our sport is certainly being recognized and honored more and more often.

Respectfully submitted,

Arleen Harris

President

1996 -1997

Past President Arleen Harris

President John Griffin

1^st Vice President Dawn MacFadyen

2^nd Vice President Bruce Read

3^RD Vice President Sharon Walker

Delegate-at-Large

Secretary-Treasurer Darlene Kneabone

Curl Canada Co-ordinator Barb Currie

Junior Co-ordinator Brenda MacMillan

Marketing Director Pat Aylward

Winners

Mens Robert Campbell, Peter Gallant, Mark ORourke, Mark Butler

Dave Campbell

Runners -up

John Likely, Kevin Champion, Steven Champion, Corey MacCallum

Ladies Winners

Rebecca MacPhee, Kim Dolan, Marian MacAulay, LouAnn Henry

Sandy Matheson

Runners-up

Susan MacInnis, Tricia MacGregor, Leslie Allen, Lori Robinson

Mixed

John Likely, Susan MacInnis, Mark Butler, Gail MacNeill

Runners-up

Robert Campbell, Kathy ORourke, Mark ORourke, Lou Ann Henry

Senior Mens

Wayne Gardiner, Fred Hiscock, Raymond Thomson, Lou Nowlan

Runners-up

Barrie Stevenson, Bob Dillon, Paul Saulnier, John Stewart

Senior Ladies

Judy Goulden, Janice Dennis, Kay Elliot, Gail Jenkins

Runners-up

Marj Campbell, Louise MacLeod, Helen Robbins, Inabelle Peardon

Junior Mens

Mark Kinney, Erik Brodersen, Steve Barber, Chris Hodgson

Runners-up

Kyle Stevenson, A.J. MacSwain, Robert Gauthier, Terry Hood

Junior Ladies

Pam Burke, Lisa MacRae, Colleen McCabe Jennifer Arbing

Runners-up

Krista Cameron, Shannon Perry, Peggy Miles, Cheryl King

MINUTES OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

PEI CURLING ASSOCIATION

WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 1997

WESTERN CURLING CLUB

The Eighth Annual Meeting of the PEI Curling Association was held in Alberton on May 27, 1997 with President John Griffin in the chair.

Call to Order

Report of Credentials

To have a vote at the Annual Meeting each club had to have at least 60% attendance at the meetings all winter. The following clubs have lost their votes: Belvedere no male vote and Crapaud no female vote.

Recognize Curlers Deceased during the Year

A moment of silence was held in recognition.

Minutes of the last Annual Meeting

Minutes were approved as circulated. Moved by Tammy and seconded by Lori.

Presidents Report

Presidents Report circulated. Susan Robinson seconded.

Secretary/Treasurers Report

Secretary-Treasurers Report circulated. Approved by Tammy and seconded by Sharon.

Election of Officers

The following names were brought forth election for executive positions:

John Griffin, Past President

Dawn MacFadyen, President

Bruce Read, 1^ST Vice President

Sharon Walker, 2^ND Vice President

Kevin Champion, 3^RD Vice President

Benita Morrison, Delegate at Large

New Business

At the Provincial Masters last year there was a problem with the teams not showing up for the final game. A letter will be sent out in regard to the conduct of these teams with a warning not for it to happen again.

The Provincial 8 Year (waiver of notice) moved with an unanimous vote.

The 8 Year and Under that one night memberships and rec members be eligible to curl in this.

Moved by Dawn and seconded by Tammy.

Carried

Election of Representatives

Representatives to the AGM in Ottawa are to be John Griffin and Dawn MacFadyen.

Election of Auditor

Bob Wright will do the audit for the 1997-1998 curling year.

Hall of Fame

Vote of Thanks

John thanked everyone for the help they gave him over the past five years.

Installation of New President

John welcomed Dawn in as the new President of the PEI Curling Association.

New Presidents Remarks

Dawn thanked John for all his hard work, time and effort not only for the past year but all the years he has been on the executive.

Ratify Dues

Dues for next year will remain the same as this year. $76.00 per sheet, $4.00 per head and $1.00 per person for extra curlers. Tammy moved and Bob seconded. Participants cards will be $15.00 and the entry fees will be Scott, Tankard, Mixed and Seniors $80.00. Juniors $60.00 and Novices $48.00. The Masters and the 8 Year will be $68.00.

             Motion Carried

Adjournment

Pat moved the meeting be adjourned.

PRESIDENTS REPORT MAY 27, 1997

This has been a busy and eventful year as President of the P.E.I.C.A. I have answered numerous phone calls dealing with Juniors, Seniors, Masters, Entries, Bonspiel dates, Canadian Curling Hall of Fame, storms, etc. Overall it has been a successful year:

Pat has done a fine job promoting the business of curling across the Island. He also organized a large paper insert.

Brenda has done a fine job also organizing Junior events. She puts a lot of time and effort into the Juniors Provincials and worked hard to represent us at the Nationals.

Barb was also busy with clients during mid-winter. Her job will be even more important and busy as we get ready to host the Scott Tournament of Hearts in 1999.

Darlene was busy as usual with correspondence, bills, phone calls, entries, etc. This is her last year as Secretary and we will soon find out how much we depended on her.

The rest of the Executive (Dawn, Bruce and Sharon) were busy with their respective responsibilities both here and at the Nationals. We also welcomed two new members on the Executive, Kevin Champion as Delegate at Large and Pix Butt as Winter Games Co-ordinator.

The low point of the year was the loss of the Belvedere Curling Club. It was frustrating to see it go because you know it will never return. The loss of this club should make all of us ask the question, what could the P.E.I.C.A. and the other clubs have done to help? Should we be spending more of our time and resources on club development? What are our priorities, goals and objectives? Finally, do we allocate an appropriate amount of time and resources to meet these objectives or do we just administer championships?

Respectfully submitted, John Griffin, President, P.E.I.C.A.

1997 -1998

Past President- John Griffin

President-Dawn MacFadyen

1^st Vice President- Bruce Read

2^nd Vice President- Sharon Walker

3^RD Vice President-Kevin Champion

Delegate-at-Large- Nicole Phillips

Secretary-Treasurer- Jim Trainor

Curl Canada Co-ordinator- Barb Currie

Junior Co-ordinator-Brenda MacMillan

Marketing Director-Pat Alyward

Winners

Men's

Garth Mitchell, Ken McGregor, Philip McInnis, Brad Chugg

Kevin Champion

Runners -up

Mike Gaudet, Andrew Robinson, Tyler Harris, Brian Scales

Ladies

Tammi Lowther, Susan McInnis, Shelley Muzika, Julie Scales

Donna Lank

Runners-up

Rebecca Jean MacPhee, Kim Dolan, Kathy O'Rourke, Lou Ann Henry

Mixed

Mike Gaudet, Leslie Allen, Brian Scales, Lori Robinson

Runners-up

Mel Bernard, Barb Currie, Gerry Burt, Helen MacDonald

Senior Mens

Jim Trainor, Barrie Stevenson, John MacKay, Bill Atkinson

Runners-up

Bob Dillon, Bill MacPhee, John Stewart Jim MacLean

Senior Ladies

Arleen Harris, Kaye MacFadyen, Betty Matthews, Joan Saulnier

Runners-up

Janet MacDonald, Marj Campbell, Wanda MacLean, Nancy Campbell

Junior Mens

Kyle Stevenson, Robbie Gauthier, Rodney Hood, Terry Hood

Runners-up

Tim Hockin, Darren Higgins, Matthew MacDonald, Chris Reihl, Jeff Gallant

Junior Ladies

Suzanne Gaudet, Stefanie Richard, Stephanie Picketts, Kelly Higgins

Jillian Waite

Runners-up

Krista Cameron, Cheryl King, Ashley Ramsay, Kristin Vessey

PEI CURLING ASSOCIATION

MINUTES OF GENERAL MEETING

Wednesday, October 1, 1997

7:30pm

Montague Curling Club

In Attendance:

Executive: Dawn MacFadyen, President

Bruce Read, 1^st Vice President

Sharon Walker, 2^nd Vice President

Kevin Champion, 3^rd Vice President

Pat Aylward, Marketing

Barbara Currie, Technical

Brenda MacMillan, Junior Development

Jim Trainor, Secretary/Treasurer

Delegates: Muncey Harris, Maple Leaf C.C.

Leah Harris, Maple Leaf C.C.

Rupert Sweetapple, Cornwall C.C.

Bob Wright, Cornwall C.C.

Tammy Martell, Montague C.C.

Sandy MacPhee, Silver Fox C.C.

Susan Robinson, Silver Fox C.C.

Nicole Phillips, Charlottetown C.C.

Ted MacFadyen, Crapaud C.C.

Quorum was established with the following number of votes: Maple Leaf - male and female; Cornwall - male; Montague - female; Silver Fox- male and female; Charlottetown - female; Crapaud -male. Executive - four votes. Quorum established.

Call to Order

The meeting was called to order at 7:30pm by the President Dawn MacFadyen. President Dawn welcomed all members to the meeting. The Executive and Delegates were introduced and the duties of the Executive were discussed.

Approval of Agenda

The agenda was circulated and approved.

Minutes of Previous Meeting

The minutes of the previous meeting were reviewed, some points were clarified and the following corrections were made:

Ratify Dues

Dues for next year will remain the same for this year ($76.00 per sheet, $4.00 per head, $1.00 per person for extra curlers). Participant cards will be $15.00. Entry fees will be $80.00 for Scott, Tankard, Mixed and Seniors; $68.00 for Juniors and $48.00 for Novices.

It was moved by Tammy Martell and seconded by Bob Wright that the minutes of the previous meeting be accepted as corrected.
Motion Carried

Minutes to be mailed to clubs, delegates and Executive.

Correspondence

a) Letter announcing that Edmonton has been awarded the Labatt Brier.

b) Letter from Dave Parker, General Manager regarding Residency, Statement of Principle.

c) Letter announcing Karcher as new sponsor for Junior Curling.

d) Letter announcing C.C.A. Technical Conference to be hosted by Charlottetown July 9, 10, 11, &12, 1998.

e) Letter from Sport PEI re: Kidsport Program, sponsored by Sobeys and Sport PEI .

f) C.C.A. Award winners.

(a) Past Presidents Report

Absent. No report.

(b) Presidents Report

Dawn MacFadyen presented her report. In it she summarized the Two Year Program. The financial situation was discussed and it is not good. She also discussed increasing sponsorship. Increasing sponsorship through marketing was also covered. Grants for Canada Games have been applied for. Dawn also stressed the requirement that delegates communicate to the Executive of their own clubs. She pointed out that the deadline for Provincial entries was one month prior, in order to make a draw and have it printed in the newspaper. The Drawmaster is Blair Jay of Summerside. Drawboard, Tammy Martell.

(c) Junior Co-ordinator

Barbara Currie gave her report. Barb discussed the upcoming Technical Clinic. Level 2 Technical, Charlottetown Curling Club Oct. 21^st 7pm; Oct. 23^rd 7pm.; Oct. 26^th 9:30am. Pre-requisite - Level 1 Technical - Cost $70.00. Deadline for registration - October 17^th. Minimum of six (6) participants.

Unfinished Business

a) Letters mailed to two Masters teams who failed to show for final games by President Dawn.

b) Letter received in response to above from Henry MacWilliam, Chairman PEI Masters Curlers.

New Business

Junior Coach requirements were discussed. Information on Junior Representatives. The officials for Scott and Provincials were discussed.

President Dawn advised that the General Meetings are to start at 7:30pm sharp and the meetings must not exceed two (2) hours. Executive meetings will be at 6:30pm.

Adjournment

There being no further business, it was moved by Muncey Harris that the meeting be adjourned.

Respectfully submitted,

Jim Trainor

Secretary - Treasurer

PRESIDENTS REPORT MAY 27, 1998

The past year has been both busy and exciting and I thank you for the privilege of serving as President of the PEI Curling Association.

When I started my term, the three most urgent issues to address were finding a replacement for our Secretary-Treasurer, completing our 2 Year Plan and addressing our deficit financial situation.

I am very pleased that Jim Trainor agreed to fill the position of Secretary-Treasurer. Jim worked very hard this past year learning the duties of his position and getting the books in order and I want to thank him for his efforts.

Just after the beginning of the curling season, we were disappointed to learn that our delegate- at- large, Benita Morrison, was unable to continue due to illness. Fortunately for us, Nicolle Phillips agreed to fill this position and I thank her for her interest in our sport.

This past season we also determined our two Canada Games teams. Thanks to Pix Butt, our Manager, for looking after the competition. Our teams skipped by Robyn MacPhee and Dennis Watts, along with their respective coaches, Barry Stevenson and Marilyn Sutherland, will be working hard next season to prepare for the 1999 Canada Games.

Respectfully submitted,

Dawn MacFadyen

President