MINUTES OF THE BOARD MEETING
ST. THOMAS CURLING CLUB
March 10, 2010
IN
ATTENDANCE:
Tom Devaney, Christine Hale-Sanders, Joan McGregor, Shawn Holroyd, Al McRorie,
Dennis Potter, Paul Choma, Jim Frederick
ABSENT: Don Marcou, Rod Geer, Larry Jenner
OTHERS: Jennifer Barnes, Cathy Hedley
APPROVAL
OF THE MINUTES OF THE MEETING: Corrections:
Date of meeting: Feb.10; Action: Christine pursuing I.P.M. entry; Craig
VanYmeren participating in World Juniors; add ‘Rylett’s’ to engineer.
Moved Dennis, seconded Paul that the minutes be accepted as amended.
CORRESPONDENCE: SOCAN:
Their
certificate of compliance was received. ACTION: Paul will place it in the lounge.
Gore Mutual:
We
have received a plaque for hosting it.
Thank You: From
the winning team of the Gore Mutual:
Mother Teresa Catholic Secondary School
OCA: Information regarding the HST--was passed on to
Jim. Since we usually don’t have members pay before May 1st.,
the HST will be applicable.
Senior Horizon Programs: Government programs that
senior organizations can apply for.
Cathy will be give it to John Roberts to peruse.
Sympathy Card: Cathy sent to the family of life member, Dot Preston
on behalf of the Board of Directors.
BUSINESS
ARISING FROM THE MINUTES:
Bar Access: Joan has new numbered keys for those
individuals who require them.
Elections: No nominations from the general membership
have been received. There is once
vacancy (Dennis Potter will be stepping down) .
The nomination committee will have to find a replacement.
Steakspiel: A budget was circulated. The price will be raised to $180/team.
Entertainment: ACTION:
Tom will
hire a comedian for Friday night. An
email will be sent inviting non-participating members to attend, with a charge
of $10/person.
On-Line Store: Organization is in progress. Tom would like
to have it running before the end of the season.
LEAGUE
REPORTS:
Women’s League: Their recently held bonspiel
was successful. They would like a
wish-list for improvements from the Board.
Jennifer confirmed that the club pays for the winning team plaques.
Friday Mixed: Numbers
continue to grow. Their Kegfest was
successful with $100 profit being turned over to the club. Longhorns was the sponsor and would be
interested in being more involved with
the club. They are catering the Women’s League closing dinner.
COMMITTEE
REPORTS:
Bar: Everything is going well. Revenue continues to be higher than last year.
Joan
will discuss with Shirley about holding a year-end equipment sale.
Finance: February’s financial report was circulated as
well as a Capital Expenses report. We have not received a bill from Ron
Vanzanten for ice room improvements yet.
There was higher than budgeted Advertising expense, but Tom felt that it was worth the extra amount
spent as it resulted in a very successful Curling 101and higher membership than
last year.
Membership: So far 16 people
have signed up for Curling 101.
We
have been accepted for IPM. There is no cost to us. Christine will purchase a rock-in-the-rings
curling game as the required activity.
Facilities: Paul is still trying to contact Rylett’s
Engineering for a consultation about the crack in the wall.
Fire Door: Has been repaired.
Taps: Have been replaced in the women’s washroom.
Front Door: Work
still has to be done at the front entrance.
OCA: A mixed bantam team has advanced to the
Regionals.
Web: Al requests anything that people want put on
the website to be sent to him.
NEW
BUSINESS:
Eaves: The eaves at the northeast corner of the building are
leaking. We need to get quotes for repairing
them.
Carpet: The seams of the carpet in the men’s locker
room are very visible. ACTION: Paul will contact Lubnow Construction.
Ice Lights: Some of the lights have been warped almost since they were
installed and replacements were sent but have not installed. They need to be replaced promptly at the end
of the season.
Ice Cameras: 2 need to be refocused and this should
also be done promptly at the end of the curling season
Budget: Should be in place by May 1st.
Items that need consideration include a new cooling tower.
Calendar: Key dates for next year should be
identified.
The
meeting went in-camera.
The
meeting went of in-camera.
MOTION
FOR ADJOURNMENT: Moved, Shawn, seconded Joan
that the meeting be adjourned.
NEXT
MEETING: Wednesday, April 7th,
6:25 p.m.