Annual General Meeting Reminder, News (Port Stanley Minor Hockey)

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May 21, 2025 | Janet Hyatt | 81 views
Annual General Meeting Reminder
A reminder that our Annual General Meeting is on Tuesday May 27th at 7pm at the Port Stanley Arena, 2nd floor.

We will be accepting nominations and voting on the following executive positions:
President (1 year term)
Secretary (1 year term)
Treasurer (1 year term)
Director of Coaching (2 year term)
Director of Fundraising (1 year term)
Director of Equipment (1 year term)
Director of Tournaments and Special Events (2 year term)
Director of Initiation Hockey (1 year term)
Director at Large (2 positions, 1 year term)
The following appointed positions are also open. If you are interested in one of the below positions please email us at [email protected]
Manager of Game Day Operations
Ice Convener
Association Head Trainer
A detailed description of all positions can be found on our website at the following link:
We will be holding a draw for 1 free registration for the 2025/2026 season. You must be present at the meeting to be eligible.
We hope to see you there!
 
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