MonSFFA meeting on the 19th of January

The meeting of January 19th was sparsely attended, possibly due to the cold and the storm predicted to hit us in the evening. Folks arrived so bundled up, we couldn’t recognize them until they stripped off the hats, mittens, scarves, and in one case, a ski-mask.

We started with the election which returned the usual suspect to office:

  • President: Cathy Palmer-Lister
  • Vice-President: Keith Braithwaite
  • Treasurer: Sylvain St-Pierre

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Cathy thanked Keith and Sylvain for their many years of service to the club, and noted that Josée who has only ever missed one meeting of MonSSFA since its founding was unable to attend this one due to her mother’s illness. Keith made a motion to expand our room’s borders to encompass Josée’s home. Seconded by both Paula and Sylvain (it was a tie!) the motion was carried.

Danny Sichel was first at bat for the new year! We played the game that is sort of Balderdash. ( If you missed it, you can review the general rules of the game as played at an earlier MonSFFA meeting here.) There was much laughter as we tried to guess the plots of stories with very misleading titles. Sometimes the real plot was sillier than our imagined ideas!

After this, we worked on programming ideas for the year. Both Keith and Sylvain had prepared several topics for discussion and we have tentatively slotted the ones we liked best into our calendar. there are still a few open slots, so if there is something you want to present to the group, let us know. <president@monsffa.ca>.

There was a lot of plastic on display as Dom Durocher had brought in some of his model kits, including a very large Klingon ship. Cathy is twisting his arm to review model kits either in WARP or at meetings.

Supper was at Hurley’s Pub on Mark Burakoff‘s recommendation. It seemed to be a good day for an Irish stew! An Irish band was practising in a near corner of the pub, greatly adding to the cozy Celtic atmosphere.

 

 

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