For OSA AGM June 12, 2018. – please have copy of last minutes, and copy of rules and regulations as these will be brought up at this meeting. )
AGENDA FOR OSA AGM JUNE 12, 2018 FOLLOWING PLAY (Approx. 4:30 PM)
For OSA AGM June 12, 2018. – please have copy of last minutes, and copy of rules and regulations as these will be brought up at this meeting. )
AGENDA FOR OSA AGM JUNE 12, 2018 FOLLOWING PLAY (Approx. 4:30 PM)
With apologies from the webmaster for posting this only the day before…
Ingersoll is hosting a Mingle/Single tournament on Wednesday, May 16.
Starts at 8:30am. 6 games. 1 day.
Ingersoll District Memorial Centre (Arena) 97 Mutual Street South, Ingersoll
Come one – Come all.
Thanks.
Evan
stanistheman posted: "Gary Pipher Speaks: The ever popular Coldwater CNSA tournament is fast approaching and once again ELM Catering (Larry Lalonde ) will be supplying the delicious hot meal complete with salads hot tea and coffee and a variety of deserts. The dinner will ta"
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London Shuffleboard have decided to cancel our June 19th. Mingle Singles.
Marlene Hillier
Kindly submitted by Gary Pipher~
Coldwater Shuffleboard has lost another treasured member of the Club. Eleanor Simmons passed away on April 30 at the Solders Memorial Hospital Orillia her 82nd year.Eleanor joined the Coldwater Club in 2006 and has always been a very active player and enjoyed meeting new players both at the Coldwater Club and the various other clubs where the tournaments are held throughout Ontario. Eleanor attended the winter shuffleboard round up dinner on April 10, and although she had been taking radiation treatments she was able to attend the dinner and enjoy the company of her fellow shufflers.
Many shuffleboard players will remember Eleanor and her shuffleboard partner Howard Snyder who played in many CNSA and OSA tournaments throughout Ontario.
For understanding…
The tournament is the 28,29, and 30th of May. The amateurs start on Monday and finish on Tuesday. The experts start on Tuesday and finish on Wednesday.
Ingersoll is a 3 Day tournament as we have 16 Courts. If you any other questions please contact me. 519-290-4400 or jcmccorbeil
Jim Corbeil. President CNSA
On Wed, Apr 25, 2018 at 9:21 PM Bill Boyes <shuffleboardbill> wrote:
Folks – which is correct? – the poster has the tournament starting on Monday May 28. The Events and Results page on the website has May 29 Amateurs start and May 30 Open starts. I’ll update ASAP if you can let me know.BTW, you have mentioned "Any Doubles" but for consistency, I think the Canadian term is "Open".
Cheers,
Bill.
From: Ron Ferguson
St.Marys Shuffleboard Club will be starting up our new season, Thursday, May 3rd .
We shuffle Mondays and Thursdays at 1:00 pm AND Wednesday evenings at 6:30 pm.
This year we will be hosting the District # 29 Senior Games Shuffleboard in June. And our annual Apple Tournament will take place Monday, September 17th. Last year we had 74 participants at this tournament.
ST.MARYS SHUFFLEBOARD CLUB.
425 Water St. S.
(next to the swimming quarry)
Ingersol starts the 2018 season!
Summer Shuffleboard, Starting May 7th 1:00pm to 4:00pm. to August 13, 2018
Every Monday and Wednesday From 1:00pm to 4:pm
Ingersoll District Shuffleboard Club, 97 Mutual St., Ingersoll On. N5C 1S6.
Equipment available if needed. Coffee and Cookies available.
Our annual fee is $10:00 dollars plus a $3:00 a day when you come and play.
Special Events: There will be 4 Mingle/Singles where everyone is welcome. $8:00 enter. 3 games in the morning and 3 games in the afternoon. Please bring your lunch. 6 placings of Amaters and 6 placings for Experts.
Dates May 16th, June 20th, July 11 and Aug.1, 2018
Contact:
Ruth Stewart. President 519-303-1944 email rdstewart17
Jim Corbeil CNSA President 519-290-4400 email jcmccorbeil
Looking forward to seeing old members and new.
The Ingersoll District Shuffleboard Club.
This puts Orangeville on our “Clubs” list.
From: Cathryn Madden <orangevilleshuffleboard@gmail.com>
We are located at The Orangeville Curling Club, 76 Fifth Avenue, Orangeville, Ontario. L9W 1G0
We have three different dates that we shuffleboard, Tuesdays 6;30pm – 10:30pm, Wednesday 9am – 1pm, Saturday 1pm – 5pm.
Our leagues start the week of July 18th 2016. All leagues run until September 7th 2016 this is when we are having our final wrap up. It will run from 9am – 5pm and include a BBQ lunch.
The leagues are all mingles doubles and our Saturday is our inter-generational league where members are encouraged to bring their family.
Our season is starting later this year because it is our first year. The leagues start the week of July 18th 2016 and our season will end September 7th 2016.
Our annual fee is $25 plus an additional $2 per day you come out and pay. Parking is available free of charge. All equipment is provided and we have enough for all participants. We currently have eight full size roll out courts.
There will be tea and coffee provided after each game. There will also be cookies and/or other snacks for after.
I am the contact person for the Dufferin & Area Shuffleboard League till at east mid August and I will update you if/when that changes.
You will be able to find all of my contact information below this email. If you have any other questions please feel free to contact me.
Thanks in advance,
Cathryn Madden
Program Coordinator,
Dufferin & Area Seniors Shuffleboard League
Orangeville Curling Club
(519) 941-0751 or (519) 93-4884
orangevilleshuffleboard@gmail.com
Come on out, meet new people and enjoy a social afternoon of shuffleboard. People of all skills are welcome.
Location: Silverwoods Arena, 50 Sycamore St., London.
2019 Schedule will be posted when available.
2018 Schedule (14 Weeks):
Tuesdays, May 15 through August 14, 12:30 – 4:00 pm.
We play a variety of games such as Singles, Doubles, Nickel Day, Hoss Collar and Mini Inhouse Tournaments. A 50/50 draw is held each week. Coffee & goodies.
Membership: Shuffleboard is a City of London program.. Cost is $25.00 + tax. Call 519-661-5575, indicate shuffleboard program # 300466.
Mingle Singles Tournament: We will be hosting an all clubs Mingle Singles Tournament on June 19. Registration starts at 8’30 am. Please bring a lunch. Everyone is welcome.
For more information, contact London president, Marlene Hillier: 519-663-9161, hilliermarlene@gmail.com
From: Maureen Bryan
Subject: 2018 OSA AGENDA.
IF ANY OSA MEMBER HAS ANYTHING THEY WOULD LIKE TO HAVE DISCUSSED AT THE OSA MEETING, JUNE 12TH – 2018, IT NEEDS TO GO ON THE AGENDA PRIOR TO MY POSTING THE AGENDA BEFORE MAY 5TH, OR IT CAN’T BE BROUGHT UP FOR VOTE AT THE MEETING. SO GET YOUR CONCERNS TO ME BY EMAIL OR POST , SO I CAN HAVE IT INCLUDED ON THE AGENDA.
THANKS TO ALL FOR YOUR INPUT CONCERNING SHUFFLEBOARD ON THE OSA LEVEL.
REGARDS MAUREEN BRYAN , OSA SECRATARY.
Requested by Maureen Bryan,
OSA
Secretary.
OSA MEMBERS
AS THE AGENDA WILL BE POSTED IN MAY FOR THE OSA ANNUAL MEETING, WHICH WILL BE HELD JUNE 12 TH, 2018, AT ELORA, I HAVE ASKED THE COMMITTEE FOR THE CONSTITUTION AND BYLAWS TO REVISE AND UPDATE THIS POLICY.
IT IS NOW IN IT’S 7TH YEAR SINCE ANY UPDATES HAVE OCCURRED AND THIS SHOULD BE DONE AT LEAST EVERY 5 YEARS OR SOONER IF THERE IS ANY CHANGES TO BE MADE.THE FOLLOWING CHANGES I WOULD LIKE TO PUT FORWARD AS I SEE THEM.
1. THE EXECUTIVE OFFICERS ARE ELECTED BY THE MEMBERS AND ARE IN CHARGE OF THE OSA. I BELIEVE THIS SHOULD BE PUT INTO SECTION IV.
2. THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS ARE APPOINTED, AND THEY MANAGE THE BUSINESS THAT THE EXECUTIVE APPOINTS THEM TO BE IN CHARGE OF. I WOULD LIKE THIS TO BE PLACED IN SECTION V. ( THIS IS ONLY A CHANGE OF PLACES AS SEEN ON THE POLICY NOW).
3. SECTION VII AND SECTION VIII SHOULD BE TWO YEAR TERMS , NOT THREE.
4. SECTION IX- OUR FISCAL YEAR SHOULD BE APRIL 1-MARCH31ST THE FOLLOWING YEAR.
5. SECTION 11- SHOULD READ-DUES TO BE DUE APRIL 1ST OF EACH YEAR AND ARE GOOD TO MARCH OF THE FOLLOWING YEAR.
THIS IS MY PROPOSAL FOR THE COMMITTEE TO GO OVER AND THESE CHANGES WILL BE DISCUSSED AT THE OSA MEETING. MAUREEN BRYAN SECRETARY OF OSA.
Responding to a recent question –
As shown in this image …
(a) Rest your cursor on the Black-Bar Menu item About Us, to get the drop-down menu shown.
(b) Move your cursor down and click on the item Documents, Reports and Awards.
(c) Click on the item OSA Const and Bylaws 2011-07

Kindly submitted by Coldwater shuffleboard Club president Carol Archer as created by Gary Pipher as an advertisement to go into a newsletter.

Sincerest condelonces to Jim and Marlene Corbeil
Kindly submitted by Myrna Bilton
We are saddened to hear that Jim and Marlene Corbeil’s daughter has passed away.
A family is a circle of love, not broken by a loss, but made stronger by the memories.
May God give them strength to get through this difficult time.
We keep them in our thoughts and prayers.
Our deepest Condolences
Rendall & Myrna Bilton
As part of the shuffleboard family, I offer my condolences to Jim and Marlene Corbeil and their family.
Bill Boyes, Webmaster.
Kindly submitted by Gary Pipher.
On behalf of the Centre Wellington Shuffleboard Club (Elora ), we extend our heartfelt condolences to Shirley and family, on the passing of Wolter Bootsma. The Coldwater Club will dearly miss such a good friend and Shuffler in their midst. This is such a sad day to hear this news, we will all miss Wolter.
Maureen Bryan, Pres. Elora.

Wolter Bootsma
From Rendal Bilton:
We are sorry to hear of the passing of
Wolter Bootsma. On behalf of the OSA
we would like to express our sincere
condolences to Shirley and family.
We keep them in our thoughts and prayers.
With Sympathy
Rendall Bilton
OSA President
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for everything you need to order now and throughout the season.
Shuffleboard Club information for Kitchener
2 different facilities – See the information below:
Downtown Community Centre, 35B Weber St W, Kitchener N2H 3Z1
Schedule – Monday and Thursdays from 1:30 – 4 pm
Season – Year round
Play – “Mingles Doubles” (No partner needed, draw for court and partner)
Cost – Must have a valid Kitchener Group Card, card costs $15.30 for adults 55+ and $ 18.66 for adults 18-54 years. Kitchener Groups Cards are valid Sept – August and renewed annually.
Equipment – Cues and other equipment provided
Facility – 10 courts
Size of Courts – Standard
Court Surface – Wood
Contact Person – Please call the Downtown Community Centre, 519-741-2501 for more information.
I like it! Thanks Jim.
From Jim Corbeil:
I just thought I would tell everyone how we came up with the team letters “C”, “D”, and “N”. “CDN” is short for “Canadian”. We all are on the Canadian team.
ABC teams, players might have thought “Why am I not on the A team?”, or “Is the A team a better team than B or C?”.
Jim Corbeil, President CNSA.
Because the original posting of the teams was in Microsoft Word format (docx), which may be unreadable for some folks, we are also publishing the teams list as a PDF – attached.
From Jim Corbeil –
Congratulations!
I would like to congratulate all the players who were selected to play at the High River ISA Team Tournament this July.
Thank you to all the players for your support of this event.
For those many players who were not selected I thank you for your applications.
If there is any cancellations we will keep your names on file and select a replacement.
If you are interested in playing on a UN Team when they are formed or being a non playing Team Captain please let me know.
I want to thank the selection committee for their hard work selecting the players for this years ISA Team Tournament.
We had a large number of applications this year because of the ISA Team Tournament being held in High River, Alberta, Canada.
I wish all the players that were selected across Canada, good luck, and enjoy…
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Sent in by Myrna –
We have first place winners in P15B at Lee County this week.
Linda McRae & Myrna Bilton took 1st in the main ladies
Bill LeMay & Roy Babcock took 1st in the main men.
Lazy Days Shuffleboard Club people did well in a tournament at Lee County on Jan 8th.
Donna, Myrna, Maureen, Dawn & Bill are members of the Centre Wellington Shuffleboard Club in Elora. Linda is a member of the Goderich Shuffleboard Club.
The picture below shows Donna Blom, Linda McRae, Myrna Bilton, Maureen Bryan, Dawn Hammond, Muriel Burnett and Bill Bryan.
Don Raymont
With great sadness I have to inform you that a good friend and fellow shuffleboard player has passed. Don Raymont has passed after a long fight with cancer. Our hearts go out to his wife Linda and the Raymont family.
He was a great shuffleboard player and a true sportsman.
Don will be missed by all who knew him.
Jim Corbeil, President CNSA.

Myrna and Rendall Bilton
May this holiday season bring you LOVE to your heart,
HEALTH to your body and PEACE and JOY to your home throughout the new year.
May you spread the warmth of the Christmas season to all those around you and make this world a beautiful place to live in.
Wherever you live or whatever language you speak, may our LOVE find its way to your heart.
Merry Christmas, Frohliche Weihnachten, Merii Kurisumasu, God Jul,
Feliz Natal, Joyeux Noel, Pozdrevlyayu s prazdhikom Rozhdestva,
Prettige Kerstdagen, Buon Natale
Rendall and Myrna
More on previous posting re: Coldwater
From Gary Pipher
Hi again Bill. One or two items I failed to add in my previous email was that Coldwater hosted the very first Inter Provincial Tournament and it has been a very successful tournament that is held in a different Province every two years.
The other item was the OSA cargo trailer which the club backed in support of a grant.
On Dec 1, 2017 12:18 PM, “gary pipher” <garypipher> wrote:
Thanks Bill for re-posting the article from Stan McCormacks blog .What I failed to mention in the article Stan posted on his blog was that it was Rendal Bilton “President of the OSA” who made the unexpected but excellent declaration of Coldwater being the “Shuffleboard Capital of Ontario” and he should be commended for his acknowledgment of the never ending support the Coldwater Shuffleboard Club gives back to Shuffleboard.
The new President of the Coldwater Shuffleboard club “Carol Archer” is very keen on Shuffleboard and we look forward to her continuance of this unwavering support.
While Curling is currently ongoing in the Curling Arena the Shuffleboard have moved for the winter and now play on 6 roll out courts in the comfortable auditorium of the Coldwater Municipal Arena from 9:00 am until 3:00 pm. The courts are always filled and several players waiting in the wings.
Coffee and treats are served in the morning and afternoon and many of the players partake in a great lunch at the Royal Canadian Legion next door.
For anyone who attended the OSA tournament in Coldwater last summer you will no doubt remember Carol Archer for her beautiful voice and acomplished organ playing at the opening ceremonies.
Coldwater Shuffleboard has always provided support for other Clubs who were just starting up such as : Fergus/Nobel/Picton/ Penetangushene /Puce /Bancroft/ Wasaga Beach and most recently to Jim Corbiels new Club in Ingersoll ; and of course the assistance the Coldwater members provided to the Canadian National Shuffleboard in hosting the 2 International Shuffleboard Tornaments in Midland Ontario.
They look forward to the tournament they will host in 2018 .
Your Source for Shuffleboard News
There are not many readers who do NOT know that Gary Pipher is the former President, in fact the very first President of the Coldwater Shuffleboard Club!! He also served as President of the CNSA. The article below is but one fine example of the great work Gary has done to ensure SHUFFLEBOARD is before the World. Gary Pipher Speaks: Well we finally got the shuffleboard signs up in Coldwater. It was a long process but I guess it’s normal now for townships to follow all the strict regulations .
Before we could consider having a sign made we had to first get approval from the council with letters back and forth to substantiate the request. After a few weeks of waiting we were given the ok from council but we had to follow all the guidelines with the regulatory bodies. The Director of Public Works had to do…
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Marjorie Taylor
With great sadness, we extend our heartfelt wishes to the family of Marjorie Taylor, in their passing of their mother, and gramma. She will always be remembered as a great ambassador for shuffleboard. She was a wonderful friend and competitor. She will be greatly missed.
Elora Shuffleboard Club ( Centre Wellington )

Marjorie Taylor
On behalf of the OSA members, we are deeply saddened by the news of Marjorie Taylor’s passing. Remembering Marj with fond memories will forever remain in our hearts. May she Rest In Peace.
We keep her family in our thoughts and prayers.
Rendall & Myrna Bilton
We have a new web page called “Club Events”. As the name says, it will list list events for any and all clubs in Ontario, that we know of.
SO,
CALLING ALL CLUBS’ PRESIDENTS / SECTREARIES-
GET THE WORD OUT!
PROMOTE YOUR OWN CLUB!
SEND YOUR EVENT DETAILS TO shuffleboardbill@gmail.com!
EVERYONE! –
TO SEE THE LIST OF CLUB EVENTS JUST DO AS SHOWN IN THIS PICTURE:

Rest your cursor on “Events And Results”. A list of items will appear (drop down) for you. Then, just click on the “Club Events” in that list and you will see the web page listing of events for our clubs.
From: Marlene Hillier <hilliermarlene(at)gmail.com>
The London shuffleboard club,will be hosting our mingle singles on Tues. June 19th. 2018.
ShuffleboardBill says: Please Note – the invitation is extended to all members of shuffleboard clubs in Ontario!
If you want to email Marlene, use the email id shown above BUT SUBSTITUTE “@” where the “(at)” is shown. There is a technical reason for this.
As of the end of September, we celebrate the close of a Great Year for Ontario Shuffleboard! Here’s a slide-show looking back over the fun we had at our 2017 tournaments.
If you want to look back at any specifics click 2017 Events and Results.
And as 2017 is ending, we look forward to the planned 2018 OSA shuffleboard events. Get your partners! The 2018 schedule is posted under the main menu item Events – 2018 Events and Results. Note: The latest schedule update confirms a CNSA tournament in COLDWATER July 24, 25, 26th, 2018, with a banquet Tuesday. July 24th, prepared by the same chef as last year. (Yay!)
2018 tournament summary: INGERSOLL, ELORA, GODERICH, COLDWATER and BLENHEIM. Lots of opportunity for some great competition! See you on those courts!
From Ron Ferguson in St Marys Sept 18th (Sorry for the delay – OSA Webmaster neglected to press “Enter” to get these posted before)
Here are the WINNERS pics from the St. MARYS Apple Tournament
, (Mon. Sept.18th). Click on any picture for a larger view.
Excellent turnout today. 64 participants5th Suzanne Sharp
5th Evan Engell
4th Vantyghem Red Fernand
4th Ruth Tate
3rd Linda O’Conner
3rd Fred Muehlebach
2nd Myrna Bilton
2nd Murray Burnett
1st Ann Birley, Jim Corbeil
Thames Horizon Shuffle Club Completed the summer shuffle season with a full house of players on Sept 28/17 { a day filled with a lot of fun}
With a barbeque for members and spouses. we had hamburgers hot dogs many salads end desserts.
We played 18 league play days and 4 Mingles/Singles all very well attended.
We had a very good season again most players are pleased with the set up league play before lunch
Hoss Collar after lunch.
Again thanks to all the players and all the people that made this season a success.
Looking forward to next spring so we can do it all over again.
Greetings to all shufflers.
Hubert
How often do we get this opportunity? This pictures was taken last week at St. Mary’s (Ontario) Mingle/Singles
OSA President. Rendall Bilton
CNSA President. Jim Corbeil
ISA President Myrna Bilton
Thanks Myrna!
From: Ron Ferguson
Here are the results from our 4th Annual Apple Tournament, held in St. Marys – Monday -Sept. 18th – 2017:
A great turnout for this event, saw 64 Shufflers participate. Came from Woodstock, Ingersoll, Fergus, Listowel, Seaforth, London, Stratford, St. Marys and area.
Results from Tournament Director Marlene Corbeil:
MEN WOMEN
1st Jim Corbeil 1st Ann Birley
2nd Murray Burnett 2nd Myrna Bilton
3rd Fred Muehlebach 3rd Linda O’Conner
4th Vantychem “Red” Fernand 4th Ruth Tate
5th Evan Engell 5th Suzanne Sharp
SUBMITTED BY:
RON FERGUSON
ST. MARYS CURLING CLUB
NOTE: Pics from tournament to follow soon
New President Marren Bryan sends this along to us. Congratulations to the new Centre Wellington leadership, and many thanks to the previous.
PAST PRES. RENDALL BILTON
PRES. MAUREEN BRYAN
1ST VICE PRES.- RAY BERNIER-519-846-1767-ray.bernier
SEC. LOIS DOBBIE-519-843-2595-bob.dobbie
TREAS. BETTY MERCER-519-843-1241-NO EMAIL.
Kindly sent in by Maureen Bryan.
Elora Shuffleboard Club will come to the end of the season of 2017, on Sept. 14th.
We have had a very enjoyable year, and we will close with a pizza party and our annual meeting.
We have an amazing club, full of energy and laughter, and a group of members that work very hard to make our club a success. We wish everyone a safe and healthy winter season, blessings from Elora, ( Centre Wellington ). Rendall Bilton-Pres. and Maureen Bryan-Vice.
https://shuffleon.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/09/fullsizerender.jpgSent from my iPad
Thanks Hubert!
Thames Horizon Shuffle Club Mingles/Singles Tournament
results for Aug 31/17 The last tournament for this season.
Everything went very well a good turn out again.
Looking forward to next season.17 Amateurs
1 Rick Wehring
2 Quenneville
3 Tony Vander Hoven
4 Herman Guilbeault
5 Davis Bryans
6 Gene Brenders17 Pro’s
1 Glen Peltier
2 Katie Starzacher
3 Henry Armstrong
4 Tony DeLuca
5 Pat Akinson
6 Bill LeMayTournament Director Mary Button
Sent in by Hubert Van Eerd
Another sponsor added to the poster. Micacchi Warnick and Company Woodstock. $100.
Jim Corbeil.
Jim Corbeil sends us a special poster for the 2018 CNSA Tournament in Ingersoll Ontario.
Cross-posting onto OSA website from CNSA website.
The Ingersoll Shuffleboard Club will be hosting the CNSA Tournament May 28-30, 2018 Any Doubles .
They have 16 courts and Lunch will be available.
Looking forward to seeing everyone here at the new facility.
Also, the Comfort Inn in Ingersoll is putting together a special rate for the shufflers. I will forward this on once they send it to me.
We have camping available at the Cheese and Agricultural Museum in Ingersoll. 290 Harris Street, Ingersoll, On.
There is room for 20 campers. No reservation required. The cost is $15.00 a night for a 3-day stay.
There is electric and water for the $15.00. Sewage dump out is available.
The CNSA and the Ingersoll Shuffleboard Club is Looking forward to holding this event.
Jim Corbeil, President CNSA
jcmccorbeil
OSA Keepr Of Records (KOR), Shirley Bryan, provides us with the yearly update to the player points, attached. Questions may be referred directly to Shirley – bryancands@live.ca
Explanation of the Amateur and expert point systems may be seen by clicking on the Main (Black-Bar) menu item "Player Points" or click -> here.
The Ingersoll Shuffleboard Club held is last MingleSingles Tournament for the year Aug. 21 2017. looking forward to next year.
Experts 18 players
1st Larry Allison
2nd Ruth Stewart
3rd Ruth Tate
4th Maureen Bryan
5th Max Tate
6th Dotty Keort
Amateurs 19 players
1st Ron Ferguson
2nd Ron Carradine
3rd Ann Engell
4th Suzanne Sharp
5th Dianne Carradine
6th Terry Martin
Submitted by Marlene Corbeil Tournament Director
Pictures attache Larry Allison absent from Experts

Names and pictures of Blenheim winners now line up.
As promised, here are the results and pictures of all the winning teams. Thanks Roger Kellam.
Amateur Aug 8, 2017 22 Teams
Main

1st Gary Sorko, Ruth Stewart

2nd Gerdien Dykman, Gerrit Dykman

3rd Murray Little, Allan Little

4th Bev Fowler, Linda O’Connor
Amateur Consolation

1st Wendy and Luke Hansmann
.

2nd Mary Ellen and Ted Vercouteren

3rd Howie Dodman, Judy Brooking

4th Gord Kirk, Bill Stephen
OPEN Aug 9, 2017 14 Teams
Main

1st Carl Rogerson, George Admiral

2nd Maureen Bryan, Bill Oostdyk

3rd Glen Peltier and Jim Corbeil

4th Rip Van Ginkel, William LeMay
.
OPEN Consolation

1st Charles and Shirley Bryant

2nd Henry Strong, Linda McRae

3rd Moe and Jill DeBruyne

4th Barbara and Jim Howard

OSA President Rendall Bilton
On behalf of the OSA, I want to thank the Golden Acres Shuffleboard Club, President Joe Lessard and secretary Roger Kellam for hosting the OSA Doubles Tournament that took place on Aug 8 th – 9 th , 2017.
This club is located in the beautiful town of Blenheim in a lovely new curling club building. Thanks for the delicious lunches and warm hospitality.
Special thanks to Marlene Corbeil for being a dedicated tournament director and to Muriel Burnett and Bill Boyes for their picture and write-up coverage of all the OSA tournaments. I appreciate the hours they spend on these events.
Congratulations to George Admiral for achieving his 35 points to be inducted into the OSA Hall of Fame.
Sincere thanks to OSA secretary Maureen Bryan, the OSA Board Members and committees for making my job easy. I appreciate their support and dedication to shuffleboard.
I want to thank all the shufflers that took part and supported the OSA Tournaments. We had good attendance at the tournaments this summer. I look forward to seeing everyone next year.
Sincerely,
Rendall Bilton
OSA President
Blenheim Aug 8, 2017 Amateur 22 Teams 44 Players
Main
1st Gary Sorko, Ruth Stewart
2nd Gerdien Dykman, Gerrit Dykman
3rd Murray Little, Allan Little
4th Bev Fowler, Linda O’Connor
Consolation
1st Wendy Hansmann, Luke Hansmann
2nd Mary Ellen Vercouteren, Ted Vercouteren
3rd Howie Dodman, Judy Brooking
4th Gord Kirk, Bill Stephen
Open Aug 9, 2017 14 Teams 28 Players
Main
1st Carl Rogerson, George Admiral
2nd Maureen Bryan, Bill Oostdyk
3rd Jim Corbeil, Glen Peltier
4th Rip Van Ginkel, William LeMay
Consolation
1st Shirley Bryan, Charles Bryan
2nd Henry Strong, Linda McRae
3rd Jill DeBruyne Moe DeBruyne
4th Jim Howard, Barbara Howard
Tournament Director Marlene Corbeil
Pictures to follow.
Thanks Hubert!
Thames Horizon Shuffle Club Mingles/Singles Tournament Results For Aug 3/17
19 Amateurs
1 Ed Coyne
2 Tony Vanden Hoven
3 Carol Brosseau
4 Gary Sorko
5 Rick Wehring
6 Moe Rooms
19 Pro’s
1 Glen Peltier
2 Bill LeMay
3 Linda De Vries
4 Elliot Arnold
5 Hubert Van Eerd
6 Katie Starzacher
Tournament Director Mary Button
Sent in by Hubert Van Eerd
Thank you COLDWATER Shuffleboard Club.
On behalf of the OSA, we would like to thank the COLDWATER Shuffleboard Club for hosting a very successful CNSA shuffleboard tournament July 18-20th, 2017. Pres George O’Reilly and his organizers put on a first class tournament and a banquet dinner enjoyed by all who attended. Special thanks to all the sponsors for this occasion.
Thanks again for Marlene Corbeil for directing the tournament and congratulations to all who played , win or lose, we all have taken away with us special moments of laughter and fun.
Looking forward to seeing everyone at the next and last tournament of the season in Blenheim, Ont. Aug. 8-10th, 2017.
Sincerely,
Rendall Bilton,
OSA Pres.
Requested by Maureen Bryan, OSA Secretary:
ALL ONT. CLUBS ARE TO SEND IN THEIR LIST OF MEMBERS TO THE CNSA SECRETARY BY SEPT. 1 YEARLY. THIS IS A REMINDER TO HAVE THIS SENT IN. IT IS TO GO TO NORM LINDSAY (SEC. CNSA ) AT normanli@uoguelph.ca., OR THIS LIST CAN BE MAILED TO HIS ADDRESS AT, RR # 5, BELWOOD. N0B1J0.
Thanks in advance.
MAUREEN BRYAN, SEC. OSA.
Responding to a very valid request by Al Wilson (Scugog Shuffleboard Club) —
Number of Entries – Amateur 28
Open 28
We are looking at our posted tournament results and how to most easily include the home club for each finalist.
An interesting article recently published about the Coldwater Shuffleboard Club –
http://www.orilliapacket.com/2017/07/19/coldwater-is-shuffleboard-central
Congratulations to All appearing here! (And your webmaster, Shuffleboard Bill, is justifiably delighted! AND with this tournament result, George Admiral now has his points to enter the OSA Hall Of Fame, Player Category!)
EXPERT TOURNAMENT RESULTS
MAIN EVENT

Main 1st George Admiral, Bill Boyes

Main 2nd Jim Corbeil, Roy Babcock

Main 3rd Bill LeMay, Rip Van Ginkel

Main 4th Donna Blom, Bill Oostdyk
CONSOLATIONS
Consolation 1st George Steven, Maureen Bryan

Consolation 2nd Muriel and Murray Burnett
Consolation 3rd Joanne and George Clark
Consolation 4th Barb Howard, Heather Morgan
Coldwater Shuffleboard Club has once again hosted a great OSA tournament! Congratulations to the following Amateur winners:
MAIN
AM Main 1st Dave and Betty Granter

Main 2nd Robert Graves and June Stewart

Main 3rd Bill Kinnear and George Archer
Main 4th Henry Gerrits and Linda O’Connnor
CONSOLATIONS

Consolation 1st Gary Pipher, Iris Beach

Consolation 2nd Earnest Thomas, Grant Barrett

Consolation 3rd Deborah and Ernest Lane
Consolation 4th Mike Lynham, John Lynham
On behalf of the Ontario Shuffleboard Association I send Congratulations to our Ontario girls..Marlene Corbeil, Barb Howard, Lenore Holder and Marge Gardner for placing 3rd in the 5th Interprovincial held at Moose Jaw, Sask.
Congratulations to all who placed and to all who participated in this tournament.Sincerely
Rendall Bilton
OSA President
From Roger Kellam – Please note that Blenheim will cancel their Mingles/Singles scheduled for Sept 5.
Ingersoll District Shuffleboard Club
The results of our mingle/single tournament of July 17, 2017 are as follows
Expert’s 12 players
1st Don Hutchison
2nd Elaine Foster
3rd Dotty Koert
4th John Mickle
5th Don Jeffery
6th Ross KirkpatrickAmateur’s 16 players
1st Ron Ferguson
2nd Sheila Brown
3rd Ron Carradine
4th Schel Dykstra
5th Debbie Cadeau
6th Ann EngellA donation was from Ingersoll/Woodstock/Tillsonburg Memorials
Submitted by Ruth Stewart
As we post this, play 2017 is nearing an end, with only July 25 and August 1st remaining. (The last opportunities for for 2017 fun!)
The following is the 2018 schedule and other information:
Location – Silverwoods Arena, 50 Sycamore St., London, Ont.
2018 Play & Schedule – Tuesdays, May 1 through July 31 (14 weeks), 12:30 – 4:00 PM. We play a variety of games such as Singles, Doubles, Nickel Day, Hoss Collar and Mini Inhouse Tournaments. A 50/50 draw is held each week.
Membership – Shuffleboard is a City of London program. A 14 week membership is $25.00 + tax. Call 519-661-2017, indicate shuffleboard program # 289728. Guests are most welcome to come and meet us and have fun playing shuffleboard Your first day is free and then you join the club on a pro-rated basis for remaining weeks.
We will be hosting an all clubs Mingle Singles Tournament in June on a date to be determined. Registration starts at 8’30, 9:00 am. Please bring a lunch. Everyone is welcome.
For more information, contact London president, Marlene Hillier: 519-663-9161, hilliermarlene@gmail.com
Contact info originally left out …
From Wayne Shannon – wjshannon@hotmail.com
We are a retirement community and looking in to put in shuffle courts in Port Perry Ontario does anybody know the cost of building 6 out door courts .I have to present this to our board of directors so I could really use your help.
Does youth rub off on us too Myrna?
From: “Myrna Bilton
You might find this interesting….. I’m trying to promote shuffleboard in our community.
Bring your grandchildren…..
“Who says shuffleboard is for older people?”
We were delighted to have two lovely young ladies out to shuffle at our daily play at Centre Wellington Shuffleboard Club on Monday.Cheers
Myrna
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From: “Maureen Bryan”
INGERSOL -CNSA DOUBLES
AMATEUR- MAY 29-30, 2018
OPEN- MAY. 30-31, 2018
INGERSOL ARENA, 97 MUTUAL N. INGERSOL ONT.CENTRE WELLINGTON-OSA DOUBLES
AMATEUR- JUNE 12-13, 2018
OPEN- JUNE 13-14, 2018
LOCATION: 29 DAVID ST. W., ELORA ONT.( curling club)
LUNCH AVAILABLE (homemade-yummy)
CONTACT: RENDALL BILTON ( myrnabilton4- 519-787-0131)
MAUREEN BRYAN (m.bryan9282-519-787-9988)
OSA GENERAL MEETING WILL BE- JUNE 12th, 2018 (Tuesday) following play.GODERICH- OSA DOUBLES
AMATEUR- JUNE 26-27, 2018
OPEN- JUNE 27-28, 2018
LOCATION: MEMORIAL ARENA, 180 McDONALD ST., GODERICH ONT.
LUNCH AVAILABLE
CAMP PARKING: 6 SPACES AVAILABLE ON SITE
CONTACTS:
AL WEEKS (aweeks55-519-524-1632
JIM HOWARD (jimbodaisy-519-524-5038)
COLDWATER – CNSA DOUBLES- not confirmed
BLENHEIM- OSA DOUBLES
AMATEURS- AUG. 7-8, 2018
OPEN- AUG. 8-9, 2018
LOCATION: GOLDEN ACRES CURLING CLUB, 430 CATHERINE ST., BLENHEIM, ONT.
LUNCH AVAILABLE
NO ONSITE OVERNIGHT CAMPERS.
SUGGEST-WILSON CONSERVATION AREA (8km)
RONDEAU PROV. PARK, OR WILDWOOD PARK(18 km)
SMALL TRAILER PARK IN ERIEAU(10km)
CONTACT: JOE LESSARD-(suelessard-519-676-0599)
ROGER KELLAM-(crk@kellam.ca 519-676-3989)
From: "Hubert Van Eerd"
Thames Horizon Shuffle Club Mingles/Singles Results for July 6/17
Amateurs 18 Players
1 Dirk De Vries
2 Roger Quenneville
3 Martin Van Eerd
4 Gary Sorko
5 Gene Brenders
6 Rick WehringPro’s 17 Players
1 John Shewburg
2 Jim Carder
3 Elliot Arnold
4 Don Hoorelbeck
5 Glen Peltier
6 Bill Van EerdTournament Director Mary Button
Sent in by Hubert Van Eerd
From: "Hubert Van Eerd
2017 Mingles /Singles schedule
Thurs July 6 @ 9 Am
Thurs Aug 3 @ 9 Am
Thurs Aug 31 @ 9 Am
From Rendall Bilton:
On behalf of the OSA, I want to thank the Goderich Shuffleboard Club for hosting the OSA Doubles Tournament that took place June 27 th – 29 th , 2017. The Goderich shuffleboard members sure made us feel welcome.
Thank you to the lunch committee that served us delicious lunches. We also appreciate being able to park our campers close to the arena – how handy!
Special thanks to Marlene Corbeil for being the Tournament Director, and her faithful helper husband Jim.
Thanks to all the people who attended and helped to make the Goderich Shuffleboard Club Tournament a huge success.
I look forward to seeing everyone in Coldwater on July 18 th – 20 th , 2017 for the CNSA tournament.
Sincerely
Rendall Bilton
OSA President
Here are the results of the OSA 2017 Open Tournament held in Goderich June 28, 29 –
Tournament: Goderich 2017-06-27, OPEN Doubles
Entries: 21
Director: Marlene Corbeil

OPEN MAIN 1st Fred Muehlenbach, John Mickle

OPEN MAIN 2nd Roy Babcock, William LeMay

OPEN MAIN 3rd Herman Lansink, John Jefferson

OPEN MAIN 4th George Admiral, Carl Rogerson

OPEN Consolation 1st Karen and Ross Quanz

OPEN Consolation 2nd Bill Bryan Maureen Bryan

OPEN Consolation 3rd Marjorie Taylor Art Scott

OPEN Consolation 4th Frank Reynen Tony Van de Hoven
Here are the results of the OSA 2017 Goderich Amateur Tournament –
Tournament: Goderich 2017-06-27, Amateur Doubles
Entries: 16
Director: Marlene Corbeil
Congratulations to our Amateur Winners:
Main

AM Main 1st Gerdien and Gerrit Dykman

AM Main 2nd Don Jeffery and Marv Crow

AM Main 3rd Don Rose and Darlene Bard

AM Main 4th Roger Kellam and Frank Namink
Consolations

AM Consolation 1st Marie and Barrie Leibold

AM Consolation 2nd Betty Keating and Linda O’Connor

AM Consolation 3rd Evan and Ann Engell

AM Consolation 4th Norm and Bernice Lindsay
From Ron Ferguson –
Attached is the advertising flyer for this years (2017) "BIG APPLE
TOURNAMENT". I realize it is a little way off, but I would appreciate everyone reserving a spot on their calendars for it.
I have also sent info about a new format for this upcoming event!
Ron Ferguson.
St. Marys Shuffleboard Club
Sent in By Ron Ferguson –
A small blurb on our Apple Tournament for all to read. Thanks!
RONs
The Ingersoll Shuffleboard Club held a Mingle/Single Tournament June 19th, 2017
Amateurs 14
1st Leo Turner
2nd Sheila Brown
3rd Schel Dykstra
4th Helena Turner
5th Marv Crow
Experts 12
1st Herman Lansink
2nd John Mickle
3rd Evan Engell
4th Tony Pechinger
5th Dotty Koert
Tournament Director Marlene Corbeil
Submitted by Marlene Corbeil
The London Shuffleboard Club has canceled the Mingle/Single for Tuesday, July 11, 2017.
This post requested by Marlene Corbeil
The London Shuffleboard Club held a Mingle/Single Tournament July 20th.
8 Amateurs
1st Debbie Cadeau
2nd Tony Van de Hoven
3rd Pat Phair
4th Dennis Smith
5th Gord Overbaugh
8 Experts
1st Ross Kirkpatrick
2nd Fred Muehlebach
3rd Sheila Brown
4th James Corbeil
5th John Mickle
Tournament Director Marlene Corbeil
Submitted by Marlene Corbeil
The posting of the minutes has been corrected, changing Blenheim Club address. Full address is GOLDEN ACRES CURLING CLUB, 430 CATHERINE ST. W, BLENHEIM, ONT.
Dear reader: Please remember that Minutes and other documents can always be found by resting your cursor on our Black-Bar menu item About Us, then move down to Documents Reports and Awards (as shown below) and click your mouse button. If you have any questions about this then please leave a comment below and I will get back to you.

Submitted by Maureen. A lot of work to get things ready, take minutes, and get them out to us.A BIG THANKS to YOU MAUREEN.
Eight of us went to dinner. Only one decided to have dessert. A butterscotch sundae. Thanks Bev! "Seven spoons please waitress." said George. (Really? Seven? We would have to work something out). The sundae with spoons arriived. An extra big sundae. Spoons were passed around the table as far as they went. Poor Ella. Bev pushed the sundae to George. One spoonful gone. Then to Bill Bryan. Another gone, but no noticable dent in the amount left. Then Maureen goes after the overflowing butterscotch sauce. Then Bill Boyes has a go at it. Rip is next, enjoying it immensely. Then Carl, watched by Ella. Then Ella, sans spoon, is fed a mouthful by Bev. Lots still left. Bev wipes the spoon and takes some of HER sundae, then pushed it to George again. And so it went around again, with everyone having a second helping, and then a third, with much laughter and comment around the table. Present: Bev Fowler, George O’Reilly, Bill & Maureen Bryan, Bill Boyes, Rip Van Ginkle, Carl and Ella Rogerson.
On behalf of the OSA, I want to thank the Centre Wellington Shuffleboard Club for hosting the OSA Doubles Tournament that took place June 13th – 15th,2017. The club members did a tremendous job – the lunch committee kept our tummies filled with homemade soup and pies, and the guys kept the courts ready for play.
Thanks for doing the extra set up for the OSA, Annual General Meeting. Sincere thanks to the OSA Board and a special thanks to Secretary Maureen Bryan for her dedicated work.
Many thanks to Marlene Corbeil for being the Tournament Director and her helper, husband Jim.
Thanks to all the people who attended, to make the Centre Wellington Shuffleboard Club Tournament a success.
Congratulations to Roy Babcock and Myrna Bilton for their induction into the OSA Hall of Fame.
I look forward to seeing everyone at Goderich on Jun 27th – 29th, 2017 for the next OSA sanctioned tournament.
Sincerely
Rendall Bilton
OSA President
Here are the Winners of the 2017 OSA Amateur Doubles held in Elora, June 13 and 14, 2017. – Results of Elora OSA Amateur Doubles
Submitted by Muriel Burnett – Thanks Muriel

Open Main 1st – Myrna Bilton and Roy Babcock
1st. Main Myrna Bilton HOF, Roy Babcock HOF
2nd Main William Oostdyk, Maureen Bryan
3rd Main Charles Bryan, Shirley Bryan
4th Main Linda McRae, Grant McRae
1st Consolation John Jefferson, George Steven
2nd Consolation Jill DeBruyne , Mo DeBruyne
3rd Consolation George Admiral, Carl Rogerson
4th Consolation Murray Burnett, Moe Vermeulen
Congratulations to all winners.
A big thank you to all our generous sponsors.
Muriel Burnett

Rendall Bilton, Myrna Bilton and Muriel Burnett
Myrna Bilton was indicted into the Ontario Shuffleboard Association Hall Of Fame – P;ayer Category, in a ceremony held at the site of the OSA Doubles Tournament in Elora, June 14, 2017. Muriel Burnett did the presentation as follows:
Today, it is my honour and privilege to present Myrna Bilton for the Induction into the Ontario Shuffleboard Hall of Fame, Player’s Category Award.
We are extremely privileged, because standing before you is the International Shuffleboard Association, President. Myrna is the greatest promoter of shuffleboard you will ever meet. In fact most of us here, myself included took up this wonderful game, at Myrna’s encouragement.
Myrna was introduced to shuffleboard by her father in the 1970s. I can honestly say Myrna, “Clifford is proud of you today”. From 2001-2017, Myrna has supported and participated the park league of Lazy Days in North Fort Myers. She has taught new shufflers, and helped start a second park league, when there were too many players for our league. A problem, most parks can only dream of.
Her competitive shuffleboard started in 2007 when she visited the ISA Tournament taking place in Midland. She met Lorraine Pollock, and learned how to be chosen to participate, and, she brought a ton of friends with her. Myrna and Rendall went to the ISA tournament in Australia in 2008. As an amazing ambassador of Canada, she received the Sports Merit Award – on her first ISA tournament! 2008 she got her first OSA point with her husband Rendall, playing in Coldwater.
She was a co-founder of the Centre Wellington Club which opened in 2009. This busy woman is still actively emailing reminders to members, and sending promotions to the local paper. That’s Myrna first and foremost – promoting shuffleboard.
In 2009, she also played in the ISA Singles in Betmar Florida. 2009-2016 she served as a director of Lee County Shuffleboard Club in Florida. Again, she taught new players to play the game. 2009 she played on Team Ontario at the Inter Provincial in Coldwater, Ontario.
2010 Myrna was captain of the ISA Ladies Team Canada in Germany. They placed first. That year, she took on the responsibility of CNSA secretary.
2011 Myrna played in the ISA Singles in Dieppe NB, and was part of a delegation that travelled to Russia.
2012-2014 Myrna served as CNSA President. 2012 she was Captain of the Ladies Team who placed first in the ISA Seattle tournament.
2012-2016 Myrna served as First Vice President of the ISA
2013 Myrna played at the St. Pete’s ISA singles and was part of the delegation that went to Norway. She was on the Planning Committee for the 33rd International World Championship in Midland, Ontario, and was the playing Captain of the Canadian Ladies Team.
2015 Myrna was part of a delegation that went to Norwich, England and represented Canada at the ISA Championship at Clearwater.
2014-2016 served as CNSA Past President. She also was Captain for the Ladies Team Canada at the ISA in St. Cloud.
2016 became the ISA President, and achieved her 35 points with Partner Roy Babcock. Myrna says Coldwater will always be special, she got her first and 35th point there. Coldwater is always special because of the great meals, camping camaraderie of the event – and the Biltons are a big part of the love and laughter shared by all OSA players.
It gives me great pleasure to present the newest, very deserving, OSA HOF Recepient, my friend, and your friend, Myrna Bilton.
A reminder of the upcoming OSA-sanctioned* tournaments in Ontario
* JUNE 27 – 29 – GODERICH – OSA DOUBLES
* JULY 18 – 20 – COLDWATER – CNSA DOUBLES
* AUGUST 8-10 – BLENHEIM – OSA DOUBLES
NOTE: 2 minor changes to previously published information for Blenhiem:
1- the club address s/b “430 Catherine St W”, not ‘43’
2- contact tel # for Roger Kellam should read 519-676-3989

Myrna Bilton, Roy Babcock, Rendall Bilton
Roy Babcock was indicted into the Ontario Shuffleboard Association Hall Of Fame – P;ayer Category, in a ceremony held at the site of the OSA Doubles Tournament in Elora, June 14, 2017. Myrna Bilton,presentation follows:
Roy Babcock’s Shuffleboard Journey
In 1998 Roy and Lynda decided to spend their winters in Florida. Lynda being a nurse got a job at the Bradenton Hospital. Roy wondered what to do with himself. He found out about shuffleboard and decided to go to the courts and watch the “Pro Big Boys”. Roy has always been involved with sports so it didn’t take him long to want to play shuffleboard….he was hooked!!
Today it gives me great pleasure to honour Roy Babcock for his induction into the Ontario Shuffleboard Association, Hall of Fame Player Category.
Roy played his first Ontario singles shuffleboard tournament in 1999 at Newmarket. Wherever there is a shuffleboard tournament you will see Roy. You would say……Roy is just a little bit competitive!!!
Roy has represented Canada in 5 International Tournaments…twice in Midland, Ont, Dieppe, NB, St Petersburg, FL and Clearwater, FL. In 2014 he was a member of Team Canada that won gold in the ISA Championship in Midland, Ont. Roy brought pride to Canada in 2013 when he placed 3rd at the St Petersburg Singles ISA Championship.
Roy was presented with the USA National pin for placing 1st at the National Singles in 2012 at Bradenton, Florida.
In 2014, Roy achieved his 35 points to enter the Florida Southern District HOF. Roy’s name is on a brick in the Hall of Fame walkway at the Lee County Shuffleboard Club in North Fort Myers, FL. Roy has qualitied to play in the Florida Southern District Masters for 10 consecutive years.
For the many shuffleboard accomplishments Roy has achieved, he gladly gives back to shuffleboard by serving on the CNSA Board as 2nd Vice President for four years.
Thanks to Roy for teaching many of us the skills of shuffleboard. He may “take you to the shed!!” or give you a list on how to make you a better shuffler……..one being “half a hide is better than no hide!!” The list is long……..Doesn’t matter how long the list is Roy, we love you. Its friends like Roy that we meet along the way that helps us appreciate life’s journey.
This is truly a special day for both of us Roy, with our achievement of 35 Expert points that is required for us to be inducted into the OSA Hall of Fame.
Thank you, Roy for being a partner to Rendall and me in many shuffleboard tournaments .
You have enriched our lives with your friendship and love.
It is truly a privilege and honour to present our friend Roy Babcock into the OSA Hall of Fame in the Player Category Award.
Sincerely
Rendall & Myrna Bilton June 14, 2017 Elora, Ontario
On behalf of the OSA, I want to thank CNSA President Jim Corbeil and his helpers for hosting the CNSA tournament that was held on May 29th – June 1st, 2017 at Woodstock, Ontario.
Many thanks to Henry Gerrits for delivering the OSA trailer to Woodstock.
Thank you to Marlene Corbeil for being the tournament director. Again, she did an outstanding job. Jim and Marlene did an excellent job of getting sponsors for the tournament. We appreciate their commitment to shuffleboard.
Congratulations to all who took part in this event.
I look forward to seeing everyone at Elora on Jun 13th – 15th for the OSA tournament. Centre Wellington Shuffleboard Club members will welcome you.
Sincerely
Rendall Bilton
OSA President
Into their 2nd full season of operation, the Golden Acres Shuffle Club, located in Blenheim, Ontario, now has a membership of 86 members. This total already exceeds their total 2016 registration numbers. Their league programs run Monday mornings and Wednesday evenings in jitney format until the end of September in the local curling club and played on 16 courts. In addition, Glen Peltier gives strategy lessons the first Tuesday of each month. The club continues to welcome new members and guests. They will also host an OSA Doubles tournament August 8-10. Further information can be obtained from Roger Kellam @ 519-676-3989 or Joe Lessard @ 519-676-0599.
Copied to the OSA website because this was an Ontario Tournament.
Here (at last) are the pictures of all the winning teams from the 2017 CNSA Doubles held in Woodstock Ont., May 29 to June 1st. Congratulations to them all!
If you think we have put the same picture in twice, we did. This was no mistake, however. After winning 3rd place in the Amateur tournament, Gerdien & Gerrit Dykman entered the Open and won the Open Consolation 4th place! Double congratulations for them!
AM 1st Gerald Provost and Ann Birley
AM 2nd Debbie Cadeau & Shiela Brown
AM 3rd Gerdien Dykman & Gerrit Dykman
AM 4th Barry Leibold & Marie Leibold
AM Cons. 1st Linda O’Connor & Bev Fowler
AM Cons. 2nd Laura Campbell and Nev Campbell
AM Cons. 3rd Ann Engell and Evan Engell
AM Cons. 4th Bernice Lindsay & Norm Lindsay
Open 1st Bill Oostdyk & Maureen Bryan
Open 2nd Linda McRae & Henry Strong
Open 3rd Myrna Bilton…
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Maureen Bryan, OSA Secretary has asked me to tell you that we (the Ontario Shuffleboard Association) have a generous offer from Dom Sports in exchange for OUR ideas on how to promote our beloved sport.
To promote shuffleboard – WHAT do we want to do? GET MORE PEOPLE PLAYING SHUFFLEBOARD! The big question is HOW? Dear Reader, we need YOUR ideas on HOW.
EVERYONE is requested to send in their ideas – to either this webmaster – shuffleboardbill@gmail.com or Maureen Bryan – m.bryan9282@gmail.com.
Marc Petrocelli, President of Dom Sports has asked “Can you do more community outreach? Get more players to join? Do additional mailings? More emailings? … Please brainstorm and see what you come up with. If Dom Sports can help you grow the game of Shuffleboard in Canada’s 150th then we all win. :)”
Hubert has responded with “all” about their club:
The Thames Horizon shuffle club is located on the Mackness farm at
9622 Longwoods Rd,
Chatham Ont., N7M 5J1.
We have 8 regular courts indoors.
We play our league play every Thursday. @ 9 Am we play 3- 24 frame games before lunch {12 frames on yellow change colour 12 frames again = one match} .
Guests are welcome. We will make room for them to play.
After lunch we play Hoss-Collar for all who want to stay to play.
For Mingles/Singles: Registration from 8—9 AM. EVERYONE WELCOME!
Mingles/Singles Dates are; June 8—July 6— Aug 3—Aug 31– End of season Sept 28
For further information, please contact: Hubert van Eerd
hcveerd@cogeco.ca
Thames Horizon Shuffle Club Got A good but a COLD start for the 2017 season.
33 members attended opening day May 4th 2017.
45 members sighed up for the 2017 season.
The schedule is the same as last year again play league in the morning, Hoss Collar in the afternoon.
Also the same as last year, we will have 4 Mingles/Singles for 2017.
Mingles/Single schedule = June 8-July 6- Aug 3 -Aug 31– All games start @ 9 AM.
Again we will have a mid season and a end of season barbeque for all members and spouses.
Hoping for another good season which will end on Sept 29th
Hubert

2017 Thames-Horizon Opening
Some have been asking – St. Marys Shuffleboard Club plays at the curling rink,
425 Water Street South (across from the Tennis courts,- beside the swimming quarry) in beautiful ST. MARYS, Ontario.
The WHAT A SURPRISE posting was and unauthorized attempt to get you to click on one of the links it included. If you did, please immediately run your anti-virus software “scan” to be on the safe side. I do not know if clicking on the posting or the email about it you may have received would give you a computer virus, but the “scan” is a good precaution.
Again our apologies for all this.
Our apologies for the inconvenience, but the OSA website was recently the recipient of an unauthorized posting. We were not hacked, just someone found out our posting password – now changed so we hope no more bogus posting.