Ontario Shuffleboard News and Information

Thanks Gary Pipher for forwarding this article about Coldwater Shuffleboard Club members Janice and George Archer who recently travelled to Nobel –

http://www.orilliapacket.com/2016/08/12/coldwaters-winning-ways#.V67zh8-EfZ4.gmail

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We thank Roger Kellam for the very complete and useful information about shuffleboard in Blenheim, Ontario. A substantial shuffleboard facility!

All Club Presidents / Secretaries please take a few minutes to review your own club’s information on the OSA website and update us where you can.
See https://shuffleon.org/clubs/

From: Roger Kellam
Re Golden Acres Shuffle Club (Blenheim)

Our official name – Golden Acres Shuffle Club

Address – 430 Catherine St W., Box 318 Blenheim, On N0P 1A0 (located in the Golden Acres Curling Club)

Schedule – League play- Monday’s starting at 9:00 am & Wednesday’s starting @ 6:30 pm

Season – From early May until late September

Play – League play is jitney style (3-4 16 frame games) . A Mingles/Singles tournament – date TBA in 2017 (no partners required and we draw for court & partner for each game-play 6 games)

Cost – Annual fee $40.00 (for 1 day or $50.00 for both days). Per use fee is $3.00. Free parking

Other useful information –
Coffee (small charge) & water available

House cues available

16 courts, standard size courts, concrete (curling rink floor)

Planned events, tournaments, etc. OSA Doubles tournament scheduled for Aug 8-10/2017

Contact Person –
Ted Vercouteren- President   tedmaryellen@hotmail.com   519-676-2665
or Roger Kellam – Secretary/Treasurer – 519-676-3989  crk@kellam.ca

Updated June 4, 2018

Submitted by the OSA KOR (Keeper of Records), Shirley Bryan.

Here are the points for both the amateur and expert divisions for OSA.

Webmaster note – Congratulations to Myrna Bilton and Roy Babcock for their winning ways to get to the magic number of 35 points, thus making them eligible for the OSA Hall of Fame , Player Category!

OSA Amateur Points 2016.pdf

OSA Expert Points 2016.pdf

[Ingersoll Mingle/Single results]
From Marlene Corbeil –

We had a great turnout for our Mingle/Singles in Ingersoll.
20 Experts
1st Herman Lansink
2nd Elaine Foster
3rd Jim Corbeil
4th Walter White
5th John Mickle
6th Fred Muehlenbach

25 Ams
1st Gordon Overbaugh
2nd Sheila Brown
3rd Leo turner
4th Nev Campbell
5th Charlie Killinger
6th Don Chalmers

Marlene Corbeil TD

It had escaped the attention of this webmaster that a technical problem obliterated the original post for the Ingersoll Club. Thanks for noticing Myrna! And although too late for the Mingle Single event mentioned below, EVERYONE, if you get a chance, drop by Ingersoll for a game of shuffleboard!
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Ingersoll Mingle Single – Come to our New Club!)
From Jim Corbeil –

Thames Horizon Mingles/Singles Tournament Results for Aug 4/16

Submitted by Hubert Van Eerd –

Thames Horizon Mingles/Singles Tournament Results for Aug 4/16

Amateur 20 Players
1 Dirk De Vries
2 Debbie Eadeau
3 Ed Coyne
4 Jane Chalmers
5 Gary Sorko
6 Sheila Brown

Pro’s 20 Players
1 Bill LeMay
2 Jim Gorbiel
3 Marjorie Taylor
4 Hubert Van Eerd
5 Marlene Gorbiel
6 Ross Kirkpatrick

Tournament Director Mary Button
Sent in by Hubert Van Eerd

Ernie Thomas reports that he.did not win the 50/50 in Nobel, He won the 50/50 in Coldwater.
Does anyone know who won the 50/50 in Nobel open Tournament?

Thanks,
Bill

​Some folks have asked about who won the 50-50, and when was the draw and announcement? Good questions, and it tells us that we can do a better job of communicating to the folks attending the tournaments (and maybe more importantly, those who bought 50-50 tickets).

So next year, we will! And if we don’t, LET US KNOW. (Please!)

The Nobel winner of the Amateur 50-50 (AMs are not as good at 50-50?, LOL), was Bev Fowler. (Bev donated her winnings to the Nobel Club. YAY BEV!). The winner of the Expert 50-50 (begging the question again), was Ernie Thomas.

Note that both Bev and Ernie are AMs!

CNSA HOF Jackets were presented at the Nobel tournament by CNSA president Jim Corbeil. Recipients were:
Barb Pipher,
Lorraine Pollock,
and Bill Pollock.
Congratulations once again to these valued members of our shuffleboard family.

Lorraine Pollock with Jim Corbeil

Barb Pipher with Jim Corbeil

Jim Corbeil and Bill Pollock

The pictures above were submitted by Assistant Webmaster Muriel Burnett. Of interest, the following shot , taken at the same time as the last.

Left-to-Right – Donna Blom, Peter Berg, Dawn and Ray Hammond, Rendall Bilton, Shirley and Charlie Bryan, Bill Bryan’s back, Jim and Bill, Lorraine, Marlene behind Muriel’s iPad.

OSA President Rendall Bilton

On behalf of the OSA, I want to thank the Nobel Shuffleboard Club and

President Dick Lubbelinkhof for hosting the OSA Doubles Tournament

that took place on July 26th – 28 th 2016.

Thanks for allowing the eight campers to use the parking lot for their

RV’s. This makes it very comfortable for the campers in a lovely area of

northern Ontario.

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 of

work they spend on their jobs.

CNSA President Jim Corbeil presented HOF jackets to Barb Pipher, Bill

and Lorraine Pollock. Congratulations – they are great ambassadors of

shuffleboard.

Congratulations to Roy Babcock for achieving his 35 points to be

inducted into the OSA Hall of Fame.

Shuffler friends were saddened to hear the news of the passing of

Frank and Ruth Anne Sebo’s daughter-in- law. Our thoughts and prayers

are with them and their family.

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 record breaking attendance this summer. I look

forward to seeing everyone next year.

Sincerely, Rendall Bilton OSA President

We all know Roy Babcock is one of the greatest shufflers in Ontario, Canada and Florida. Roy earned his District Hall of Fame in Lee County, Florida in 2015.
Today, in Nobel, Ontario, shuffling with his partner Myrna Bilton, Roy earned his 35 points to enter the OSA HOF. Roy and Myrna partner together often, and make a great team.
Over the years, Roy has played with, and coached many amateurs, and is always ready to help anyone improve their game of shuffleboard.

Congratulations Roy!

By Muriel Burnett

Nobel shufflers wish to thank OSA President Rendall Bilton and Nobel Club President Dick Lubbelinkhof for arranging this Tournament, and for all the work, and helpers who made this event happen. We are all looking forward to going back next year!

Thank you to our tournament Marlene Corbeil and her faithful helper, husband Jim
for your part in this event.

Thank you to McDougall Township for allowing campers to enjoy their beautiful country.

Regards,

Muriel Burnett

Main Event

1st Place Myrna Bilton and Roy Babcock

2nd Place George Admiral and Jim Corbeil

3rd Place Peter and Erika Berg

4th Place George O’Reilly and Bill Boyes

Consolation Event

1st Place Jill and Mo Debruyne

2nd Place Ernest Thomas and Grant Barrett

3rd Place Gerdien and Gerrit Dykman

4th Place Shirley and Walter Bootsma

Congratulations to all winners
Muriel Burnett

Congratulations to all winners:
Main Event

1st Place. George and Janice Archer

2nd Place Gerdien and Gerrit Dykman

3rd Place Eleanor Simmons and Howard Snider

4th Place Ruth and Frank Sebo

Consolation

1st Place Ann and Evan Engell

2nd Place Garry and Betty Keating

3rd Place Grant Barrett and Ernest Thomas

4th Place Henry and Leida Gerrits

A great job everyone,
Muriel Burnett

John Vertraten stands in front of the McDougall Recreational Centre in Nobel. He has been working alongside President Dick Lubbelinkhof to get ready for Ontario shufflers.

Eight trailers and campers are enjoying the fine weather and hospitality.

Josephine Vertraten and Sonia Lubbelinkhof are taking care of the kitchen.

Audrey Lamb and her brother Paul Alward play together.

Carol Archer and Ada Roth relax between games.

Fans line up to watch the games.

Does anyone have s waxing machine to spare, or care to make one for the Seaforth Club?

From Larry Larsen via a comment on the Goderich Club information –

From Myrna re her achievement of gaining 35 points for eligibility to enter the Ontario Shuffleboard Association Hall Of fame:

All I wanted to do was “Represent my Country” and now I have achieved 35

points, that allows me to enter into the OSA Hall of Fame!!

With the encouragement of Lorraine Pollock I started to play tournaments in

Florida and Ontario. In 2008 I was honoured to represent Canada in the ISA

Tournament at Australia. Stan and Lois McCormack were our captains – again

more encouragement. That did it!! The shuffleboard bug had bitten me!!

My first tournament in Ontario was in Coldwater with my partner, husband

Rendall, and 8 years later in Coldwater, with my partner Roy Babcock, that I was

able to achieve 35 points – “Special Thanks Guys”.

I appreciate my many friends and partners that have joined me on my

shuffleboard journey. Without them, I would never have achieved this

accomplishment.

I want to encourage everyone to play shuffleboard and have fun meeting new

friends

“We are all winners to be able to play shuffleboard, and if it is our turn to win a

tournament, it is a bonus”.

With a grateful heart,

Myrna

Parry Sound has become known as Hollywood north. Every year, there are movies and TV shows being filmed and produced in our area.

The Township of McDougall just called to notify us that all motor homes, RV’s, etc., must be off site no later than 4:00 pm on Thursday, following the tournament, as the movie crew and all their equipment are moving on site for the long weekend. If anyone intends on staying over on Thursday evening, they are able to park at the Walmart parking lot. To keep good relations with the Township so that we can continue to use the facility for the Provincial Tournaments, we would appreciate everyone’s cooperation in this matter.

Thanks so much and we look forward to seeing everyone next week.

Donna Lubbelinkhof

DOM Sports sponsors the OSA website and contributes to tournaments.

Tournament Director Marlene Corbeil has noted the success of the Coldwater tournament:There were 31 Teams in the Amateur Event and 31 Teams in the Open Event.

The club had $700 dollars added prize money.
The sponsors for this event were Beverly Fowler in memory of Leo her husband, the Coldwater Shuffleboard Club, Investment Planning Counsel and one Anonymous Shuffler.

Thanks to George O"Reilly and his committee for their hard work and successful Tournament.

Thanks to gary Pipher for getting this link to us:

http://www.orilliapacket.com/2016/07/14/coldwater-club-espouses-values-of-shuffleboard-while-it-hosts-the-province?utm_source=addThis&utm_medium=addthis_button_gmail&utm_campaign=The+Coldwater+shuffle+%7C+Orillia+Packet+and+Times#.V4mShXeczM9.gmail

On behalf of the OSA, I want to thank the Coldwater Shuffleboard Club president George O’Reilly and club members for hosting the Ontario Shuffleboard Association Tournament that was held on July 12 th , 13 th & 14 th 2016. This tournament was a huge success with 31 teams for the amateurs and 31 teams for the experts.

Thanks to the lunch committee for the delicious lunches that they fed us, and the court workers who worked tirelessly in the “heat” keeping the courts swept and beaded.

We sure appreciate the opportunity to park our RV’s behind the Curling Club building. This year there were 9 trailers – a record!! Shuffleboard is growing!!

Thank you to Marlene Corbeil for being the tournament director. Again she did an outstanding job.

Congratulations to my wife, Myrna Bilton for achieving her 35 points to be inducted into the OSA Hall of Fame.

Our last OSA Tournament for this summer will be held on July 26th , 27th & 28th, 2016 at Nobel Ont.

Enjoy a trip to our northern Ontario to meet “new and old shuffleboard friends”. RV’s are allowed to park on Mon July 25 th at noon. I look forward to seeing you for our final tournament.

Sincerely
Rendall Bilton
OSA President

Contact information previously posted should have been
Ron Moran,  gdirish@rogers.com ) 613-382-4095.

Shuffleboard is alive and well in the fair town of Gananoque.

Here some details:

32 Teams compete at Coldwater Open Event

Congratulations to the following winners:
Main

1st Shirley Bryan and John Jefferson
2nd. Roy Babcock and Myrna Bilton

3rd. Rip Van Ginkel and William LeMay

4th. Peter and Erica Berg
⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️

In Consolation

1st. Bev Fowler and Bill Oosdyke

2. Bill Bryan and Maureen Bryan

3rd Ziggy Gudzus and Ann Dirkse

4th. Eileen Gallagher and Sheila Purvis

Congratulations to Myrna Bilton who achieved 35 Points, enough for her to enter the OSA Hall of Fame!

Thank you to Bernice Lindsay for taking the photos in my absence, and to Marlene Corbeil for her assistance.

Regards,

Muriel Burnett

Minutes of meeting of OSA board at Goderich, June 29, 2016

The OSA Board discussed the proposal of the following.

The $10.00 entry fee paid by each shuffler at an OSA Tournament ,

would be divided as such, $5.00 to prize money,
$2.00 to the OSA,
$1.50 to host club.
$1.50 to tourn. director.

This gives the OSA , a small amount of money from each tournament , to help them pay for tournaments in the future. If the OSA doesn’t save some funds coming in , then we will run out of money, and not be able to support these tournaments in the future.

This proposal was passed by the board, and will be in effect starting with the Coldwater Tournament of this year,

on July 12-14 , 2016. If there are any questions over this proposal, you can forward them to the Pres.Rendall Bilton,

but this decision will be brought up at next year’s AGM., but as of now it is a confirmed decision.

Regards Rendall Bilton, Pres. OSA
Maureen Bryan, Sec.OSA.

For everyone’s information,  OSA 1st VP, Carl Rogerson, fell July 6th, fracturing  his right wrist, and had surgery July 11th having a plate and pins put in.

Please Leave a Comment on this post to pass on your wishes for Carl to have a speedy recovery.

It was Muriel that first posted the Coldwater Amateur results and pictures. Good Job and please keep up the good work!.

It was only after posting the results (text only) received from our tournament director Marlene Corbeil, that webmaster Bill realized Muriel was away ahead of him, with results and pictures already posted.  Thank You Very Much, Muriel!

We thank Marlene for her excellent work as tournament director, and refer the reader to the following posted by Muriel Burnett – https://shuffleon.org/2016/07/14/osa-amateur-tournament-coldwater-july-12-13/

Congratulations to:

Main Event

1st Grant Barrett and Ernest Thomas

2nd Betty Keating and Gary Keating

3rd Cathy Mills and Ruth Stewart

4th Bob Brown and Anne Brown

Consolation

1st Leida Gerritts and Henry Gerritts

2nd Don Waldie and Angie Richards

3rd Robert Graves and June Stewart

4th Audrey Lambe and Maggie Maynard

Dick L. says it’s summer folks. Welcome to Parry Sound. But motels are filling up! Book early!

From Dick Lubbelinkhof:
Trailer parking from Monday noon to Friday noon only. For those folks as well, the Bylaw is No Generators can be run between 11 PM and 7 AM.
The washrooms will be open 24 hours/day during the tournament.

OSA President Rendall Bilton has declared that Coldwater is the Capital of Shuffleboard in Ontario. Rendall also stated "There will be new and surprising things here in Coldwater to come next year.".

Impressive!

Playing in Coldwater tomorrow, and staying in a Midland motel, I searched out the Midland Shuffleboard courts. Charming! Four courts, recently re-painted. Here’s some pics.
# The sign at the entrance, southbound on King St.
# The drive down the laneway leads to the bowls and Shuffleboard.
# The Shuffleboard, in a nice setting, and very well kept.
# Lillies grace the fence with the bowling green beyond.

OSA President 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 28th – 30th , 2016. 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, her faithful helper, husband Jim and Muriel Burnett for taking pictures.

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 12 th – 14 th , 2016 for the next OSA sanctioned tournament.

Sincerely
Rendall Bilton
OSA President

[title Ingersoll Mingle Single – Come to our New Club!)

From Jim Corbeil –

I want to everyone know that The New Ingersoll Shuffle is going to hold a mingle /singles in Ingersoll Wednesday Aug 3rd. This will be at the Ingersoll area, across from Canadian Tire.

The fee will be, a $3.00 charge for all players to play, that covers the insurance.
And $ 5.00 to enter.

Hope we get a good turnout as we are just starting up a new club.

Jim Corbeil.

Many thanks to each and everyone of the Goderich club who worked so hard to give everyone a great time. Thank you to Club president Al Weeks, the men who kept the courts in great shape, and to the ladies who prepared our lunches, and everyone else who helped with this event.

Congratulations to all the winners,

Main Event

1st Place Art Scott and Marjorie Taylor

2nd Place Myrna Bilton and Jim Corbeil

3rd Place Carl Rogerson and George Admiral

4th Place John Jefferson and Herman Lansink

Consolation Event

1st Place Bill and Maureen Bryan

2nd Place George Steven and Charles Bryan

3rd Place Eric Brown and Jim Howard

4th Place Linda Raymont and Liz Oostdyk

Submitted by Muriel Burnett

Congratulation to all the following top finishers in the Amateur and Expert divisions at Goderich.

Submitted by Tournament Marlene Corbeil.

Amateurs Main
1st    Charlie Bruisema & Bill Godfrey
2nd   Gary Sorko & Ruth Stewart
3rd   Sheila Brown & Cathy Mills
4th Grant Barrett & Sandra Barrett

Amateurs Consolation
1st   Donald Chalmers & Jane Chalmers
2nd  Nev Campbell & Laura Campbell
3rd   Norm Lindsay & Bernice Lindsay
4th   Gilles Coulombe & Carolyn Coulombe

Experts Main
1st  Marjorie Taylor & Art Scott
2nd Jim Corbeil & Myrna Bilton
3rd  George Admiral & Carl Rogerson
4th  Herman Lansink & John Jefferson

Expert Consolation
1s t  Maureen Bryan & Bill Bryan
2nd George Steven & Charles Bryan
3rd  Jim Howard & Eric Brown
4th  Liz Oostdyk & Linda Raymont

Marlene Corbeil,Tournament Director

Results with photos from Muriel Burnett comming soon!

Posted from Muriel Burnett

Main Event

1. Charlie Bruisema and Bill Godfrey

2nd Place Gary Sorko and Ruth Stewart

3rd Place Sheila Brown and Cathy Mills

4th Place Grant and Sandra Barrett

Consolation Event
1st Place Donald and Jane Chalmers

3rd Place Norm and Bernice Lindsay

2nd Place Nev and Laura Campbell

4th Place Gilles and Carolyn Coulombe

And the day ended with a 30 plus group to eat together at the Train Station on the beach! We all enjoyed a great evening.

Submitted by Muriel Burnett

EVERYONE! – Come to COLDWATER July 12 – 14!  It promises to be a great shuffleboard tournament once again, in a great facility, and now, some great prizes!

DOM Sports, sponsor of the Ontario Shuffleboard Association, has donated prizes worth well over $200, to the Coldwater Tournament.

Hello Marc

Your generous donation of fun things have arrived.

I have them in a safe place to take to the Coldwater Tournament on July 12th.

I have talked with the Coldwater Shuffleboard president and gave him the good news.

A sincere Thanks

Rendall

From: James and Marlene

Marlene and I were invited to Ancaster today to see their Senior Center and Shuffleboard Club

John Mickle has a great group of shuffleboard players.

They have a very nice complex with 3 courts, 1quite challenging, all very fast. In fact, they are so fast they are scary.

A very friendly group and they enjoy their afternoon of competition.

Thank you for your invite John, Marlene and I enjoyed the afternoon.

Jim Corbeil Pres. CNSA.

,

Thanks Jim – Club News is always interesting, and appreciated. – Webmaster Bill

From: Marianne/Ron Ferguson

Attached is our flyer advertising “NEW format for the BIG APPLE TOURNAMENT:”

After 25 plus years of having the APPLE TOURNAMENT  play in a “Mixed Draw Doubles” format, we had a Club meeting and have decided to run our APPLE tournament this year applying a “MINGLE-SINGLES” format.

In recent conversations with Jim and Marlene Corbeil and Ruth Stewart, they thought it would be a good idea to change away from the mixed draw double Still playing to win apples, the shufflers have the opportunity to play in all games.  (Not travel 40 miles, and have a bye in their first game, lose in your second game and go home because you are done.)  This was the main complaint we had with the Mixed-Draw Double format last year.

Hopefully this NEW format will be well received by all.

Ron Ferguson:
St.Marys Shuffleboard Club.
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Webmaster Bill says: Great Idea Ron!.
So everyone, click to see the -> attached poster, and mark your calendars for September 19th!

As attached – 2016-06-14 OSA AGM

Here are the winners of the OSA Elora Doubles Tournament – Expert Division

1st Glen Peltier and Jim Corbeil

2nd Maureen Bryan and Myrna Bilton

3rd George Admiral and Carl Rogerson

4th Bill Boyes and Beverly Fowler

1st Consolation Shirley Bryan and John Mickle

2nd Consolation Bill Lemay and Rip Van Ginkel

3rd Consolation Donna Blom and Bill Oostdyk

4th Consolation Eleanor Simmons and Howard Snider

Taking it easy for a change, are (left to right) Charlie Bryan, Ray Bernier, Charlie Killinger, who were always available to bead the courts for us when we asked, and setup all the courts and cleaned up each evening. A BIG job well done! Thank you so much Charlie, Ray and Charlie!

​

We have a new (2016) place to play Shuffleboard In Ingersoll On. (Ingersoll Arena*). We started with 8 courts, and now have 16 courts on a arena floor.

It is Pay as you play $3.00 every Wednesday at 1PM No membership fee. Everyone welcome.Info call 519-290-4400

* Full address is Ingersoll & District Memorial Centre 97 Mutual St. Ingersoll, ON N5C1S6.

Here is our  -> 2018 Mingle/Singles info–

{Updated Oct 11, 2017]

Peter Berg’s induction into the OSA Hall Of Fame, Player Category could not have been more deserved. He and shuffleboard partner (and life partner) Erica, are always a considerable force in any tournament they enter. Therefore, we were not surprised when Peter achieved the 35 player-point total last year.  Congratulations and well done Peter!.

Presentation by Myrna Bilton ->  Peter Berg 2016 Player

More pictures –

Peter and HOF induction presenter, Myrna Bilton

Peter gets carefully pinned by Erica

Myrna Bilton provides the words of the induction

Peter and fellow inductee, Glen Peltier

Myrna Bilton presents

Glen Peltier – HOF 2016 – Player

It was wonderful to be present at Glen’s induction in to the OSA Hall Of Fame, Player Division.  To see Jim Corbeil’s words of induction, please click ->  Glen Peltier 2016 Player

More pictures –

On behalf of the OSA, I want to thank the Centre Wellington Shuffleboard Club for

hosting the OSA Doubles Tournament that took place June 14 – 16 th , 2016. 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 Peter Berg and Glen Peltier for their induction into the OSA

Hall of Fame.

I look forward to seeing everyone at Goderich on Jun 28 – 30, 2016 for the next

OSA sanctioned tournament.

Sincerely

Rendall Bilton

OSA President

From Muriel Burnett, and thank again Muriel

Liz Oostdyk and Lois Dobbie from Centre Wellington Club

Larry and Linda Roegiest from Wyoming

From Muriel Burnett

Thank you to all our sponsors for this event:

Bill Bryan with the Avertex Banner. Bill and Maureen’s son Shane is an employee of Avertex.

2016-06-14 Muriel Burnett

From Muriel Burnett[

Norm and Bernice from Centre Wellington Club

Judy and Charlie Killinger are faithful members of the Centre Wellington Club.

Nev and Laura Campbell

Ann and Evan Engell. (Evan’s Dad is Wayne Engell who has played on the ISA team, travelling to Brazill and Australia).

We wish all players well. Having fun is what this is all about!

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From Muriel Burnette[nogalery]

The OSA Tournament is underway. Amateur players are on the courts. The address is 60 David Street in Elora Ontario at the Curling Club.

Vern and Evelyn Noonan travelled from Owen Sound this morning.

Donna Blom, Carol Ellen and Shirley Bryan are working to prepare a great lunch.

Councillor Mary Lloyd welcomes Shufflers to Centre Wellington.
OSA president Rendall invites everyone to join in the fun.

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Thanks to Muriel Burnett once again for these pictures of the 2016 Elora Amateur Tournament Consolation winners.

1st Place Consolation Ross Quantz and Karen Quantz

 
2nd Place Consolation Garry Keating and Betty Keating

3rd Place Consolation Nev Campbell and Laura Campbell

4th Place Consolation Judy Killinger and Charles Killinger

Thanks,Muriel Burnett

We congratulate the top four finalists in the 2016 Elora Amateur tournament:
Note that this was the first shuffleboard in Canada for Evan and Ann Engell, and of course, the first OSA tournament!

1st  Place Main Event Marie Kinnear, Bill Kinnear

2nd Place Main Event Gerdien and Gerrit Dykman

3rd Place Main Event Henry Gerrits and Leida Gerrits

4th Place Main Event Evan Engell and Ann Engell, Rendal Bilton on left

Credit to Muriel Burnett for this posting.

Just a quick shot of the shuffleboard crowd at "The Gorge" restaurant near the courts in Elora.

Evan Engell (from Facebook)

Evan Engell needs a partner NO MORE! – Background: He plays in Texas in the winter, and from Facebook we learn he likes to mountain bike.

Here’s what he says about availability fort our tournaments etc.:
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I am available for all of these * dates.  I’d love to play.  I enjoy playing.  Winning is just a bonus.  So my partner does not need to worry that I’m too too serious.  🙂

FYI – Bev Fowler will be Bill’s Elora shuffleboard partner. Thanks to anyone who started playing “Matchmaker”.

At the bottom of the original p[ost (<-click to see it) Max has added an important comment. Please be sure to scroll down to the bottom of the post to see this comment and any others.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS ­OSA
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PAST PRESIDENT – ­ GEORGE 0’REILLY
PRESIDENT­  – RENDALL BILTON
1ST VICE­ – CARL ROGERSON
2ND VICE­ – JIM HOWARD
SECRETARY­-  MAUREEN BRYAN
TREASURER­ – RAY HAMMOND
PROV. TOURNAMENT DIRECTOR­ – MARLENE CORBEIL
MEMBERSHIP DIRECTOR­ – BEVERLY FOWLER
GEORGE ADMIRAL
BILL BOYES­, WEBMASTER

CHAIRPERSONS ­(APPOINTED POSITIONS)
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HALL OF FAME:­ – MYRNA BILTON
RULES AND REGULATIONS­-  MARLENE CORBEIL
PROVINCIAL TOUR. DIRECTOR­ – MARLENE CORBEIL
MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE­ – BEVERLY FOWLER
KEEPER OF RECORDS ­ – SHIRLEY BRYAN

COMMITTEES
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A. RULES AND REGULATIONS; ( 3 members )
CHAIR ­- MARLENE CORBEIL
PTD­ ­- MARLENE CORBEIL
#3 if needed

B. – NOMINATING (3 Members )
CHAIR
# 1­
# 2­

C.  HALL OF FAME ( 3 MEMBERS )
CHAIR­ – MYRNA BILTON
# 1.
# 2.

D. WEBMASTER
BILL BOYES
MURIEL BURNETT (ASSISTANT )

Carl Rogerson has requested this be posted, to prepare everyone for a discussion at the AGM. There are several alternatives we could use for our tournaments. What do YOU think?

The following is the report about a “Singles Mingles” tournament format, as submitted by Max Tate (there are two pages to Max’s report.)

From Marlene Corbeil

London held their Mingle/Singles June 7th 2016
34 Players

Amateurs 1st Gord Overbaugh
2nd Ian Lochhead
3rd Betty Keating
4th Gary Sorko
5th Gerrit Dykman
6th Jane Chalmers

Experts 1st John Mickle
2nd Ross Kirkpatrick
3rd Bob McKeen
4th Elaine Foster
5th Frank Reynen
6th Sheila Brown

Submitted by Marlene Corbeil Tournament Director

Myrna Reminds us about Elora details

June 14th amateurs start, with finals on 15th.
June 15th experts start with finals on 16th.

Hotels

Best Western
830 David St N
Fergus, Ont
519-843-2100 or 1-800-780-7234
Complimentary Breakfast. $125.00

Renovated
The Village Inn Elora
66 Wellington Road #7
Elora, Ont
519-846-5333 or 1-888-733-3567
No breakfast. Gorge Country Kitchen & TIm Hortons next door

Come join us for shuffleboard fun, good food and good prize money.
Any questions please call. 519-787-0131, 519-787-9988 or 519-843-751

Bill Boyes’s Note – I stayed twice at the Village Inn – very good. The Elora Gorge restaurant is fantastic! The location on Wellington Rd. 7 is perfect for getting to the shuffleboard site.

Here is a TripAdvisor link – https://www.tripadvisor.ca/SmartDeals-g679248-Elora_Ontario-Hotel-Deals.html

Thank You Myrna!

Please have a look at the attached map images if you need help finding the Elora tournament:

Note the Address is 60 David Street W.

First is a map of how to get there from Hwy 401. Take Exit #295 to Hwy 6 N. past Guelph.

Next is a bit more detail. From Hwy 6, take Wellington County Road 39,
then Wellington County Road 7 to David Street W, Turn Right and  past the park, the Curling Club will be on your right.

Beautiful Elora and Fergus Ontario 

A reminder of the OSA Doubles to take place
June 14 and 15 for Amateurs,
June 15, 16 for Experts.

Location:  the Elora Curling Club, 60 David Street, Elora, Ontario,  N0B 1S0
The name of the club is Centre Wellington (because of the amalgamation of Fergus, Elora and surrounding communities in Wellington county.).

Description: Wonderful scenic area, with the old towns of Fergus and Elora perched on the Elora Gorge, and surrounded by the prettiest farmland you ever saw!
See -> http://www.grandandgorgeous.com/

The Elora Curling Club facilities are perfect for shuffleboard too, with a very comfortable lounge windowed over the courts. Great lunches served – We have been promised homemade soup and baking!

Also please plan to attend the Annual General Meeting  June 14 after shuffleboard. Come see Peter Berg’s and Glen Peltier’s induction into the OSA Hall Of Fame! These are players who have gained the 35 points necessary to be inducted into the HOF – Player Category.

Thames Horizon Tournament results from June 2/16
35 Players showed up to play

Amateurs 19 players

1 Pete Mills
2 Don Hoorelbeck
3 Joe Lessard
4 Elliot Arnold
5 Don Chalmers
6 Moe Campeau

Pro’s 16 players

1 Hubert Van Eerd
2 Jim Carder
3 Evelyn Lecky
4 Henry Strong
5 Pat Atkinson
6 Tony De Luca

Tournament Director Mary Button

Sent in by Hubert

Live in Durham Region, or nearby? Scugog shuffleboard club (in Blackstock, near Port Perry) plays every Wednesday – 3 games of Draw Doubles at 9:45 AM, BYO Lunch, then 3 games of Singles. Here’s a shot of the crowd May   11.

Scugog Shuffleboard Club – A FUN Group

Marion Reynen has announced the London Shuffleboard Club is having their Mingles Singles June 7th. All are welcome! Please note the July Singles Mingles has been cancelled due to a scheduling conflict.

Contact Marion at mreynen@gmail.com.

Here’s a link to our London club info

An update from Peter MacLeod –

The cost for the summer session is $25.00 which runs from May to the end of September weather permitting since we are an outdoor club. We are situated at 660 King street in Midland beside the lawn bowling courts. You can contact me or our treasurer Dorothy Lamers at 705-526-6118.
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Webmaster note: Google Maps pinpoints the courts at 678 McMurtry Rd., Midland ON. McMurtry runs off King St. The courts are right on the shore of Little Lake! Click the map image at left to expand.

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Previously posted information:

• Outdoor play on 4 courts resurfaced and painted in 2014.
• We play Monday, Wednesday and Friday
• Starts at 1:00 p.m. and finishes at approx.  3:00 p.m., about  3 games.
• Club Membership about 25
• Fun, non-competitive group.
• Men and women play together and each game has the players pick their spots randomly.

Peter’s  email is  <midlandmacleods@rogers.com>

While not a formal club, Port Hope supports seniors’ shuffleboard at the Town Park Recreation Centre, 62 McCaul Street. Map below.

Play is on roll-out courts, beaded.
This is a “Drop-In” program. NO Registration Required.
Schedule: Tuesdays 1 – 3 PM year-round.
Fees: Senior (55yrs+) per visit $1.00, 10 pass $8.00.
Equipment available or bring your own.

Contact Town of Port Hope Recreation at 905.885.7908
Website: http://www.porthope.ca/seniors-programs

— Thames-Horizon Club – 2016 Info/Schedule —

We would like everyone in the Chatham area to come and play with us and join in our fun and fellowship. Our courts are located at the Mackness Farm, 9622 Longwoods Rd., Chatham Ont N7M-5J1, which is just east of the town of Chatham.

We play 9 AM to 3.30 PM Thursdays, from May 5 to the end of September.

In 2016 we will have Mingles/Singles Tournaments the first Thursday of the month, 9 AM. June 2nd, July 7th, Aug 4th, Sept 1 st. (EVERYBODY WELCOME).
– Games will be 16 frames: 8 on yellow carry the score, 8 on black. Amateurs will play with a pro [if possible].
BYO Lunch. Entry fee $ 5.00, and it all goes for prize money – 6 prizes for amateurs 6 for pro’s.

We plan to start our league play on Thursday May 5/16. We play 9 AM to 3.30 PM every Thursday utill the end of September (Members Only).

There is a nominal yearly membership fee of $ 25.00

If you have any questions please contact Hubert Van Eerd, Phone# 519-354-0758 ,
Email: hcveerd@yahoo.com

PUT YOUR CLUB ON THE MAP! … Keep everyone up-to-date about your club through the OSA website!

The OSA maintains a CLUB INFO PAGE! This is list of shuffleboard clubs in Ontario, with built-in links to a page of detailed information for each club.  Click on the main menu item “Clubs“. The CLUB INFO PAGE will then be shown, and each underlined club name you see is a link to the important details about the club!

One of the details that will help people find the club is the postal code. That way, any potential new members wanting to play shuffleboard, can find the nearest club, when they play, and who to contact to join.

We are working on updating the club pages with postal codes, as well as THE MAP of Ontario with clubs pinpointed! Stay tuned!

Thames Horizon Shuffle Club got off to a very good start again for the
2016 season.
51 members attended opening day, May 5th.
The schedule is the same as last year we play league in the morning, Hoss
collar in the afternoon.
Also the same as last year we will have 4 Mingles/Singles June 2nd, July
7th, Aug 4th, Sept 1st.
Registration from 8-9 am for Mingles/Singles games start at 9am.
58 members signed up for this year so far.
Looking forward to another successful season which ends on September 29th
with and end-of-season barbeque for members and spouses.

Hubert

Ths posting on the OSA website is a copy of the original May 2nd posting, with the updated Proxy Form.

CNSA Secretary Linda McRae has requested the following official documents be posted on the CNSA website:

1. Canadian National Shuffleboard Association (CNSA) 2016 Annual General Meeting, June 1st 206 – AGENDA
2. Should you not be able to attend the AGM, you may vote by proxy: 2016 Proxy Ballot
3. Instructions for using the Proxy Ballot – trying to keep it as simple as possible

Print out and complete the ballot.

Insert ballot in an envelope and write PROXY BALLOT OR PROXY BALLOTS on the outside of the envelope or have two envelopes with the inner envelope labeled PROXY BALLOT.

Mail proxy ballots to Myrna Bilton, 170 Pine Ridge Road, RR 1, Belwood, ON N0B 1J0.

To save postage costs several CNSA members can mail in their ballots together.

Myrna Bilton must receive all ballot mail by May 27, 2016 to be included in the ballot count for the CNSA Annual General Meeting.

Myrna Bilton will take the unopened ballots to the CNSA at Woodstock where a designated committee will validate all ballots.  Voting eligibility is based on the previous year’s membership lists of the clubs or provincial associations listed below.  Or if you had an individual CNSA membership.

• Eastern PEI Shuffleboard Club
• New Brunswick Shuffleboard Association
• Cumberland County Shuffleboard Club
• Saltwater Shuffleboard Club
• Ontario Shuffleboard Association
• Manitoba Shuffleboard Club
• Saskatchewan Shuffleboard Association
• Foothills Shuffleboard Association
• Alberta Canadian Shuffleboard Association

Please address any questions to your club president.

Linda McRae, CNSA Secretary

St Marys logo

From Ron Ferguson –

We will shuffleboard Monday’s and Thursdays at 1:00 pm:

We also play on Wednesday evening at 6:30 pm:

Our season runs until Thursday, September 22^nd.

We will be hosting; District #29 Senior Games, Tuesday June 7^th.

Big Apple Tournament, Monday, September 19^th.

The club plays at the Lind Sportsplex  – 425 Water Street South (next to the Quarry).

Club Contacts:

• Ron Ferguson – (519) 284-2875.  Email: mnr2@rogers.com
• Vice Pres.   Terry Martin – (519) 284-2006.  E-mail: ctmartin@rogers.com
• Secretary is Suzanne Sharp – (905) 774-6368. Email: N/A.

SCUGOG SHUFFLERS OF BLACKSTOCK INVITE YOU!!!

We shuffle every Wednesday, commencing the first Wednesday in May, and ending mid-September*. Be there by 09:30 AM for three rounds of Draw Doubles in the morning, a lunch break, then 3 rounds of Draw Singles at 12:45 – 3:30 PM. Shuffle in the morning, afternoon or both. Bring your lunch if required. Coffee available. We run two club tournaments each year, usually round-robin team events (players assigned to teams to balance skill-levels).
Annual Dues are $50.00, cheques preferred.

* See out schedule near the bottom  of this page. Please note that there is NO PLAY on last Wednesday in August due to Blackstock Fair set up!

We have a great Club!! Members come from as far as Parry Sound and as wide as Pickering to Lindsay. Join us! Bring a friend! Here’s results and pictures from our recent Fun Tournament and our End-Of-Year Awards and Pot-Luck Banquet.

The President is Terry McNamara – email: terryandadele@gmail.com. All the volunteer board members are listed at the bottom of this page.

Blackstock is east of Port Perry, just south of the junction of Hwy. 7A and County Rd 57.  Hwy 7A runs east through Port Perry and 57 runs north from Bowmanville (Exit-431 off Hwy. 401). We shuffle in the village of Blackstock arena–just west of the 4 corners of Blackstock which is the intersection of Church Street and Old Scugog Road. The address is 3440 Church Street, Blackstock, ON L0B 1B0, Canada (but please do not send mail to this address.)

Our 2016 Shuffleboard Schedule –
Wednesday 04-May 09:30 AM Setup. Everyone needed!
All Wednesdays, 11-May  to 14 September, EXCEPT August 24th.

               Scugog Shuffleboard Club Board Members.
Terry McNamara -President terryandadele@gmail.com,
Ann Davies Vice-President,
Carolea Fox – Treasurer,
Jo Casey – Secretary joflavian.casey@hotmail.com,
Directors are Pam Carr, Audrey Middleton, Bill Boyes

May 4 09:30 AM will be our set up date.  Please come out to help bring up all the stuff we have in the storage room. C U there!

May 11 will be first day of play – 09:30 start play.

Tournament Info is posted on this website ->HERE 

A note about Amateur and Expert Ranking: (Very Basic) You are an Amateur until (1) you accumulate 5 OSA Amateur points through tournament play, or (2) you are rated in Florida as a State-AM or PRO.Otherwise, you are ranked as an Expert.

Experts have their own point system leading to investiture into the OSA Hall Of Fame (Player Category). 

Further comments to clarify the above, are welcome

Here’s the 2016 tournament schedule – get your partners and don’t forget a motel reservation if you need one (or two!)..

   =>  2016 tourna events <=

Along with the shuffleboard tournament in Elora we hold the Ontario Shuffleboard Association AGM – To be held June 14th, 2016 ( approx 4.30–5 pm) following amateur games.

Come and have fun !!!

2016 is drawing to a close – 2017 startup TBD.

A quick announcement from club president John Holder – they will setup and play a couple of games this May 14th.

From DOM SPORTS, our sponsor –

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Dom Sports, 957 Roselawn Ave., Toronto, Ontario M6B 1B6 Canada Sent by orders in collaboration with

Just a short reminder that our summer shuffleboard will begin on  Tues. May 3rd. at 1:00 P.M.

The cost this year will be $35.00 Dollars

Regards

G. O’Reilly

President

Can this be done for shuffleboard? FYI – DOM is the OSA sponsor!
Happy April 1st ! See you soon on the courts!

The OSA board and members wish to extend our condolences to Bev. and family with the loss of her husband Leo. He will be missed on the shuffle courts as he had made many friends, always had a warm smile for everyone. Bev was his angel , and we all wish her well in this difficult time.
Rendall Bilton, OSA President.

The OSA executive and it’s members are very saddened by the sudden passing of our friend and fellow Shuffler, Gail Leferriere . We send our condolences to Claude and his family in Manitoba. She will be greatly missed.
President OSA. Rendall Bilton.

Rendall and Myrna Bilton

May the true spirit of this Christmas Season, bring joy, beauty, hope and faith to all of us.

May blessings of peace be ours, the peace to build and grow, to live in harmony and to plan for the future with confidence.

Our hearts are filled with love for all our dear friends to have a Merry Christmas and Blessings for good health.

Rendall & Myrna

Webmaster’s apologies for letting this one slip the posting date (getting more technically challenged, it seems).

Mingle Single tournament Held Sept 16,2015

B. Division 4th Val Priebe Absent

3rd Pat Balson presented by Rip

2nd Adele McNamara Presented by Rip

1st Bruce Cowen Absent

A. division 4th Terry McNamara Presented by Rip

3rd Will Capelin absent

2nd Marian Luke Presented by Rip

1st Rip Van Ginkel presented by Terry

Annual Awards presented at annual banquet

Most wins doubles men Joe Weinstock presented by Terry

Ladies Mary Beth Heron Absent

Most wins singles Ladies Cathie Hurst presented by Terry

Men Rip Van Ginkel presented by Terry

Most improved player Pat Balson presented by Ann Davies