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
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:
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.
Please address any questions to your club president.
Linda McRae, CNSA Secretary
Please use the Proxy Form here – 2016 Proxy Ballot, due to an update.
The original post has been updated to use this version.
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 22nd.
We will be hosting; District #29 Senior Games, Tuesday June 7th.
Big Apple Tournament, Monday, September 19th.
The club plays at the Lind Sportsplex – 425 Water Street South (next to the Quarry).
Club Contacts:
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.
1. Welcome by Rendall Bilton, OSA Pres.
2. Invocation by Carl Rogerson.
3. Roll Call of Board Members.
4. Reading of minutes.
5 .Treasurer’s report
6 .Committee reports, ( membership, tournament director, web master, K of Records )
7. Old Business
8. Review of committees and positions.
9. Announcements
10. New Business
11. Adjourn.
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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Just a short reminder that our summer shuffleboard will begin on Tues. May 3rd. at 1:00 P.M.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
Come to Scarborough Shuffleboard Club – Fun with friends! We’d love to see you, and our club membership is only $15 per year! Play in a relaxed atmosphere on Tuesday mornings, September to June.
Our club plays at the Commander Park Community Centre, 140 Commander Park Rd., in Scarborough (Toronto) Ontario. We have eight courts on the second floor (new elevator!) and have lots of cues available for members and any guests who wish to join us. We shuffle from 9:00 AM to about noon on Tuesdays. We play 2 games of singles, break for free coffee/tea and cookies and then 2 games with partners. Before each game we draw for courts and partners. Members vary from experts to newbies and about 12 to 25 of us show up to shuffle each week. We have a 50-50 draw weekly – 50 cents per ticket to support our otherwise free coffee, tea and cookies. Membership is only $15 annually for our September to June playing season. (We are charged no fees for the facility, but cannot use it during July and August to save Toronto money for air conditioning.) We have a group lunch at the end of June to celebrate our year of fun and fellowship!
For updated info please see the posting from 2016 September
I am re-posting this because the original text was not included. – Bill B.
Another year of fellowship and fun from our shuffleboard club held at ELORA. Ended our season with wine and pizza, and storing our equipment for the winter months. Many thanks go to our members for all their help during the year, and making our tournament last June a great success.
Wishing all a safe winter season, good health to all, and see you in the spring.
> John & Lenore Holder ( Centre Wellington Shuffleboard Club. )
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Wishing all a safe winter season, good health to all, and see you in the spring.
John & Lenore Holder ( Centre Wellington Shuffleboard Club. )
In this way I’m sure the St Marys club is ensuring they maintain a legitimate and valued part in their community.
From:Ron Ferguson
In the attached photo;. . . .
The St.Marys Shuffleboard Club has done its part to support the "Someone I
Know" capital fundraising campaign of the St. Marys Memorial Hospital
Foundation, raising $1,000 through such things as selling coffee and
running tournaments at the Lind Sportsplex. Some members gathered for a
photo this week, following our season wrap-up luncheon.
Thanks, RON:
Thames Horizon Shuffleboard Club – End of Season]
Sent in by Henry Strong
We had a full squad of players today at the finale of the Thames Horizons Shuffleboard Club with a fine lunch of hamburger, sausage, hot dogs and many salads and desserts.
A fun filled year was had by all with the two top teams tied in league play. Hubert Van Herd and Ed Coyne were thanked for all their hard work all year caring for the courts.
Mary Button And Marge Taylor were presented with each an CNSA red jacket symbolizing them as members of the prestigious Hall of Fame, all Thames Horizon members who are in the Hall of Fame have red jackets to show off in Florida this winter.
A great big thank you to the club for supplying the jackets.
Many good wishes and good health were exchanged till next May when we do it all over again.Pictures from “Hubert Van Eerd” <hcveerd>
From CNSA Shuffleboard Canada website ..
Jim Corbeil continues his fine work
in lining up sponsors for the 2016 CNSA
Doubles. Sponsorships for prize money
make the CNSA Doubles more attractive,
drawing more people, resulting in MORE FUN!
Gold sponsors – $200.00
* Sierra Construction Woodstock.
* Royal Bank Main Branch Woodstock
* RBC Wealth Management Dominion Securities Woodstock.
Silver 
Sponsors – $150.00
* Quality Inn Woodstock
* Best Western Woodstock
* Woodstock Toyota.
From: Marlene Corbeil
Here are the results from the St. Mary’s Apple Tournament, Sept 21, 2015.
We had 36 Players.
Main
1st Herman Lansink and Jim Howard,
2nd John Mickel and Margaret Richert
3rd Martine Vermeire and Patrick McGreger
4th Elaine Foster and Otto Richert
Consolation
1st Jane Chalmers and Terry Davis
2nd Frank Reynen and Cathy Hand
3rd Suzanne Sharp and Joe Piller
4th Walter White and Gary Taylor
Tournament Director Marlene Corbeil thanks everyone for coming on behave of the ST Mary’s Shuffleboard Club.
From Ron Ferguson
Pic of the winners of our Apple Tournament: (Monday, Sept. 21/2015)
(L – R) – Jim Howard & Herman Lansink.
They won – “ONE BUSHEL of apples each.”
Thanks! – Ron
A is for Apple!St Marys Shuffleboard Club WILL have the Apple Tournament once again September 21st, 2015 and a further reminder will be posted to this website about that.
The Apple Tournament was originally held every year in Thedford Ontario, and over the years it became a tradition among shufflers in the area, but in 2014 St Marys agreed to host the tournament: From the ShuffleON.org web pages of 2014* we learn: “… Tony Charrette in Thedford have given St Marys the okay to do their tournament for them this September, and it will be in St Marys until Thedford has enough volunteers to host this event again.”. “BUT”: A recent email from Thedford Shuffleboard Club president to St Marys president, discloses that Thedford “members have decided that they no longer wish to have a Thedford Apple Tournament”, and wish to repatriate to their own club, the original trophy which was donated by a now deceased Thedford member. Of course we do respect and understand the feelings of the family and club members involved.
We should thank Thedford Shuffleboard Club for all the years of Apple Tournament fun had by many, many shufflers, and we should also thank the St. Marys Shuffleboard Club for stepping up to the task of running the tournament in 2014 and again this year! Some questions remain, but we do hope that Ron Ferguson and the rest of the St. Marys Shuffleboard Club, will continue to host a “Big Apple Tournament” or something like it. It is such a great concept at this time of year, and remains, the “Last Event Of The Season”!.
* To find out about all the Apple Tournaments we have publicised and reported on, just type “apple” in the box upper right, then click the Search button next to the box. You will have to click on items of interest in the list you will than see.
Sent in by Henry Strong, CNSA President.
CNSA hall of fame Mary Button is in the hospital after falling at her home in Chatham and had a hip replacement, she will be there for one week. Please keep her in your prayers and we all wish her a speedy recovery,she will be missed at the Thames Horizon Shuffle Club.
Kindly submitted by Hubert Van Eerd
The last tournament for this season.
Amateurs 21 entries
1 Tony DeLuca
2 Jane Chalmers
3 Katie Starzacher
4 Moe Campeau
5 John Martin
6 Jean Dalton
Pro’s 21 entries
1 Marlene Gorbiel
2 Jim Carder
3 Jim Gorbiel
4 Linda Armstrong
5 John Mickle
6 Bill LeMay
Tournament Director Mary Button
Sent in by Hubert Van Eerd
A good turnout for a hot day
Hubert
With the year drawing to a close, the tension mounts in the Scugog Shuffleboard Club battle for first place honours (in games won over the season). The winners will get recognized with their names on the traditional club trophies presented at the club banquet, September 23rd. Results to date. with two regular playing weeks to go (we play once a week, on Wednesdays):
AM-Doubles
Men – 1st Joe Weinstock, 2nd "Rip" Van Ginkle tied with Don Tucker. (All within 3 points!)
Ladies – 1st Mary Beth Heron, 2nd Ann Davies, 3rd place tie Joe Casey and Adele McNamarra. (All within three points!)
PM-Singles
Men – 1st Don Tucker tied with "Rip" Van Ginkle, 3rd Joe Weinstock (only two points separate them!).
Ladies – 1st Cathy Hurst, 2nd Ann Davies, 3rd Adele McNamarra.
Keeping track of the player’s statistics is not much work and everyone is interested. If any other clubs would like to find out more about this "over the whole season" type of championship, please contact Bill Boyes for details. (shuffleboardbill).
Forwarded from Linda McRae, CNSA Secretary
Hi all,
Lots of advance notice to mark your calendars for July 10 – 14, 2017.
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From Marlene Cowling:
The dates of the 2017 5th Inter-Provincial Tournament starting Monday, July 10th – 14th 2017
. Location still undecided.
The Saskatchewan Moose Jaw Tournament is being held the following week from Tuesday, July 18 to Friday, July 21, 2017.
As posted on the Coldwate Club web site (reposted from theshuffler.net) http://coldwatershuffleboardclub.com.br/2015/08/21/fun-day/
From: Hubert Van Eerd
Thames Horizon Shuffle Club Mingles/Singles Tournament Results for Aug 6/15
Amateurs 26 entries.
1 John Martin
2 John Shewburg
3 Ruth Steward
4 Ed Coyne
5 Bob McKeen
6 Joe Lessard
Pro’s 26 entries
1 Don Raymont
2 Marlene Corbiel
3 Art Scott
4 Jim Carder
5 Ross Kirkpatrick
6 Marjorie Taylor
Tournament Director Mary Button
Sent in by Hubert Van Eerd
A full house again VERY pleased with the turn out.
Hubert
The Amateur and Expert Plarer Points attachments ommited from the original previous post are now attached. The “Player Points” web-page has been updated with these same files.
Sent in for us by Shirley Bryan. Click on an attachment to see either of the Player-Points rosters. There are no further tournament scheduled in 2015 which will affect player points. Note that the Amateur points are “Move-Up” points towards attaining Expert status. Expert points are lifetime points towards the OSA Hall of Fame.
We want to thank and congratulate the Goderich Shuffleboard Club, President Al Weeks and the many volunteers that made the 4th Interprovincial Tournament a huge success.
On behalf of our friends who were allowed to park their campers, we thank the organizing committee for this privilege.
Thanks to Lorraine Pollock for being the tournament director. She always demonstrates grace and gentleness. She and her assistant/husband Bill make a wonderful team. Happy Retirement to a “Special Couple”.
Thanks to Stan McCormack and Muriel Burnett for coverage of this event with their pictures and reports. This gives us “Memories” to reminisce for years and years.
Thanks to CNSA President Henry Strong and the CNSA Board for my induction into the CNSA Hall of Fame. Special thanks to Gary Pipher for being my presenter of this prestigious award.
Congratulations to all who received medals, who attended, the Hall of Famers and the presenters.
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Sent in by “Rip” van Ginkle, who organized the mingles tournament and took the pictures for us. Play format was draw-doubles, and results were recorded for each player. We all had a great time, Rip. Thanks!
Mingle Single Tournament Blackstock On. July 15/15
Winners “A” group
1st Will Capeling (See picture 1)
2nd Neil McLeod (See Picture 2)
3rd Josephine Casey
4th Al Leslie (See picture 1)
Winners “B” group (See picture 3, shown left to right)
John Heron 1st
Ann Davies 2nd
Doug McLean 4th
Carolea Fox 3rd
The results can be seen by clicking on the image below – will take you to the original post on Stan’s website. 
Jack McMurray sents us this update:
Land O’ Lakes Shuffleboard Club in Tweed
Tweed Ontario Welcomes Shufflers!
Shuffling takes place in the Land O’ Lakes Curling Club, 301 St. Joseph St. in Tweed ON. We have 16 courts on very good concrete–all well marked. We shuffle every Tuesday, May through August beginning at 1:00 p.m. ( Singles ).
Directions: Take Hwy. 401 to Exit 544 and proceed north on Hwy. 37 for 37 km. Turn right (east) at the first traffic light in Tweed. Follow the signs to the “Community Centre”. If you gain access to Hwy. 37 from #7 Hwy., you travel south on Hwy. 37 for approximately 5 km. Turn left(east) at the 2nd traffic light and follow the signs to the “Community Centre”. The community centre is the main arena. The curling club shares the same parking lot and has a bright red roof.
Annual membership is $5.00; $2.00 to shuffle for the day!!
Contact: John McMurray <jbmcmurray12>, Telephone 613 478 3007
Why not drop in and enjoy a pleasant day of shuffling and social activity?
From: Marlene Corbeil
Here are the results from the London Shuffleboard Club Mingle/Singles, July 14, 2015
Amateurs 26 Players
1st Nev Campbell
2nd Jane Chalmers
3rd Debbie Cadeau
4th Larry Allison
5th Gary Keating
6th Pat Phair
Experts 13 Players
1st Ross Kirkpatrick
2nd Mary Button
3rd Frank Reynen
4th Hubert Van Eerd
5th Eric Brown
6th Jim Corbeil
The London Shuffleboard Club would like to thank everyone for participating
and we hope to see you all again next year.
Sent in by Marlene Corbeil
Attached for your information is the schedule of the 2016 OSA-Sanctioned Tournaments, including the CNSA Doubles. We have tried to fill in as many of the blanks a possible at this stage, and will be working on more details (e.g. maps) as time goes along. If you have any questions, please let us know by commenting on this post.
Just click on the attached PDF to see the schedule, mark you calendars and get your partners!
Please click on the attached PDF to see OSA President Bilton’s thank you.
Kindly submitted by Muriel Burnett –
NOBEL OSA Open Doubles Tournament Results – Main Event. 23 Entries
First – Peter and Erika Berg
Second – Myrna Bilton, Roy Babcock
Third – Bill Boyes and James Corbeil
Fourth – Eleanor Simmons, Howard Snider
Kindly forwarded by Muriel Burnett –
First Place Dawn and Ray Hammond
Second Place Shirley, Wolter Bootsma
Third Place Merv Lambe, Paul Alyward
Fourth Place Murray and Muriel Burnett
And a big thank you to the people who worked so hard to put on this event for us.
At the opening ceremonies of the Nobelton OSA Doubles, we gathered in a circle, and after an opening prayer by Carl Rogerson, we all sang “O Canada” led by Bev Fowler, and then our tournament director, Marlene Corbeil, reminded us of some of the rules. Then GAME ON with the draw – Bill Brian getting the “lucky court” – he was certainly very enthusiasitc! Yes, who ws that man wearing the “Hot Pants”?
Click on any picture to enlarge to full size –
NOBEL OSA AMATEUR DOUBLES Consolation Winners
Kindly sent in by Muriel Burnett –
First Place Linda O’Connor, Garry Keating
Second Place Eleanor Snider, Howard Snider
Third Place Frank, Ruth Anne Sobo
Fourth Place Earnest Thomas, Beverly Fowler
Congratulations to all Winners!
Muriel Burnett
Sent from my iPad
Nobel 2015 OSA Amateur tournament Winners. 12 Entries
Sent in by Muriel Burnett – Thanks so much Muriel.
First Place, Main Event. Donna Blom, Audrey Lambe
Second Place Main Event Dawn and Ray Hammond
Third Place Main Event John and Lenore Holder
Fourth Place Main Event Paul Alward, Merv Lambe
Muriel Burnett kindly forwarded the preceding picture, and the following note (my fault they came apart – Bill)
Here we are up in Nobel, a total of seven campers, enjoying this fine country up here.
The amateurs started this morning, twelve teams, and the experts will be arriving to play tomorrow.
Marlene Corbeil is the tournament director.
Pack your lunch, and join us tomorrow.
Muriel Burnett
From: Hubert Van Eerd
Thames Horizon Mingles/Singles Tournament Results for July 2/15
22 Pro Entries
1 Hubert Van Eerd
2 Henry Armstrong
3 Bill LeMay
4 Linda Armstrong
5 Marv Crow
6 Frank Reynen
22 Amateur Entries
1 Elliot Arnold
2 Katie Starzacher
3 Betty Patterson
4 Moe Campeau
5 Jim Carder
6 Evan Engel
Tournament Director Mary Button
Sent in by Hubert Van Eerd
A good turn out again.
On Sat. May 30 2015 , a graveside service was held in the Wyvale Cemetery as a celebration of life for Doris Bumstead who passed away on March 27. The service was attended by family members and relatives, shuffleboard players and neighbors. Following the service everyone was invited to the Church Hall in the village of Wyvale for refreshments , fellowship and to reminisce about Doris’s life. View original post 123 more words
Hello everyone! I have been asked if we know of any shuffleboard clubs or activity in or near Fenlon Falls. Please comment/reply below or email shuffleboardbill@gmail.com. Thanks,
Bill B.
Go it John – thanks. You are now first in the list on the Clubs page – https://shuffleon.org/clubs/.
Cheers, Bill Boyes
On Mon, Jun 22, 2015 at 9:26 PM, Bill Boyes <shuffleboardbill> wrote:
From: John Mickle
Name of Club: Ancaster Seniors’ Achievement Centre
Schedule: Thursdays from 1 to 3 p.m
Location: 622 Alberton Road South, Ancaster, ON
Members of the Seniors’ Centre are charged $1 each time they play.
Phone number of the ASAC is: 905-648-3466. There are staff on duty at the ASAC – Monday thru Friday.Club Beginnings – click HERE to see this earlier post
Contact: John Mickle: bernzieandjohn@yahoo.com
From: John Mickle
Name of Club: Ancaster Seniors’ Achievement Centre
Schedule: Thursdays from 1 to 3 p.m
Location: 622 Alberton Road South, Ancaster, ON
Members of the Seniors’ Centre are charged $1 each time they play.
Phone number of the ASAC is: 905-648-3466. There are staff on duty at the ASAC – Monday thru Friday.
Club Beginnings – click HERE to see this earlier post
Contact: John Mickle bernzieandjohn@yahoo.com
Information confirmed 2019 February 13
Revised minutes are attached -> 2015 AGM Minutes.rev.
Minutes of previous years are files on this website under the “About Us” page on the Black-Bar menu, then click “Documents, Reports and Awards.”
Donna Blom has found a partner for Nobel. The partner Needd page has been updated – no current entries.
The following was kindly sent in from John Mickle. Thank you so much – it is a great story. You must love shuffleboard the way we do! – Bill Boyes (shuffleboardbill)
From: J and B Mickle
Hello Bill: I am responding to your recent e-mail in which you requested information from Ontario shuffleboard clubs.
Shuffleboard was not totally new to the Ancaster Seniors’ Achievement Centre in Ancaster. It had been tried once, several years ago, but unfortunately ran its course. However, the courts which were incorporated in vinyl flooring in the main auditorium of the centre remained intact. (Ancaster has a population of about 20,000 and is located just outside of Hamilton)
I noticed the courts during a visit in April of 2014 and spoke to those in charge about resurrecting the game/sport. It was a bit of a struggle as we had no budget. However, cues were found and thanks to Rendall and Myrna Bilton of Elora and Ernie Thomas of Niagara Falls, discs were donated. The St. Mary’s Club also donated discs but they were unsuited to our floor. Yours truly repaired old, home made score boards which were found in a storage bin outside of the Seniors’ Centre and experimented with beads, wax and corn meal to find the right beading compound.
In late June, 2014 we opened for business (Thursdays from 1 to 3 p.m.) and to state we got off to a slow start would be an understatement. However, we persevered and eventually attracted some interested shufflers. At the moment we have 15 seniors who have come out. We only have 3 courts so we are not looking for huge numbers but a few more players would be nice. We took a photo of some of our players on Thurs. June 18 when only 7 players showed up. We usually attract a few more every Thursday. Members of the Seniors’ Centre are charged $1 each time they play.
It is fun, our courts are fast and we seem to enjoy each others company. Plus, play has really improved! If we can get our numbers up, we will be trying "Black & Gold", "Singles-Mingles" and "Hoss Collar" games from time to time.
As stated, it has been a struggle but in my opinion, well worth the effort! Cheers -John Mickle
Location – Silverwoods Arena, 50 Sycamore St., London, Ont.
Play & Schedule – Tuesdays, May through August (15 weeks), 12:30 – 4:00 PM. Play 3 games of draw doubles/singles (draw for a partner/opponent each game). A 50/50 draw is held each week.
Membership – Shuffleboard is a City of London program. A 15 week membership $28.00. Call 519-661-5525, and shuffleboard is program# 256112. Guests are most welcome to come and meet us and have fun playing shuffleboard – $5.00 each day, payable at the arena.
London Shuffleboard would like you know about their Mingles.Singles Club Tournaments. June 7th.
Registration starts at 8’30, 9:00 am
Please bring a lunch. Everyone welcome.
If you would like more information, the London’s president for 2016 is
Marian Reynan 519-636-6087 (as updated May 13, 2016)
Requested by Ron Ferguson –
St Mary’s SHuffleboard Club will host the Big Apple Tournament Sept. 21st at the Lind Sportsplex in St Mary’s. Click on the attachment to see the flier for more details.
[London Singles Mingles – update]
Update adding Expert names which were inadvertenly left off the original.
From: Marlene Corbeil
>
> The London Shuffleboard Club held a Single/Mingles tournament June 16th, 2015
> We had 51 players. Here is a list of the winners
>
> Am’s
> 1st Ruth Stewart
> 2nd Ron Ferguson
> 3rd Bob Adams
> 4th Wes Phair
> 5th Marlene Hillier
> 6ht Sheila Brown
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> Experts
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> 1st Walter White
> 2nd Herman Lansink
> 3rd John Mickle
> 4th Murray Burnett
> 5th Don Hutchinson
> 6th Bill Bryan
>
> The Club really appreciated everyone attending this tournaments.
> Hope to see everyone July 14th, 2015
> Marlene Corbeil
Forwarded by OSA President, Rendall Bilton.
We are please to add information about the Moidland SHuffleboard Club to the OSA website, Clubs page, as follows.
Forwarded from Peter MacLeod –
Midland Shuffleboard Club
We play outdoors on 4 courts which we had resurfaced and painted last year. We play Monday, Wednesday and Friday starting at 1:00 p.m. and finishing at approx. 3:00 p.m. averaging 3 games in that time period. I think that we had approx. 20 to 25 members last year. It is a fun, non-competitive group and we didn’t have any tournaments. Men and women play together and each game has the players pick their spots randomly.
Peter’s email is <midlandmacleods@rogers.com>
From: Maureen Bryan
Date: Thu, Jun 11, 2015 at 10:40 PM
Sent to OSA DIrectors –
Bill Boyes, please add minutes to OSA web site, also add treasurers report from meeting Ray had sent to us. Thanks to all for the input at this meeting. Maureen.
List of future tournaments will be added when I get a confirmed list of dates.
ONTARIO SHUFFLEBOARD ASSOCIATION ANNUAL MEETING.doc
Here is a PDF of the minutes – 2015-06-09 OSA AGM Minutes
Here is the Treasurer’s Report – 2015-06-09 OSA AGM Treas. Rpt
This gallery contains 9 photos.
Originally posted on Ontario Shuffleboard News and Information:
Sent in by Muriel Burnett – Thanks so much Muriel!
I am posting the following names of the winners separate from the pictures. Muriel Burnett kindly sent in both the names and the pictures in one email to me, but names did not show up on the website. I will be going back to add the names as captions to the original pictures, so that the record will bve complete.
Centre Wellington Club would like to thank our sponsors for this event
Avertex Utility Solutions Inc.,
The Ostic Group,
Bank of Nova Scotia, and
Ontario Shuffleboard for their very generous donation.
We want to thank our tournament director Marlene Corbeil.
In the Open Event, we congratulate our winners:
Main
1st Place. Peter Berg and Erika Berg
Congratulations Peter on enough points to enter the Hall of Fame
2nd Place Myrna Bilton and Roy Babcock
3rd Place Carl Rogerson and George Admiral
4th Place Charles Bryan and George Steven
And in Consolation Event
1st Place James Corbeil and Glen Peltier
Congratulations Glen on getting enough points to enter the Hall of Fame
2nd Place Moe Vermeulen and Murray Burnett
3rd Place Clara Vandermeer and Jessie Fledderus
4th Place Beverly Fowler and Earnest Thomas
Hosted by the Elora (Centre Welington) Shuffleboard Club, the OSA Doubles tournament for Amateur players was held June 9 – 10 in beautiful Elora Ontario. Everyone had a great time and enjoyed all the wonderful facilities at Elora Curling Club.
Congratulations to the following Amateur shufflers:
Main
Consolation (pictures to be added).
Congratulations to everyone!
Submitted by Hubert Van Eerd
21 Amateur entrees
1st Howard Armstrong
2nd Jane Chalmers
3rd John Martin
4th Jean Dalton
5th John Shewburg
6th Katie Starzacher
20 pro entrees
1st Art Scott
2nd Marion Reynen
3rd Cathy Mills
4th Bill Van Eerd
5th Herman Guilbeault
6th Evan Engell
A good turn out 41 Players
Tournament Director Mary Button
I have got a partner. – See you at Elora!
Bill B.
Forwarded from The Shufflers News (CNSA Website) –
Congratulaions to the winnerst at the 2015 CNSA Amateur and Open Tournaments held in Woodstock Ontario, May 25 – 28.
Amateur Winners at Woodstock – May 25, 2015
Main 1st Joanne Clark & George Clark
2nd Rip Vanginkel & Donna Blom
3rd Geritt Dykman & Gerdien Dykman
4th Marv Crow & Cathy Mills
Consolation 1st Suzanne Sharp & Larry Allison
2nd Fred Wardle & Mary Wardle
3rd Don Wellsman & Gayle Kelly
4th Sharon Hammond & Robert Archer
Open Winners at Woodstock – May 28, 2015
Open Event Main 1st Myrna Bilton & Roy Babcock
2nd George O’Reilly & Donna Blom
3rd Henry Strong & Mary Button
4th Fred Muehlebach & Gunther Forth
Consolation 1st Bill LeMay & Rip Vanginkel
2nd Peter Berg & Erika Berg
3rd Jim Howard & Bill Godfrey
4th Linda McRae & Bill Boyes
Sent in by Maureen Bryan
ELORA shuffleboard OSA tournament dates, June 9th Doubles- Amateurs start at 9am.
June 10th Doubles- Open starts at 9am.
OSA meeting will begin approx. 5pm, following shuffle games June 9th.
Sorry for the confusion. Regards Maureen Bryan, sec.OSA // Rendall Bilton Pres. OSA.
Editor’s Note: For either tournament, please try to register by about 08:30 AM to allow time to get organized for a 09:00 AM start.
With appologies for the erronious subject and the missing details in the previous post –
Sent from: Maureen Bryan
ELORA OSA TOURNAMENT. Amateur play starts June 7th.
JUNE 7-9th, 2015. Open play starts June 8th -9th.
60 David St.
ELORA, Ont.
PLEASE NOTE: OSA Annual Meeting, June 7th , approx. 5pm.
Please come out and support our tournament. It takes all of us to keep shuffle alive and fun in Ontario. Regards Maureen Bryan OSA sec. on behalf of Rendall Bilton OSA Pres.
Editors Note: The Amateur finals and the start of the Open tournament overlap (June 8th) so Amateur finalists will NOT be able to play in the Open.
Ed. Note-2: The Elora (wellington Center) Club details are found HERE on this website.
title[Eloria area shuffleboard]
Editors Note: Here is a LINK to the information about this club – also found on this website under Clubs/Center Wellington
Sent in by Maureen Bryan –
ELORA shuffleboard club has been up and running for a month now. We have some new members which is always a plus for a club.
We play every Monday 1pm ( 3games ), and every Thurs. evening 7pm ( 3 games ), costing $2.50 to play, and then having coffee and snacks following play. If you are in the area you are welcome to come and join us.
From: Maureen Bryan
Date: Fri, May 15, 2015 at 9:31 PM
Subject: Agenda for OSA Annual Meeting
To: Shuffleboard Bill
OSA- GENERAL ANNUAL MEETING
ELORA- JUNE 9-2015, approx. 5pm.
Following shuffle games.
1. Roll call of board members. Rendall Bilton, Carl Rogerson, Jim Howard, Maureen Bryan, Ray Hammond, Lorraine Pollock, Bill Boyes, Bev. Fowler, George Admiral, KOR-Shirley Bryan.
2. Minutes of 2014-(to be read by members previously to meeting from internet)
3. Minutes of any special meetings or e-mails during past year.
4. Treasurer’s Report
5. Committee Reports. Lorraine Pollock-Tournament Director.
Bev. Fowler-Membership.
Bill Boyes-Web Master.
Shirley Bryan-KOR.
6. Old Business.
7. New Business. 1. Where to store OSA Trailer- ( any ideas?)
( please note if anyone has something that needs to be addressed at the meeting , please send e-mail , or a signed written note to me so we can discuss it further with all members )
Respectfully Maureen Bryan. Sec. OSA.
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Ed. Note – Previous minutes can be found on the OSA website under About Us/Documents Reports and Awards – or CLICK HERE -> https://shuffleon.org/about/documents-reports-and-awards/
Forwarding a query from Barb McKee – marv- – – – – – – – – – –
Hello,
We recently played shuffleboard in the US and were wondering if someone could possibly let us know if there are any leagues in the Peterborough, ON area.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thank you.
Barb McKee
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Shuffleboard Bill has responded with information about the OSA tournaments, and invited Barb to the Scugog Shuffleboard Club.
Does anyone have anyy other ideas? If so, please comment on this post or reply to Barb directly. Thanks, Bill
The Thames Horizon Shuffle club 2015 season got off to a very good start
again on May 7 with 47 members attending. We play league in the morning hoss
collar in the afternoon
We have the same as last year, 4 Mingles/Singles on schedule June 4th, July
2nd, Aug 6th, and Sept 3rd.
60 Members signed up the same as last year.
Hoping for another successful season, which will end on September 24th.
Hubert van Eerd
Almost every shuffleboard club could use a few more members! Club events are a great attraction, both to members and potential members. If you don’t have anything planned, then have a “FREE SHUFFLEBOARD” day, and advertize it in the local paper, bulletin boards at the mall, etc, etc! If you have any events planned over this season, let EVERYONE know! That includes us here at the OSA! We will put it onto our web site. You may even get some out-of-town visitors that way!
Please send your announcements and schedule to shuffleboardbill@gmail.com. Good things may happen!
Thanks,
Bill Boyes.
Sent in by Jim Corbeil
London Shuffleboard Club will hold two Mingle/Singles, Tuesday June
16th, Tuesday July 14th. Silverwoods Arena, 50 Sycamore St. London,
Ontario
Registration starts at 8.30am.
Entry fee is $5.00. All money goes for prize money. 6 placings for
Amateurs, 6 placings for Experts. 3 Games in the morning and 3 Games
after Lunch. 16 Frames Games, 8 on Yellow Carry Score, 8 on Black.
Please bring a lunch.
Thanks Jim Corbeil . jcmccorbeil
Sent from my iPad
On Sun, May 3, 2015 at 1:40 PM, Fred Dunk <dunk> wrote:
To All Members as of 6 May 2015 we will be playing shuffleboard in the Napanee Curling Club building located at 180 York St. See you there
Fred Dunk Pres
Fred’s invitation extends to all who wish to have some fun!
For more information about the Napanee club, click on Clubs on the above Black-Bar menu, then click on Napanee.
From Jim Corbeil –
I would like to thank Gary Pipher for delivering the OSA Trailer to Woodstock. It is a long drive from Coldwater, and we really appreciate him and Barb for making the long trip.
Gary gave me a tour of the trailer and showed me how and where everything belongs.
We thank you very much Gary for all you do and have done for shuffleboard.
Thanks Jim.
P.S. I hope who ever is looking after this trailer in the future takes as much care as Gary has.
Editor’s Note: Picture above was taken at the Goderich tournament in 2014, where the trailer was on display. That must have been the first road trip for this extremely useful and attractive asset. Here is link to more information about the OSA Trailer – https://shuffleon.org/2014/06/29/the-osa-trailer-a-report-from-gary-pipher/
From: Muriel Burnette – Date: Sat, May 2, 2015 at 3:14 PM
Subject: Canadians win at Norwich Open
I thought you might like a little report on the Norwich Open held in Norwich UK this week.
Twenty four Canadians attended the event, including our own David Earle who did a great job as tournament director of the event.
Picture of players from USA, Canada and United Kingdom who all became friends by the end of the week.
Saint Andrew’s Hall in Norwich where the event was held.
The beautiful interior of St Andrew’s Hall “the Abby”.
Four Canadians placed in the event – Grant McRae fourth, William Bryan third, Maureen Bryan second, and the CNSA treasurer – Murray Burnett first place.
Submitted by Muriel Burnett
Sent in by Jim Corbeil re the CNSA Doubles in Woodstock.
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I just received two telescopic cues from Marc Petruccelli of Dom Sports. We want to thank him for his generous gifts.
We will have a free draw, one on Monday at noon and one on Wednesday at noon for all players entered in this tournament.
Again we thank him for supporting Shuffleboard.
Jim Corbeil VP CNSA
Sent in by Ron Ferguson –
Once again, St.Marys Shuffleboard Club will be hosting the Apple Tournament for Thedford, this coming September. Tony C. confirmed by e-mail today, they would be pleased if we (St.Marys) would do this tournament again.
Ron Ferguson (President);
St.Marys Shuffleboard Club:
2015_-_Apple_tournie.pdf
860 College St – near Ossington – there’s a newly opened “rescreational facility” called “Track and Field”! They focus (?!) on outdoor games. SHUFFLEBOARD included. That’s right – FLOOR SHUFFLEBOARD! You can also get a beer of glas of wine there. (Or was it the other way around? – I mean the “focus” part). We need a first hand report about their shuffle court(s)!
More about them here – https://www.facebook.com/trackandfieldbar
Kudos to Jim for all his hard work in obtaining sponsors for the Woodstock CNSA Doubles May 25th – 28th, 2015.
Mr. Sharp will be at the opening along with his Grandfather former MPP Harry Parrot .
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In response to an email I received, because my reply to the sender was rejected by their email system … and because there my be some other folks out there with similar questions.
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To whom it may be helpful: The May tournament is the CNSA Doubles Anyone from anywhere may play. Here’s a link to the details on the CNSA website –
https://theshufflersnews.wordpress.com/events/2015-events/. (responding to a question – I do not know of any other info – can you plese tell me the name of the file that you could not open?)
Theree is no pre-registration. Just show up by 08:30 that day with you partner. (We may be able to find a…
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Everyone is invited to some out and have fun with us. Beginners welcome! Play all day if you want – BYO lunch.
We thank Jo Casey for the following announcement:
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This schedule is subject to the approval of the executive and the Scugog Township Officials.
All morning daily play will begin at 9:45 and break for lunch at approximately 11:45 – Morning play is pick-up doubles.
All afternoon daily play will begin at 12:45 and until approximately 3:00 p.m. Afternoon play is singles
May 06, 2015 – 10:00 am to 11:00 am – setup of equipment from storage Please help if you are able….many hands make light work
May 13 Daily play begins. Every Wednesday going forward we will play until approx. September 23, 2015
I do not have the date for the Blackstock Fair or any of the tournaments that take place away from Blackstock, we will bring you to date when we receive this information
Forwarded by Al Wilson …
Subject: Congratulations to Rip VanGinkle
Hi Guys: Good news. Rip came first in the Southern District Masters, Men’s District Amateur division. He won 11 of a possible 14 games. He lead the division for most of the season and qualified as a State Amateur for October.
Forwarded from Scugog (Blackstock) president Larry Spires …
Subject: FW: Congratulations to Cathie Hurst!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Congratulations to Cathie Hurst!!! Cathie placed first in the Cental District pro ladies masters. She won 12 out of 14 games.
— Thames-Horizon Club – 2015 Info/Schedule —
We would like everyone in the Chatham area to come and play with us and join in our fun and fellowship.
We play 9 AM to 3.30 PM Thursdays, from May 7 to the end of September. Our courts are located at the Mackness farm, 9622 Longwoods Rd., Chatham Ont N7M-5J1, which is just east of the town of Chatham.
In 2015 we will have Mingles/Singles Tournaments the first Thursday of the month, 9 AM. June 4th, July 2nd, Aug 6th, Sept 3th. (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 7/15. We play 9 AM to 3.30 PM every Thursday utill the end of September (Members Only).
Non-League play: The schedule for Non-League play will be announced at the club. Non-League play will also be 9 AM until 3.30 PM.
There will be a nominal yearly membership fee, to be set in April this year.
We do have fun! Here’s our 2014 end-of-season note-> https://shuffleon.org/2014/09/30/end-of-season/
If you have any questions please contact Hubert Van Eerd, Phone# 519-354-0758 , Email hcveerd@yahoo.com
We are sadenned to have to pass on the news of the passing of Henry Van Dorp. Here is a link to the obituary – http://yourlifemoments.ca/sitepages/obituary.asp?oId=859215
Henry was president of the Ontario Shuffleboard Association and is a membern of the OSA Hall of Fame, both as a player (2008) and President (2002 – 2010).
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