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Monday the NSB Maintenance workers came back to complete lining the parking lot and resetting the yellow parking barriers. It is functional and looks neat. Thanks to our town’s Maintenance Department.

Tim Pergrem upgraded his cue holders by giving them a little more tilt. Thanks Tim!  

Friday afternoon the city of New Smyrna Beach paved the parking lot adjacent to the CMS courts with asphalt. Potholes have now been eliminated. Looks Good.

This morning the usual crew plus Tom Carbonell showed up to clean the courts and get them ready to play our Thursday Morning Four-Play Challenge. Twenty-Five (25) enthusiastic shufflers came ready for the challenge. We each played four matches.  At … Continue reading →

John Fortini returned to the courts following some alteration (band-aid) to his mug. To make him feel more comfortable, we all (instigated by Al Best) donned band-aids on our noses. We all had our backs to him when he arrived … Continue reading →

Tom Carbonell set up the tables on Friday morning. We arrived at 5:00 pm to put down table clothes, placemats and make the tea and lemonade. Fifteen (15) hungry revelers showed up with their goodies. We had pork roast, baked beans, chicken, … Continue reading →

I do not want our website to have anything to do with politics but I wanted to give you a website to go to. It is imperative that you be informed and vote in the local elections if we have … Continue reading →

The clean-up crew arrived early to prepare the courts for the Thursday Morning Four-Play Challenge. Twenty-Four (24) enthusiastic shufflers showed up to play this morning. We each played four matches determined by a draw. Congratulations to Bob Metz & Randy … Continue reading →

Hey guys, just a reminder that our August Pot Luck Dinner is next Friday, August 17th. So far we only have 6 people signed up. If we don’t have more people, we will have to cancel, so please either email … Continue reading →

The usual crew arrived early to prep the courts for the Thursday Morning Four-Play Challenge. Twenty-Three (23) avid players showed up to put six courts in play. After each match we recorded the winners and re-drew for other courts and partners. … Continue reading →