I wrote a few days ago that Joe Shebester was very ill and needed our prayers. Last night Joe passed away. We will all miss him very much. Our prayers go out to Jodie and family. I will follow up with more information as it becomes available.
Joe Shebester
This morning Five (5) Pros/State Ams and Six (6) Amateurs showed up to challenge each other in Singles Mingles. Dennis registered the players, collected the entry fee and explained the rules. We each played five matches. After each match the winners recorded their scores. The courts were cleaned while Dennis tallied up the scores.
The winners were:
Pros/State Ams First Place, Dennis Buelk; Second Place, Bonnie Radke; Third Place, Rex Galusha. Amateur First Place, Tom Grubb; Second Place, Jean Tardif; Third Place, Honey Donnelly. Congratulations to all the winners. See you next month.
The Pros/State Ams, Rex, Bonnie and Dennis Amat
The Amateurs, Tom, Honey and Jean
Tuesday, November 28 is Singles Mingles. Don’t forget to be there no later than 8:45 am to register and pay your $2.00 entry fee. We play five games of twelve frames each. We draw new partners for every game and record the winning scores. Should be done no later than noon. See you there. Ciao! PS: You do not have to be single!
Euchre has been suspended for the Holidays due to lack of players. They will resume on Wednesday, January 3rd at 7:00 pm in the Club House.
Joe Shebester is very sick and is having a very difficult time in his life. If you would like to send your best wishes and prayers, please send them to Jodi and Joe at 222 Golf Club Drive, NSB 32168. Please do not try to phone as it will disturb Joe. You could also email Jodi at Nurse1919@hotmail.com. Joe is sorely missed and our prayers go out to him.
Joe Shebester
For those members who remember Harold Henderson, I wanted to attach his obituary.
Harold Henderson passed away with family by his side on Thursday November 9, 2017 at Runnymede Healthcare Centre, Toronto in his 82nd year.
Harold Edward Henderson was a devoted husband and family man. He will be greatly missed by his wife, Marian of 61 years, and his sons Brad (Peggy) and Bob (Glenna). He was a loving grandfather to Leslie, Mike (Julie), Nicole (Adam) and Bryan, and great-grandfather to Ethan, Cole and Dillon.
Harold was a teacher and a principal for the Simcoe County Board of Education for over 30 years. After he retired, Harold remained active in the community as a volunteer with Big Brothers. A member of the Royal Canadian Legion, and the Living Faith Presbyterian Church in Baxter, he also kept busy with a number of hobbies, including curling and golfing.
Harold and Marian saw the world together during their retirement, finding a special place in New Smyrna Beach in Florida. Many memories were created at the family cottage in Tobermory where he passed on his fire-making and fish-cooking skills to his grandchildren who visited during the summers.
Harold would delight others with his jokes and storytelling, often laughing before he got to the punchline. He had a great wit and sense of humour, which will live on in memories of him forever.
Private family service will be held at a later date. If so desired memorial donations to Living Faith Community Presbyterian Church, Baxter or Matthews House Hospice, Alliston would be appriecated.
Arrangements entrusted to DRURY FUNERAL CENTRE, Alliston 705-435-3535
http://www.druryfuneralcentre.com
FLORIDA SHUFFLEBOARD ASSOCIATION (State Tournaments)
Congratulations to all CM Shufflers.
Pro Mixed Doubles – Tropical Haven SBC – 11/14/2017
(24)Teams
Consolation
3. Philip Wade – Barbara Rush . . . .CoronadoMainland/Coronado/Mainland
Men PRO DOUBLES Ladies – Deland – 11/7/2017
Ladies – Main (14)Teams
Consolation
4. Mary Ann Pabst – Gail Howell . . . . . . . CoronadoMainland/Leesburg
Men – Main (21)Teams
4. Bill Boyes – Rex Galusha . . . . . . . . . . . . . .CoronadoMainland
Consolation
3. Zack Wonson – Rodney Lewis . . . . . . . . .Coronado/mainland/Deland
Phil Wade
Barbara Rush
Mary Ann Pabst
Rex and Bill
Zak
The Northern District held their Mixed Doubles Tournament in Deland on November 16th and 17th. There were 22 teams and the competition was a challenge. Congratulations to all the CM Shuffleboard members who played. A big shout out to Tom Rimmer and his partner Sharon Upton from Hawthorne who came in 3rd in the Main Event. Congratulations as well to Bill Boyes and his partner Barbara Degeer from Orange City who came in 4th in Consolation.
Tom Rimmer
Bill Boyes
Rich and his outstanding set up crew started getting ready for Fun Day at around 9 am. Candy, along with the kitchen crew, set up the kitchen for our post play luncheon. The shufflers started arriving around 9:15 to register and pay their entry fee to Barb Fortini. Joan collected for the 50/50 which Mary McConnell won. Allen assigned and oriented the team leaders. We had eight teams with three and four members. After everyone had completed playing on all twenty courts, we met back in the Club House to have Hot Dogs and tally the scores.
Allen announced the Top Three Teams. First Place: Bonnie Radke’s team with 1480 points (Dennis, Elizabeth and Ghost) . Second Place: Mary McConnell’s team with 1440 points (Sid, Darrel and Ghost) . Third Place: Candy Kordeleski’s team with 1340 points (Honey, Guy and Bob Tager). Everyone had a fun time and shared in the booty. Hope to see you for December’s Fun Day! Ciao!
Elizabeth, Dennis and Bonnie
Sid, Mary and Darrell
Bob, Honey and Candy (Guy is missing)
The set up crew arrived at 12:30 pm to prepare all the tables and chairs. Betty decorated the tables while Johnnie was out of town. Everyone began to arrive at 5:00 pm with all their sumptuous goodies. Don/Barb Nephew and John/Barb Fortini cooked the tasty turkeys and made the gravy. Everyone else brought the delicious fixings that go so well with turkey.
We had approximately fifty-three (53) people attend to enjoy the feast. The 50/50 was won by Bob Tager. Allen Best made a few announcements before Joan covered his mouth with tape so we could get on with dinner. Joan then said Grace and we all lined up at the tables to delve into the goodies. When we had finished dinner, the tables and chairs were cleared. Some of the members stayed to play Bunco. It was a wonderful evening with good food and marvelous company. Ciao!
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The Coronado/Mainland Shuffler 