Thanks for the pictues Fred – got them OK and they look good. I’ll post them to the BLOG https://coronadomainlandshuffleboard.wordpress.com/
Hi All – I think this is all that Fred took that turned out. Did any one else take some digital photos they can email to me? Thanks – bill.boyes@bell.net.
Bill boyes
Coronado/Mainland is proud to have hosted the successful 2012 Northern District Masters Tournament, which is held at the end of March each year. During the preceding shuffleboard year (October 1st to March 15) tournament players gained “masters points” (see http://www.fsanor-shuffleboard.us/statistic’s.htm) by placing in various tournaments. The top eight players in each catrgory (Pro-Men, Pro-Ladies, Amateur-Man, Amateur-Ladies) are eliglible to play inthe prestigiouis Masters Tournament held at the end of March each year. In the Masters, each player plays two games agains each of the others in their category, gaining 1 point for each win. Everyone plays seven games over two days, with the category winners decided by totoal points* won during this tournament. At the end of the second day, there is time for a party, and an awards ceremony.
*Master points won during the year, and Masters Tournament game points won during a mansters tournament expire immediately at the end of the Masters Tournament. everyone starts fresh the next season.
Here are the 2012 Masters players in each ctegory, by order of points won.
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Norm and Monica’s 50th!
Norm and Monica Peppin
It’s about the Intercity League – VSCA is Volusia County Shuffleboard Association.
Subject: Bob’s recovery
From: rjfinta@aol.com
Date: Sat, 3 Mar 2012 07:40:58 -0500
He’s doing great. He’s out of the ICU and in a step down room which has a pull-out couch in it so i”m off to stay with him until he can come home where he’ll have a visiting nurse to come in and do what has to be done.He might have to go to rehab for a fewq days but he’s doing so well III don’t think that will happen. Between the nurse and myself we should be able to take care of him. He looks great but he’s still very tired. He was out of the bed almost all day yesterday. So far he hasn’t had much pain but he’s not on morphine anymore but they are giving him percoset when needed. We’ll see how he is today. My brother Harry and Barbara have been great and it has made things a lot easier for me. Thanks for all of the kind words. I’ll write again as soon as he comes home which should be the beginning of next week. Carol
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The balance of the article was about the former skate-board park part of the property, and its current use for parking although not meeting city parking lot requirements. City Manager Brangaccio said that the city planned to bring the lot up to code, and that revamped parking “.. could be a major attractant”, for developers, and if a residential development were eventually built, tenants and the public could share the parking.
EMAIL FROM CAROL FINTA – 29/02
Hi all; It’s over and he came through it without any complications. They started operating at 7:45 and didn”t finish until after 3. They replaced the valve and did 4 by-passes. RESTING WELL. HE’LL BE HOME IN ABOUT A WEEK. I’LL KEEP IN TOUCH.
CAROL
A good time was had by all. There were just 40 of us, and we all enjoyed the hotdog and salad lunch, then 10 Team Captains lead their teams of four through all 20 courts set up for shuffling ranging from the wild to the unusual, but always fun.
The Top Five Teams were captained by
1st – 1220 points – Pete Peterson
2nd – 1140 points – Pat Zern
3rd – 1060 points – Leo Gagnon
4th – 1050 points – Donna Toney
5th 1-4- points – Bud Barker
We thank the hard-working volunteers – Marguerite and Paul Fortier for setup and cleanup of the club-room serving table and kitchen, assitant Penny Boyes; Hotdog cook Don Abraham, assitant Bob Tager. Carl Millar served hotdogs; Bill Boyes sold 50/50 tickets, Sid Pomainville guided the cleanup and set up of the courts with Arden and Mary McConnell, Gilles, Pete Peterson, Bill Boyes, and many helped clean up afterwards.
Congratulations to CMSC members Marilyn, Dennis, and Tom.
ND 22 Feb.23-25,2012 — Deland — Mens Singles/Ladies Singles
(Finals Mens/Ladies Mingles Dbls)
Main………………………………50 Players, Men 28/Ladies 22
1. Sue McLaughlin – Stan Willamson………..Hawthorne/Quail Hollow
2. Marilyn Richeson – Dennis Buelk……………..Coronado/Mainland
3. Christine Giumarra – Ivan Layton……………….Deland/Tavares
4. Carol Adams – Walt Vilk……………Hawthorne/Coronado/Mainland
Consolation
1. Donna Ewers – Lewis Kagan…………………Deland/The Villages
2. Dora Willkinson – Gary McLaughlin……Hacienda Del Rio/Hawthorne
3. Pat Moran – Tom Rimmer…………..Orange City/Coronado/Mainland
4. Ann Mazzola – Roger Vandevender……………………….Deland
Tournament Director:Leo Gagnon
To settle some mis-information in circulation – as of today- February 26, 2012:
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