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LSGA Newsletter LSGA Newsletter Lakeland Senior Games Association Fall 2017 There is a lot happening in the coming months. SEPTEMBER 29-30 8 Ball provincials take place in Red Deer. OCTOBER 1 The Awards Banquet will be going on in Viking. OCTOBER 25 A cash Fun Day will be happening in Bonnyville. NOVEMBER 8 The Fun Day that is on the Activity Schedule in Craigend is CANCELLED. DECEMBER 7 Two Hills will be hosting an MPC in Floor Curling. Check out your 2017 Activity Schedule for further information. 2018 ALBERTA 55 PLUS SPRING PROVINCIALS CAMROSE APRIL 13, 14 & 15, 2018 Zone 4 is pleased to announce that Camrose has been chosen to host the 2018 Spring Provincials. The activities will include Cribbage, Con- tract Bridge, Floor Curling, Military Whist, 8 Ball, Snooker, and Crafts. Hot lunches have been arranged at the venues for Saturday and Sunday. Registration will be at the Mirror Lake Centre on Friday from 1 pm to 4 pm. As up-dates are available, they will be posted to the website and sent to area directors. WE’LL SEE YOU IN CAMROSE! 1 ZONE 7 ACTIVITY SCHEDULE 2018 Lakeland Seniors Zone 7 Activity Schedule 2018 Date Activity centre Send entries to January February MPC floor Elk Point Lucille Smith March 14 MPC Tofield Lorraine April 23 Fun Day Kinsella Bob Cormack Enter by Apr.16 Crib, floor curl, mil. Whist 780-336-2641 bcormack@mcsnet.ca April 20 AGM and Board Mt Vilna May 16 MPC Vilna Susan Nay June MPC Clandonald September 19 Fun day of floor curling, crib and Cold Lake Nancy Donnelly 780 594 2757 military whist October Fun day Bonnyville wmmcgregor@hotmail.com November Fun Day Craigend Nick Burdek Enter by Nov. Floor curl, mil whist crib 780 623 7873 December MPC crib and mil whist Two Hills Jim Darda jwdarda@telus.net As more information is available, it will be posted to the website. To access the site, go to GOOGLE and type in lakelandseniorgames.com and hit ENTER. You can click on any of the topics that come up. To reach the HOME PAGE click on the first item LAKELANDSENIORGAMES. 2 OUT & ABOUT IN ZONE 7 ELK POINT MPC FLOOR CURLING AND CRIBBAGE— FEB. 10, 2017 FLOOR CURLING: FIRST—TOFIELD FLOOR CURLING: SECOND—ELK POINT Marie Poitras, Jean Ference, Lillian McLaughlin and Bea Campbell FLOOR CURLING: THIRD—BONNYVILLE Ted Malishewski, Willie McGregor, Ed Solowoni- uk and Jeanne Werzbicki Bob Cormack presents the plaque to Bri- an Donovan, Joe Penney, Pres Winter and CRIBBAGE: SECOND—BONNYVILLE Lorraine Donovan. Lorane McGregor and Gerald Peterson CRIBBAGE: FIRST—ELK POINT CRIBBAGE: THIRD—BONNYVILLE Ernie Poitras and Rollie Gascon Lorna Best and Ross Peterson COLD LAKE FUN DAY MARCH 22, 2017 72 seniors came out to play cribbage, floor curling and military whist on what started out as a fair weather day and deteriorated from there! While we enjoyed the food, fun and fellow- ship, the snow accumulated for several hours making the return home not only miserable but dangerous. However everyone did get home safely for which we were grateful. 3 COLD LAKE FUN DAY—continued Page 4 MILITARY WHIST: FIRST—BONNYVILLE MILITARY WHIST: SECOND—COLD LAKE Nancy Donnelly, Sal Hickie, Eva Urlacher and Phyllis McKee MILITARY WHIST: THIRD—BONNYVILLE Lorane McGregor, Laura Gavronsky, Gerald Pe- terson and Mildred Himech Lavern Jubinville, Carol White, Lil Batke FLOOR CURLING: FIRST ELK POINT and Walter Krawiec CRIBBAGE: FIRST - BONNYVILLE Marie Poitras, Jean Ference, Lillian McLaughlin and Bea Campbell Louise DeChamplain presents ribbons to FLOOR CURLING: SECOND—ARDMORE Lorna Best and Ross Peterson Shirley Highberg, Mabel Papirny, Sophie Hara- CRIBBAGE: SECOND—ELK POINT simiuk and Tris Scherger Willie Poitras and Lucille Smith FLOOR CURLING: THIRD—COLD LAKE CRIBBAGE: THIRD—ELK POINT Jeanette Laforce, Frank Graybill, Marlene Ward Ellen Seward and Craig Campbell and Marge Landry 4 Page 5 KINSELLA FUN DAY— APRIL 10, 2017 On April 10, 2017, Kinsella hosted eight floor curling teams and four military whist teams from Bonnyville, Vermilion, Two Hills, Viking and Kinsella. Although we could have had twice as many entries, we were very thankful to all who made the trip to Kinsella. I believe all had a great day, even if they didn’t win a ribbon. FLOOR CURLING—FIRST—TOFIELD MILITARY WHIST—FIRST—BONNYVILLE Bob Cormack presenting the plaque to Lorraine Donovan, Lin- John Ignas, Gerald Peterson, Lorane McGregor and Laura da Danilak, Joe Penney and Brian Donovan Gavronski FLOOR CURLING—SECOND—KINSELLA MILITARY WHIST—SECOND—BONNYVILLE Bob Cormack, Chere’ Wood, Glen Wood Ross Peterson, Lorna Best, Pauline Ibach and Joe Ibach FLOOR CURLING—THIRD—VERMILION MILITARY WHIST—THIRD- Dorothy Zayac, Marjorie Osinchuk and Elsie VIKING/KINSELLA Quickstad Margaret Greenwood, Grace Sutter, Betty Tiffinger and Pam Mykitshyn I decided to take an aerobics class. I bent, twisted, gyrated and jumped up and down for an hour. But, by the time I got my leotard on, the class was over! 5 VILNA FUN DAY—JUNE 14, 2017 Page 6 64 people enjoyed the day in Vilna playing bocce, cribbage and military whist. A lovely lunch was followed by angel cake and strawberry ripple ice cream—yum! Thanks to Susan Nay and her helpers for organising the day. They did a good job. CRIBBAGE—FIRST—ELK POINT MILITARY WHIST—FIRST—LAC LA BICHE Bernice Bykowsky and Evelyn Reiter Helen Faucher, Belle Martin, Barb Chamberlain and Olive Skakun CRIBBAGE—SECOND—ST. PAUL MILITARY WHIST—SECOND—BONNYVILLE Marie Devoldere and Louise DeChamplain Lavern Jubinville, Evelyn Bernier, Walter Krawiec and Lil Batke CRIBBAGE—THIRD—ST. PAUL MILITARY WHIST—THIRD—BONNYVILLE Pauline Gernovoy and Ann Krawchuk Lorane McGregor, Willie McGregor, Gerald Pe- terson and Laura Gavronsky VISIT OUR WEBSITE To access our website go to GOOGLE. Type in lakelandseniorgames.com. Click ENTER. To reach our home page, click on the first option Lakeland Senior Games. Note the topics down the left side of the page and click on the one of your choice. If you notice any errors, contact Nancy Donnelly at 780-594-2757 6 VILNA FUN DAY continued Page 7 BOCCE—FIRST—BONNYVILLE BOCCE—SECOND—VILNA Joe Ibach, Olga Hayak, Pauline Ibach and Frank Pawlowski BOCCE—THIRD—VILNA Marie Routhier, Linda Carroll, Susan Nay and Alec Barabash Iris Scherger, Bob Adams, John Ignas and Stella Marcotte ARDMORE FUN DAY AUGUST 15, 2017 On August 15, seniors gathered together to enjoy a day of Cribbage, Military Whist and Floor Curling. A delicious lunch broke up the day and the baking was fantastic. CRIBBAGE: FIRST - BONNYVILLE CRIBBAGE: SECOND—ARDMORE Connie Anderson and Delores Babb CRIBBAGE: THIRD - VILNA Adam Piwowor and Pauline Ibach Susan Nay presents the plaque to Evelyn Bernier and Ted Malishewski What else would you like to see in this newsletter? Jokes? Recipes? Tributes to seniors who have made a difference to Alberta 55 Plus? Or tributes to members of Alberta 55 Plus who have made a difference in their community? Interesting bits of trivia? Travel recommenda- tions? If you have any ideas, contact Nancy Donnelly at 780-594-2757. 7 ARDMORE FUN DAY continued FLOOR CURLING: SECOND - COLD LAKEPage 8 FLOOR CURLING: FIRST - BONNYVILLE Mary Ann Latty, Jeanette Laforce, Ron Myers and Marge Landry FLOOR CURLING: THIRD - ARDMORE Eian Wilson, Dorothy Wilson, Clem Scherger and Iris Scherger MILITARY WHIST: FIRST - COLD LAKE Christine Urchyshyn, Willie Mcgregor, Jeanne Wierzski and Carol Slusarski MILITARY WHIST: SECOND - BONNYVILLE Tom Cakinar, Mary Ann Dunkin, Ev Smith and John Ignas MILITARY WHIST: THIRD—BONNYVILLE Lil Batke, Roman Ulanicki, Lavern Jubinville Lorane McGregor presents the plaque to and Walter Krawiec Phyllis McKee, Sal Hickie, Eva Urlacher and Nancy Donnelly 55+ CALGARY SUMMER GAMES AUGUST 15—16, 2017 President Bob Cormack and Nancy Donnelly Nancy Donnelly, competitor Ed Storch carry the Zone 7 banner and Bob Cormack enjoy a sunny day at 8 the games. CALGARY SUMMER GAMES continued Page 9 BRAD BOYCHUK competing in discus GINA WILLMAN begins her Predicted Walk where he won GOLD competition ED STORCH is way ahead of his competi- JOHN TIFFINGER prepares to throw a ball tion in the 100 m dash in which he won during the Bowling competition. GOLD BRAD BOYCHUK receives his SILVER med- ED STORCH wins two more GOLD medals al for Long Jump. Brad also won Bronze for 200 and 800 meter dashes for the 100m dash and another GOLD in Shotput 9 10 .
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