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News Letter June RINGER ROUND - UP EDITION 2-2018 JUNE-AUGUST, 2018 EDITOR: Sam Tomasevic Telephone: 604-328-5276 7987 Graham Ave. Email: [email protected] Burnaby BC V3N 1V8 Website: www.bchorseshoe.com 2018 BC INTERNATIONAL/HIGHWAYMAN OPEN – MAY 19-20, 2018 – ABBOTSFORD HORSESHOE CLUB - HODGINS RETAINS TITLE, DAVIS RECAPTURES TITLE, CHAPELLE NEW ELDERS CHAMP On a lovely weekend 55 players entered the event (we had the same number in 2017). The BCHA and the Abbotsford Horseshoe Club did a great job. Saturday night the Highwayman Pub had a dinner, which is always well attended. See you next year Attending from Washington State:, Phyllis and Jim Quist, Jon Turnbull, Don Davis and Rhonda Davis. From Oregon, an old friend, Barry Chapelle and Russ Watkins MEN - CLASS A (40 Points) W-L H/G Rs S/P PERCENT 1st DON DAVIS ............ WASHINGTON 8-1 69.23% 255 406 62.80% 2nd TOM MOFFAT ........... VICTORIA 7-2 80.00% 241 416 57.93% 3rd KEVIN CUTHBERT ....... VICTORIA 2-7 51.72% 177 420 42.14% 4th RUSS WATKINS ......... OREGON 1-8 57.50% 181 424 42.68% In 2016 Don won this event, last year Tom won the event, this year Don got his title back, could this become a Don and Tom show?????? MEN - CLASS B (35 Points) W-L H/G Rs S/P PERCENT 1st JON TURNBULL ......... WASHINGTON 9-0 47.22% 144 372 38.70% 2nd SANTE MICHIELIN ...... VICTORIA 6-3 33.33% 113 380 29.73% 3rd CLAYTON WHITE ........ VICTORIA 2-7 30.77% 88 410 21.46% 4th GORDON JULES ......... KAMLOOPS 1-8 22.92% 55 374 14.70% MEN - CLASS C (25Pts/40Sh) W-L H/G Rs S/P PERCENT 1st GAETAN BENOIT ........ CENTRAL PARK 7-1 29.17% 52 258 20.15% 2nd CLAUDE CLICHE ........ VICTORIA 5-3 26.57% 48 272 17.64% 3rd * JOHN HAMLER .......... WINFIELD 3-5 16.67% 27 272 9.92% 4th * DON MCSWAIN .......... ABBOTSFORD 3-5 15.00% 23 280 8.21% 5th RAY COFFIN ........... ABBOTSFORD 2-6 12.50% 16 286 5.59% WOMEN - CLASS A (40 Points) W-L H/G Rs S/P PERCENT 1st LINDSAY HODGINS ...... VICTORIA 8-0 86.67 266 344 77.32% 2nd JUANITA LAYE ......... SUMMERLAND 0-8 66.13%192 344 55.81% WOMEN - CLASS B (40 Points) W-L H/G Rs S/P PERCENT 1st JENNA JOHN ........... KAMLOOPS 8-2 61.90% 219 510 42.94% 2nd * DIANE DUCHESNE ....... CENTRAL PARK 7-3 38.64% 175 540 32.40% 3rd * LORRAINE HUBICK ...... POWELL RIVER 7-3 36.00% 174 558 31.18% 4th PHYLLIS QUIST ........ WASHINGTON 4-6 51.47% 179 488 36.68% 5th PAT STEVENS .......... VICTORIA 3-7 37.50% 141 498 28.31% 6th CINDY HELGESON ....... WINFIELD 1-9 35.48% 112 494 22.67% WOMEN - CLASS C (35 Points) W-L H/G Rs S/P PERCENT 1st CHANTAL WILSON ....... SOOKE 7-1 50.00% 111 324 34.25% 2nd LOUISE HAMEL ......... VICTORIA 6-2 64.29% 126 324 38.88% 3rd DORIS WILTON ......... WINFIELD 4-4 42.31% 80 314 25.47% 4th PATTI JOHNSON ........ VICTORIA 2-6 22.06% 49 308 15.90% 5th ELAINE STERN ......... ABBOTSFORD 1-7 36.67% 91 366 24.86% WOMEN - CLASS D (25Pts/40Sh) W-L H/G RS S/P PERCENT 1st # GAIL BISHOP .......... SOOKE 7-3 32.14% 72 338 21.30% 2nd SUE BERTRAND ......... ABBOTSFORD 6-4 39.29% 72 342 21.05% 3rd CHERYL CLICHE ........ VICTORIA 5-4 50.00% 71 312 22.75% 4th DOROTHY HARROLD ...... PENTICTON 1-8 23.53% 46 308 14.93% ELDERS 30 FEET CLASS A (40 Points) W-L H/G Rs S/P PERCENT 1st BARRY CHAPELLE ....... OREGON 5-3 68.42% 206 386 53.36% 2nd DON FLEMING .......... ABBOTSFORD 4-4 76.47% 174 368 47.28% 3rd DARRYL OLSON ......... ABBOTSFORD 3-5 60.71% 177 390 45.38% ELDERS 30 FEET CLASS B (40 Points) W-L H/G Rs S/P PERCENT 1st STEVE BISHOP ......... SOOKE 9-1 53.57% 189 438 43.15% 2nd ALLAN CUMMINGS ....... CENTRAL PARK 8-2 61.76% 212 434 48.84% 3rd MAURICE STERN ........ ABBOTSFORD 7-3 51.79% 194 476 40.75% 4th * RICHARD STEVENS ...... VICTORIA 3-7 46.15% 147 410 35.85% 5th * AL GUSHTA ............ KAMLOOPS 3-7 40.48% 107 404 26.48% 6th DAVE ROWELL .......... ABBOTSFORD 0-4 23.81% 27 158 17.08% ELDERS 30 FEET CLASS C (35 Points) W-L H/G Rs S/P PERCENT 1st HENRY DYCK ........... WINFIELD 7-2 41.67% 142 434 32.71% 2nd JIM WILLIAMS ......... ABBOTSFORD 5-4 50.00% 144 424 33.96% 3rd ARCHIE RADOWITS ...... ABBOTSFORD 4-5 34.00% 114 418 27.27% 4th DWAYNE BERTRAND ...... ABBOTSFORD 2-7 36.84% 113 404 27.97% FROM THE EDITORS DESK This edition of the ringer round up is being produced in 2 sections. One section with articles and the 2nd section will have entry forms and other pertinent information on major events ELDERS 30 FEET CLASS D (30 Points) W-L H/G Rs S/P PERCENT 1st KEN SMORANG .......... ABBOTSFORD 9-1 34.21% 105 410 25.60% 2nd BRIAN RICKABY ........ ABBOTSFORD 8-2 40.00% 93 366 25.40% 3rd JIM QUIST ............ WASHINGTON 5-5 34.21% 99 408 24.26% 4th BRIAN RYDER .......... ABBOTSFORD 4-6 34.48% 99 448 22.09% 5th PAUL JAMES ........... PENTICTON 3-7 25.00% 62 422 14.69% 6th JIM HARROLD .......... PENTICTON 1-9 28.26% 67 426 15.72% ELDERS 30 FEET - CLASS E (25Pts/40Sh) W-L H/G Rs S/P PERCENT 1st DAN COFFIN ........... ABBOTSFORD 8-0 15.79% 34 310 10.96% 2nd * ROD HERRIOT .......... ABBOTSFORD 4-4 23.53% 42 312 13.46% 3rd * FRANK HUBICK ......... POWELL RIVER 4-4 20.59% 26 308 8.44% 4th LORNE LISTOEN ........ ABBBOTSFORD 3-5 34.62% 42 302 13.90% 5th IRVINE THORPE ........ ABBOTSFORD 1-7 11.54% 15 300 5.00% MOST OVER AVERAGE Brian Ryder – Penticton +5.91% Gail Bishop - Sooke +9.55% ON THE MEND Tony Rondow our Vice-President had a heart attack on April 15, 2018 – he had 3 stints put in. Tony wants to thank everyone for thinking of him and any prayers said. Following, from Megan, just wanted to say Tony is home, thank God we are all together again I wanted to say thank you to Sheri and Christine we would've have been together if it wasn't for you guys and to George and Melanie for giving us a place to stay the Rondow family are internally grateful to you guys and thanks everyone for there's prayers I believe that everyone helped him with his recovery, we still got a ways to go but slow and steady we will get there. LAST SHOE – FROM MUNJ MANHAS Hi Sam, my father (Jaswant “Bunt Manhas) passed away on Sunday April 15, 2018. He battled a brain tumor the past two years and was very ill near the end. He helped, and was a proud supporter of the Victoria horseshoe club in the early eighties with building supplies from his mill; I have many memories of him watching me play as a junior. Bunt was born on June 25, 1936 in Duncan, BC TOM BLIGH BY BRENDA ARNOLD It is with profound sadness that I'm passing on the news that Tom Bligh passed away April 23/18 after a hard fought battle. Our thoughts, love and sympathy go out to Faye, his children and his grandchildren (the lights of his life). We are also thinking of all his Good friends in Sooke. Tom was so involved in all things sport/community no matter where he resided. He was very involved with the Executive of the Victoria Horseshoe Club and was more than active in various activities in Sooke, most recently the start of the Sooke Horseshoe Club. He was an invaluable source of information, know-how and experience in all things "Committee". Just a small reason that he will be missed so much. He loved to share stories and tell a joke or two and was so Proud of the success his grandkids were having pitching shoes. BCHA 2018 BC INTERNATIONAL RAFFLE – 50/50 WINNERS Vancouver Canadian baseball team 4 tickets $64 - Tiffany Canadian Brewhouse $328 – Brian Rickaby Coast Capital Savings – laptop knapsack $40 – Sam Tomasevic PNE passes $56 - Gordon Jules UBC MUSEUM OF ANTHROPOLOGY - $75 – Jenna John AGASSIZ SPEEDWAY - $75 – Dan Coffin 7-ELEVEN CANADA - $100 – Gordon Jules WINGS - $100 – Diane Cummings BC LIONS - $146 – Ann Gushta WAVES COFFEE - $25 – Cindy Helgeson Elements Casino Surrey - $52 – Cheryl Cliche KEG - $25 – Cindy Helgeson Charles Chocolate Factory $50 – Dorothy Harrold Richardson Group $100 – Frank Gallant Canadian Tire $50 – Brian Ryder Tim Horton’s $40 - Wayne Hodgins Boston Pizza $60 – every attending got one 50/50 Draw - $1045.00 – Bernie Lepper Player draws My Pillows – Jim Quist, Don Davis, Lorne Listoen, Jim Williams Cash draws - $25 – Jim Harrold, Juanita Laye, Lorraine Hubick, Doris Wilton Grandfathers Draw – Washington – US$25 - Russ Watkins, Juanita Laye, Gordon Jules, Archie Radowits RAFFLE – 50/50 WINNERS TO BE DRAWN AT THE BC CHAMPIONSHIPS Open Road Hyundai USB power bank and a portable compressor Chilliwack chiefs hockey team – baseball cap and 4 2 for 1 tickets Old Spaghetti Factory Ltd. $25 gift certificate Fraser Valley Wireless $100.00 gift certificate Cabela’s Canada – raffle item 4 IMPRINT CANADA - Tube Rechargeable Power Bank, Contigo Madison Sport Bottle - 24 oz. 7-ELEVEN CANADA $100 gift card INSTANT POT COMPANY/COOKBOOK ctric Pressure Cooker Model LUX60 V3 6qt capacity SPORTSNET 650 2 am/fm weather radios, other merchandise and other prizing MY PILLOW – 2 Pillows WHITE DISTRIBUTORS - Horseshoe on line compact horseshoe carrying bag Hub INTERNATIONAL 50/50 - Player draws - My Pillows – Cash draws CANADIAN LEGION – Two golf shirts, Men’s XL and Ladies L EIGHTEEN PASTURES GOLF COURSE 2 gift certificates at our pro-shop for one green fee each.
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