Monthly Archives: April 2012

Shuffleboard Was King > And She Was the Queen!

Posted on 2012-04-30 by

ONLY HER REPUTATION WILL BE AT COLDWATER!! It is almost as though I had planned this article.  The previous articles re Messrs. Ball and Peltier and Madam House lead naturally to this article > in writing we call that a … Continue reading →

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Peggy House is Expected to be in Coldwater!!

Posted on 2012-04-29 by

Peggy House is the only shuffleboard player in the history of International Competition (31 years) to have achieved “Two Perfect Records”!!  Her first came in Texas at the 4th ISA Event and her 2nd on the 10th Anniversary of the … Continue reading →

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Modern Day Record Holder Will Be In Coldwater in May!

Posted on 2012-04-29 by

Glen Peltier Will Be In Coldwater!! The Only Shuffler With a Green Jacket!!* Glen has qualified to play in the prestigious FSA Masters 25 Consecutive Seasons.  Glen has 1250 lifetime points which is the modern day record.  Glen was inducted … Continue reading →

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Ball Highlights His 1st Shuffling Visit to Canada in 2005

Posted on 2012-04-28 by

Earl Ball’s 1st Shuffling Experience in Canada Was in 2005.  Earl Is Returning in May of 2012!! Promotion: I believe that each of us is fully aware that “colour” in any sport is good for the sport!  Several years ago … Continue reading →

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The Stars Play Shuffleboard in New York!

Posted on 2012-04-26 by

The Greater Your Knowledge Regarding the Past > the Greater Your  Ability To Ensure the Future Of This Great Game! Here is an interesting “read” you will not want to miss!!  For those of you who are not shy about facebook, … Continue reading →

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Early CNSA History

Posted on 2012-04-24 by

WHERE AND WHEN WAS THE 1ST CANADIAN OPEN? Glen Peltier, President of the CNSA from 1985 to 1987, sent this information along on 2010 05 05.    Alphonse “Alfee” and Phebea Marchand had 4 courts where the first Canadian Open was … Continue reading →

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We Move The CNSA Clock Ahead to 2008

Posted on 2012-04-23 by

Forgive me if I am somewhat out of sequence in this our Time Line for CNSA evolution.  We began in 2005-2007 (see Preserving our CNSA History AND What It Means To Be A Member of the CNSA Hall of Fame) … Continue reading →

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