Went by the Club and everything is good. Tucked in for the winter.

Only  4 more months until we are on the greens again!

Have a great winter whether you are in the North or South.

Rough one yesterday, 28-12 loss to Nova Scotia which is in first place

Game 1 Ont B 13, BC B 9

Game 2 BC A 14 Ont B 9

Game 3 Bye, Game 4 ON B 13 SK 9

Game 5 Bye, Game 6 ON B 21 NB 9

Game 7 QC 20 ON B 9

Game 8 NB 28 ON B 12

Playing against Alberta at 9, Manitoba at 1 (Pacific time) Win against Alberta 17-10, Tie with Manitoba 18-18

Ontario A won over Ontario B 29-9

4W, 1T and 4 L final outcome.

Gold medal game tomorrow NS vs Saskatchewan

Bronze is British Columbia A vs. NB

3 wins, 2 losses as of end of Game 7.

Not good news this time. Game 7 ended in a loss to Quebec 9-20. Better luck tomorrow.

Well done fellows: 3 wins one loss

Had another bye for game 5

Game 6 against New Brunswick, win for Ontario B 21-9.

Now in third overall but many games to go yet.

Keep having fun!

The students are coming, the students are coming! WCI students will be at the Club for three days in two different time slots.

Monday, Wednesday and Friday, September 12, 14 and 16th

first group each day from 8:15 to 9:15, second group is from 12-1

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanking everyone in advance.

Jan

2 wins and 1 loss as of now.

Game 1 Ontario B win 13-5 against British Columbia B

Game 2 Ontario B loss 9-14 against British Columbia A

Game 3 Bye

Game 4 Ontario win 13-9 against Saskatchewan

Will try and keep you up to date as we go along.

Lovely day, nice temperature with quite a bit of wind but nothing like the eastern seaboard was dealing with thanks to Hurricane Irene.
Gary Moore (Woodstock) with his partner led the way with a score of 53, plus of 5, and 22 shots against. Way to go Gary and Dorothy.

Rick Wood and Kay Johns from Seaforth were second with 48 + 4 and 23 against.

Joan Way and Carol Risidore (Burlington) and Jim Young with Sandra Ronson (Fairmont) had exactly the same score of 39 with a plus of 3 but Jim had 34 shots against so got third while Joan had 35 shots against and finished 4th. These close, close scores certainly keep the draw-masters thinking.
Tony Hawken and Diana May from Aylmer were 5th and the high game winner was another Seaforth team, Dave Ducklow and Marilyn Lancaster.

We really appreciate the teams coming from all over and, of course, special thanks to our sponsors.

Next up is District 3 open jitney in conjunction with Sports Week on September 15th, followed that evening at 6 with our In-club Blue and white sponsored by Brighton Construction. This is a potluck dinner which is always delicious.

The final tournament of the year is the Apple Tournament on September 18th sponsored by Edward Jones (Justin Byers). This is a MT/WT and there are still plenty of spaces available.

District 3 OLBA is hosting an Open Jitney in conjunction with the CBC Sports Day Canada. Our jitney will be on September 15, bowling will start at 1pm with 2, 10 end games. It is open to all members of District 3. Come on out and enjoy the day of just for fun bowling!

The event is listed on the CBC site – click here to see what’s happening across Canada.

Unfortunately because of lack of entries, the June Bell tournament had to be cancelled.
The Jack Bell Memorial went on with Rick Wood and Dave Ducklow from Seaforth coming in first. Joe Dorsch and Brad Fleming from St. Marys came in second with another team from St. Marys, Len Bornham and Rob Truax coming in third. The John Chow team coming all the way from Milton finished fourth and the High one game winner was Moe Cosyn and Jim Smith from Woodstock.

Next up is the Dubois Mazda (MP/WP) on August 28th at 10 a.m. at WLBC. See you there. Still room for some more entries so give Jan Post a call. The number is in the OLBA annual.

A few dribbles of rain and lots of heat but we got all three games in.
First was Gary Moore and Deanna Palmer from Woodstock with 3 wins, 41 for and 26 shots against.
Second with 3 wins was Peter and Lesley Kurn from Thistle in London
Third with 2 wins and a score of 35 with 23 against was Glen and Glennis Keene from neighbouring Stratford.
Silver Papis from Ingersoll with partner, Sandra Jarman from Thamesford also had two wins with 32 for and 33 against.
Bill Baxter and his partner, Maureen, from Fairmont were next with 2 wins, 31 for and 26 against
The high one game winner was Moe Cosyn and his partner, Shirley Hague, from the Woodstock Club.
Thanks everyone for coming and making it a super tournament.