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CTF CONNECTION
Published by the
Canadian Tenpin Federation, Inc.
Fédération Canadienne des Dix-Quilles, Inc.
August 2018
Are You
Ready ???
The 2018-19 Season is Starting !!
CTF CONNECTION
*CROSS COUNTRY CANADIAN NEWS*
Manitoba News
Submitted by Dan Tereck
Winnipeg Tenpin Bowling Association – Promotion Continues
In order to encourage our local bowlers to report on the accomplishments of bowlers in their leagues, the
Winnipeg association had initiated a promotion, with the chance of winning a $100 Pro Shop gift certificate.
The rules were fairly simple: For every story/event that is submitted for publication (whether it be on our
website, in our quarterly local newsletter, or nationally, in the CTF Connection), the person who submitted it
gets an entry into the draw for the gift certificate. We held the draw at our Annual General Meeting that was
held on August 16th.
And the winner is… Helen Fenk
Congratulations Helen!
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Manitoba Athletes Perform Well at the USBC Senior Championships
l-r: Bex Talania, Paul Santos, Terri Dueck, Lauraine Chatelain, Elaine Yamron, Ven Altasin, Clem
Perreault, Hermie Amante, Don Decker, Trudy Quint, Debbie Zelondek
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*CROSS COUNTRY CANADIAN NEWS*
A huge CONGRATULATIONS to all of the Manitoba bowlers who represented our province at the USBC
Senior Championships held in Reno, Nevada on Aug 1-3. A number of other Canadian provinces sent bowlers
to this event as well. And of course, the bulk of the competitors were representing their states.
We did AWESOME! We believe this is the best performance of a Manitoba contingent to this tournament ever.
Of the 11 bowlers who made the trip, 8 of them qualified for the Medal Round (this is an additional 3 games
that the top 6 qualifiers in each age category compete in for the medals)! After the dust had settled in that final
series, their results were:
• Terri Dueck – 5th (she also had a 279 game in her qualifying rounds)
• Trudy Quint – 2nd
• Debbie Zolondek – 5th
• Lauraine Chatelain – 3rd
• Elaine Yamron – 3rd
• Hermie Amante – 4th
• Don Decker – 6th
• Ven Altasin – 6th
Yes, all 5 of the women qualified for the Medal Round, and 3 of the men.
The other members of the team didn’t make it to the Medal Round, but finished respectably.
• Bex Talania – 11th
• Clem Perreault – 22nd
• Paul Santos – 28th
Here are the 8 Medal Round finishers with their awards.
l-r: Hermie Amante, Ven Altasin, Don Decker, Terri Dueck, Debbie Zolondek, Trudy Quint, Elaine Yamron,
Lauraine Chatelain
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*CROSS COUNTRY CANADIAN NEWS*
Hamilton News
Submitted by Jim Margueratt
CUSTEAU RETIRES FROM PRO SHOP DUTIES
When the 2018-2019 tenpin bowling season begins, there will be empty feeling at Skyway Lanes as Dave
Custeau has closed his Showtime Pro Shop after over 24 years. With a demanding job for the past two years in
Milton Ontario, Custeau, 48, found it difficult to combine his job as an Industrial Engineer at Karmax Heavy
Stamping with his Pro Shop duties. He previously worked as a Quality Manager in Ancaster for 16 years, and
a Program Manager for a Windsor firm for 8 years after graduating from Sir Winston High School and
completed a Business & Administration course at Mohawk College in Hamilton.
Dave started as a Skyway pin chaser in 1986 and moved behind the front counter in 1988. On December 3,
1993 he became the seventh owner of the Pro Shop and re-named it Showtime after a L.A. Lakers motto,
"When it's time, make it Showtime". Dave has been an important part of Skyway Lanes for 32 years of its 61-
year history and calls it his "home away from home". His last official day was April 30,2018. Dave belongs to
a bowling family as father Dave, mother Vicki and sisters Patty, Christine & Erin all bowled. Vicki worked for
Dave for 10 years taking care of the Senior Leagues.
The previous six owners of the Pro Shop were Ed Nalborczyk, Danny Downs & Al Tone, Al Schatz, Ed
Maurer, Bill Rowe Sr. & Bill Rowe Jr. and Don Watson. At one time, the Pro Shop was located where the
present control counter is, but for the past many years was in the basement.
One of the many highlights of Dave's tournament action was winning a gold medal at the C.T.F. Juniors
Nationals in Thunder Bay in 1988 at age 17. For his 18 games he averaged 198 and claimed Gold medals in
Singles by 227 pins, in Mixed Doubles with Aimee Carter, 16, and a Bronze medal in Teams. That earned
them a trip to Puerto Rico for the American Zone Junior Championships. For the Junior season back at Skyway,
Dave averaged 210, dealt a 289 single and Canadian record 778 triple.
Over the 24 years, Dave estimates he drilled between 100 to 150 balls a year with many repeat customers. He
also offered shoes, towels, shirts, etc. to his many loyal customers.
What will Dave miss the most? “The bowlers, the Skyway employees and the reward of making bowlers better
and help to keep them loving the sport".
Dave will not be found in the Skyway basement but he will continue to shine upstairs in the Skyway Jonarc
League on the same team as his brother-in-law Ryan Dickenson. He has a pair of perfect 300 games, a 792
high triple and a high average of 216.
Thank you Dave for the past 24 years and now is the time for that elusive 800 triple.
Final 300 game total for last season is 21 with Mick Anderer, Ryan Dickenson, Len Garinger Jr., Rob May
and Art Oliver Jr. rolling two each. With one perfect game were Aaron Bouchard, Travis Cauley, Joshua
Colwell, Matt Havens, Bill Hicks, Matt Lewis, Nick Murphy, Doug Schatz, Mike Smith, Ron Smith and
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*CROSS COUNTRY CANADIAN NEWS*
Brian Ward. Matt Lewis set a new Hamilton high average with 237 beating his father Lionel and his 235.
Tops for the women was Christine Johnston 205 average & 279 single and Aleta Manning a 720 triple.
For the first time in six years there are two new members of our Hall of Fame, both for meritorious service.
They are Barb Hollands, our current association manager, and Ron Metcalfe, long-time junior booster.
This summer saw the loss of two prominent Hamilton bowlers in John Howard and Garry Bailey who had our
16th. perfect game in 1963 which was the first in our annual association tournament.
And some late-breaking news…
At The PABCON Senior Tournament held in Calgary, Doug Schatz of Hamilton averaged 207 for 18 games
with high singles of 279, 268 & 267.
HAMILTON TENPIN TRIVIA
1. Construction has started on condos on the former location of Bowlerama Stoney Creek. Roseland Bowl in
Burlington is still standing awaiting their condos. Sherwood Lanes, a 24-lane fivepin house has closed,
awaiting their fate.
2. Terry Wira Sr. fired a 300 game at the Hoinke Tournament in Cincinnati in 1976 marking the first time in
36 years that a Canadian had rolled a 300. He said the reason for the 300 was it was the first tournament in
12 years that his wife was present.
3. Stan Quin, who passed away in the last year, rolled a 117 in 1967 and complained about lousy lane
conditions. The next game he rolled our first ever 298 game.
4. On February 15, 1918, Fred Cooper was fined $20 for having employed young boys to set pins.
5. Total sanctioned Hamilton 300 games is 466. Total unsanctioned Hamilton 300 games is at least 40.
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*CROSS COUNTRY CANADIAN NEWS*
Windsor-Essex Chatham-Kent Bowling Association
Submitted by Cathy Wilbur.
We usually talk about leagues of ordinary bowlers, but everyone needs a place where
they feel included. I would like to highlight the Michael & Dorothy Graham Bowling
League which first began in the early 60’s. The league was first supported by the
Alhambra organization. Alhambra is a fraternal organization which is dedicated to
assisting persons who are intellectually disabled or handicapped. When Alhambra
withdrew their support the ICHA (Italian Canadian Handicapable Association) took
over support of the league.
The bowlers in this league are all adult bowlers who are intellectually disabled or who
have some other handicap challenges. The league bowls on Saturday from 1-3 p.m.
from September through May.
This league started at Crescent Lanes, and then moved from Rose Bowl to Superbowl where it still operates
today. Mike Graham takes care of the league and proudly indicated that he wanted to continue something his
parents started so many years ago. This is not a sanctioned league, but this league suits a much-needed purpose
within our organization.
Some bowlers need assistance, on some lanes they use bumpers on approximately 8 lanes, and some use a rack
to roll the ball down the lanes. The league uses approximately 22 lanes with 3 bowlers per lane. The league
started with 50 bowlers but now lists 75 participants. Usually on a weekly basis they have 65-68 bowlers that
show up to bowl. I asked Mike how does he decide who to allow to bowl if you do not have enough room? He
indicated that unfortunately he has to let the regulars bowl and if there is room, those who show up infrequently
bowl.
Some of the bowlers come with a parent, worker or a relative to help them out and some come by themselves.
They also have many volunteers who provide assistance. As previously mentioned each bowler bowls 3 games
with 3 bowlers to each lane. Bowlers pay their own bowling. Bowlers are assigned to a certain lane for the
whole year, and if they don’t get along then some shifting of bowlers can occur.
Gary Crume, executive member from the ICHA, supplies the bowling shirts for the bowlers. A local printer
provides special score cards for each bowler to record his/her own scores. Volunteers help record the weekly
scores on these score cards if required.
When the league first started they used to give the bowlers medals to hang around their neck but in time the
medals were no longer seen as very important.
At the end of the season, if there is enough money, then a pizza party is arranged for the league.
Mike Graham and the rest of the ICHA (Italian Canadian Handicapable Association) do an exceptional job
running this league for these bowlers.
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*CROSS COUNTRY CANADIAN NEWS*
Canadian Deaf Sports Association (CDSA) Looking for Bowlers
Thank you to Paul Halas, of Winnipeg, Manitoba for bringing this to our attention. The CDSA is recruiting
tenpin bowlers to represent Canada at the World Deaf Bowling Championships being held in Taiwan in August,
2019. As Paul said to me, “I am sure that lots of bowlers with hearing loss have never heard of bowling
competition for the deaf.”. Please review the poster below for all the relevant information.
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*YOUTH NEWS*
World Bowling Youth Championships
The 2018 World Bowling Youth Championships were held from July 24 to August 3 in Detroit, Michigan.
Canada sent some of our best youth bowlers to compete at this premier event. The Women’s Doubles team of
Dakota Faichnie and Mykaela Mitchell won a Bronze Medal. All of the athletes performed admirably and
represented our country well. This world competition gave them all more experience, and furthered their
understanding of what it takes to not only reach this level, but to excel at this level. We will be hearing more
about the successes of these outstanding athletes in the future. Congratulations to all!
Front row (L to R) – Brittney Rocan, Marc-Antoine Caron
Back (L to R) – Marissa Naylor, Dakota Faichnie, Mykaela Mitchell, Gavin Sum, Samuel Demers, Jakob
Bowden, Dave Poupart (Coach)
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*TEAM CANADA NEWS*
56th Tournament of the Americas
Photo credit: Belle Bautista
The 2018 edition of the Tournament of the Americas was held in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, August 5-11. We
had 28 athletes competing for Canada, including teams for Juniors B (12-15), Junior A (16-19), Adult, Senior,
and Super Senior. There were a lot of medals won! Too many to list here separately. But you can find the
complete list at the Tournament of Americas website:
https://www.bowlingamericas.com/scores_current/toa_awards_2017.htm
Don’t let the “2017” in the above link fool you – they’ve mislabeled it – it is actually the 2018 results.
One of the highlights of this event is the selection of the Friendship and Sportsmanship awards for each age
category. And the voting is done by the bowlers themselves. So it is much more meaningful! There were
several Canadians who were selected:
Friendship Award for Juniors (12-15) – Michael Williams
Friendship Award for Adults – Summar Farhat
Sportsmanship Award for Juniors (12-15) – Dawson Daley
Sportsmanship Award for Juniors (16-19) – Karley Foster
Sportsmanship Award for Seniors – Cathy Harvey
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*TEAM CANADA NEWS*
Here are the names of all the athletes who competed in this year’s TofA event. The coach was Earl
Sobotkiewicz. Congratulations to all!!
Team #1 Summar Farhat Bowler Adult Female
Miranda Fisher Bowler Adult Female
Levi Rosenbaun Bowler Adult Male
Aaron Craig Bowler Adult Male
Team #1 Joshua Bautista Bowler Jr A Male U20
Kenton Schatz Bowler Jr A Male U20
Karley Foster Bowler Jr A Female U20
Mackenzie Blagojevic Bowler Jr A FemaleU20
Team #2 Blake Foster Bowler Jr A Male U20
Nicholas Blagojevic Bowler Jr A Male U20
Kaylee Shewchuk Bowler Jr A Female U20
Taylor Allen Bowler Jr A FemaleU20
Team #1 Alexandre Gareau Bowler Jr B Male U16
Dawson Daley Bowler Jr B Male U16
Jade Cote Bowler Jr B Female U16
Mya Conway Bowler Jr B Female U16
Team #2 Wyatt Scot Bowler Jr B Male U16
Michael Williams Bowler Jr B Male U16
Amy Buchanan Bowler Jr B Female U16
Mei Yen-Lachapelle Bowler Jr B Female U16
Team #1 Kelly Kruschel Bowler Senior Female
Elizabeth Wong Bowler Senior Female
Curtis Kruschel Bowler Senior Male
Stephen Wong Bowler Senior Male
Team #1 Cathy Harvey Bowler Super Senior Female
Lauraine Fast Bowler Super Senior Female
Robert Campbell Bowler Super Senior Male
Amneris Fernandez Bowler Super Senior Male
We decided to put another picture of our bowlers here, because there might have been some missing from the
first picture. This picture is the “official” one from the Tournament of the Americas.CTF CONNECTION
*TEAM CANADA NEWS*
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PABCON Senior Championships
The 2018 PABCON (Pan-American Bowling Confederation) Senior Championships were held the Let’s Bowl
Centre in Calgary, Alberta, from Aug 18-25. Our Canadian athletes were super, winning 18 medals!
Congratulations to all, and thank you for representing our country so well !!
Super Seniors:
Jack Guay – Silver in Singles
Lauraine Fast & Deb Linington – Gold in Women’s Doubles
Jack Guay & David Dunphy – Silver in Men’s Doubles
Lauraine Fast & Jack Guay – Gold in Mixed Doubles
Lauraine Fast, Deb Linington, Jack Guay, David Dunphy – Silver in Team
Lauraine Fast – Silver in All Events
Deb Linington – Gold in Masters
Lauraine Fast – Bronze in Masters
Jack Guay – Bronze in Masters
Seniors:
Jill Friis – Gold in Singles
Joe Ciach – Gold in Singles
Jill Friis & Deb Lee – Bronze in Women’s Doubles
Joe Ciach, Ray Vervynch, & John Chapman – Silver in Men’s Trios
Jill Friis, Deb Lee, Susan Grande, Julie Ryan – Bronze in Women’s Team
Joe Ciach, Ray Vernynck, John Chapman, Doug Schatz – Silver in Men’s Team
Jill Friis – Bronze in Masters
Deb Lee – Bronze in Masters
Joe Ciach – Bronze in MastersCTF CONNECTION
*TEAM CANADA NEWS*
And another highlight of this event: At the Opening Ceremonies of the tournament, two Canadian greats were
inducted into the PABCON Hall of Fame! We could not be more proud of your dedication, your hard work, and
your achievements. Congratulations to Hazel McLeary and Bob Puttick on this prestigious honour.
Hazel McLeary & Bob Puttick Jack Guay and David Dunphy - Silver
Jill Friis – Gold Joe Ciach – GoldCTF CONNECTION
*TEAM CANADA NEWS*
Deb Linington & Lauraine Fast - Gold
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CTF Announces Team for PABCON Women’s Championships
The Canadian Tenpin Federation has announced the team that will be competing at the PABCON Women’s
Championships, which are being held in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, from September 23-30, 2018.
They are:
Andreanne Blouin - Ville de Quebec, Quebec
Felicia Wong – Calgary, Alberta
Isabelle Rioux – Trois-Rivieres, Quebec
Miranda Panas - St. Catharines, Ontario
Mykaela Mitchell - London, Ontario
Samantha How - Oregon City, Oregon
Head Coach Tyrel Rose will be joining the team.CTF CONNECTION
*TEAM CANADA NEWS*
Andreanne Blouin Felicia Wong Isabelle Rioux
Miranda Panas Mykaela Mitchell Samantha How
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Mitch Hupé Shines at Bowlers Journal Championships
The following is an excerpt from a USBC press release dated July 11, 2018…
BOWLERS JOURNAL CHAMPIONSHIPS IN SYRACUSE ENDS IN DRAMATIC FASHION
SYRACUSE, N.Y. - The benefit of bowling on the last day of a tournament that spans many months is not
having to endure the wait to see if your score will hold up.
Mitch Hupé of Towanda, Kansas [Editor’s Note: originally from Winnipeg, Manitoba], only had hours to wait
to see if he was going to be the Open Singles champion at the 2018 Bowlers Journal Championships presented
by the United States Bowling Congress. He bowled early on the final day of competition and rolled games of
257, 257 and 279 for a 793 series.
The longtime member of Team Canada and a 2015 Intercollegiate Team Championships titlist with Wichita
State topped the longstanding mark of 791, set by Jason Bowles of Strongsville, Ohio, on March 24, the second
day of the 107-day event.CTF CONNECTION
*TEAM CANADA NEWS*
Hupé will receive $8,000 for the victory, and he headlines a talented group of champions this year at AMF
Strike 'N Spare Lanes, just a short distance from the Oncenter Convention Center, which hosted the USBC
Open Championships from March 24-July 8.
The 23-year-old right-hander, who also is a Regular Team champion at the Open Championships (2016),
claimed an additional $1,000 for topping the Dual Entry standings, too. The special no-cost feature at the
Bowlers Journal Championships includes all competitors who choose to use their three-game totals for singles
and doubles at the same time.
"I wanted to put up a good score but wasn't necessarily chasing the lead," said Hupé, whose set helped him to a
third-place finish in Open Doubles with Kevin Bienko (653) with a 1,446 total. "I started the last game with a
spare, so I had a long way to go. Luckily, I got the first strike in the 10th. Our main focus coming out here is
performing well at the Open Championships, and we could have done better there, but I'm very happy to win
the Bowlers Journal."
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* CTF NEWS *
IT’S THE RULE!
Submitted by Charlotte Konkle, Regulatory Unit Chair
It is that time again to remind you of some of the CTF rules for the start of a new season.................
A registered participant (i.e. member) is someone who helps out with any CTF sanctioned association – such as
athletes, team members, coaches, officials, event organizers, administrators, club executives, committee
members and boards of directors – we all have to be sanctioned through CTF – CTF Bylaws, ARTICLE IV,
Section A.
A registered participant who is bowling in CTF leagues and tournaments is responsible for, but not limited to:
1. Ensuring they have the correct CTF registration to participate
2. Abiding by CTF rules
3. Abiding by league or tournament rules
4. Ensuring their average is correct, prior to participation
5. Reporting any tournament average adjustment/rerate in accordance with Rule 319c
6. Reporting prize winnings as stated in the tournament rules and /or Rule 319d
7. Using a national average rerate
8. Rule 16a
All registration applications/sanctions and fees must be submitted to the Local Association Manager within 30
days of receipt. The Association Manager will forward payment of the registration fees and a copy of the
league sanction to CTF and the provincial associations within 30 days of the receipt of the fees from the league
secretary
There were no new league playing rules for this season but there are some tournament rule changes:
• Rule 304 (5) a tournament manager must be a registered participant of CTF
• Rule 319a (5) a tournament may use an association’s average book or their average
listing on their website if available
• Rule 325 allows a tournament to have a rule to allow teams bowling alone to set
their own pace
If you have any questions after reading the 2018-2019 Playing Rules, please contact National Office at
ctf@tenpincanada.com.
Have a great bowling season!
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* CTF NEWS *
CTF Director Nominations Wanted!
Submitted by Charlotte Konkle, CTF Director
CTF will be holding its Annual Meeting on November 17, 2018 in Winnipeg, MB. At that meeting, there will be
an election to fill three Director positions that will be open on Jan. 1, 2019 for a 3-year term.
If you, or someone you know, is interested in making a difference and becoming a Director, please fill out the
Director Nomination form. All provincial and local associations will be sent a reminder letter about this and we
want all of our registered participants to be aware of this opportunity.
The application form is available for viewing and downloading on the CTF website (tenpincanada.org). The form
is in English and French in the miscellaneous section and is called “CTF Director Application”. Please forward
it to the Nominating Chairperson listed in the application.
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From the Desk of the Executive Director – Cathy Innes
USBC Bowling Ball Specification Changes
The Canadian Tenpin Federation (CTF) would like to advise that at the time of publishing this article, CTF has
not adopted these changes, preferring to wait until the World Bowling Technical Committee weighs in on this
matter. In light of this, Chapter VI of the 2018-19 rule book is being revised and will be distributed in the near
future.
However, for any of our bowlers who compete in USBC-sanctioned leagues or tournaments, you should be
aware of the new USBC ball specification rules to ensure that your equipment complies.
To find out what these changes are, you can read all about it at the following link:
www.bowl.com/BowlingTechnologyStudy
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* CTF NEWS *
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* CTF NEWS *
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of these restaurants in your area? This card is available in $25, $50, $100.
Simply Visit Flip Give, purchase a card, and 7% of the Card Total will be donated to Team Canada, and CTF.
The Card is automatically displayed on your computer after purchase, and you can print and redeem the same
day. Click here to check it out… FLIPGIVE
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* CTF NEWS *
Entripy is where you purchase CTF spirit wear, including shirts, hoodies, bags, etc. You receive free shipping in
Canada, and 10% off your first purchase.
And if anyone is interested in purchasing a bulk order (e.g. proshops, or team uniforms), we can set them up as
a shop owner and receive bulk pricing. We can supply posters as well.
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* UPCOMING EVENTS *
This new section is for all Association Managers and Tournament Managers. This section will highlight
Sanctioned Major Events and Association “All-Event” tournaments. All Events tournaments have different
names in every province. Sometimes called; Provincials, Cities, Annual, etc. They are usually comprised of
a Team, Doubles, and Singles Event with optional All Events. To have your event advertised, please email
CTFConnection@tenpincanada.com
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* THROWBACK *
Craig Woodhouse, Joyce Campbell – 1986
Craig Woodhouse – First 300 at Skyway Lanes - 1986
Thank you to Jim Margueratt for the pictures!CTF CONNECTION
*WEBSITES *
LOCAL/PROVINCIAL WEBSITES
Below is a list of local and provincial websites we have on file. Feel free to check out any of the sites from
around the country. Many of the sites post results for all of their local events and tournaments.
**If your association has a website and it’s not listed, please send it to us and we’ll add it to the list**
British Columbia Tenpin Federation http://www.bctenpin.ca/
Bowling Federation of Saskatchewan http://www.saskbowl.com/
Canadian Lakehead BA http://www.tenpin.org/cltba.html
Capital District BA http://www.cdtba.com/
Greater Montreal Tenpin BA (under http://www.quillesmontreal.ca/
construction)
Greater Toronto BA http://www.gttba.ca/
Hamilton District Tenpin BA http://www.hamiltonbowling.org/
Kelowna Tenpin BA http://www.ktbatenpin.ca/
Kingston Tenpin BA http://www.kingstontenpin.ca/
Lambton County Tenpin Association http://www.lambtoncountytenpinassociation.com/
London & District BA http://www.ladtpba.ca/
Manitoba Bowling Association http://www.bowlingmanitoba.ca/
Manitoba Tenpin Federation http://www.mbtenpinfed.com/
Niagara Tenpin BA http://www.ntba.ca/
Ontario Tenpin BA http://www.otba.ca/
Regina Tenpin BA http://www.reginatenpin.ca/
Vancouver & District Tenpin BA http://www.vdtba.ca/
Windsor Essex BA http://www.weckba.com/
Winnipeg Tenpin BA http://www.bowlingmanitoba.ca/
YBOWL - Youth Bowling http://www.ybowl.com/
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*CONTACTS *
Join our Team of Bowling Reporters around the Country!
“Keeping our bowlers connected coast to coast”!
Contact us on Facebook, send us an e-mail, or contact any of our reporters. You can be a part of keeping our
bowling communities updated on events around the country.
We extend an invitation to all the Local Associations to contact us with news and events from your areas.
Charlotte Konkle / Beamsville, Ontario / E-mail: ckonkle@cogeco.ca
Nancy Cobb / Kelowna, BC / E-mail: < nando300@shaw.ca >
Dave Kist / Calgary, AB / E-mail: kist.dave@shaw.ca
Sue Leslie / Lethbridge, Alberta / E-mail: sleslie@tenpincanada.com
Jim Margueratt / Hamilton, Ontario / E-mail: jim.margueratt@sympatico.ca
Brian McLean / Thunder Bay, Ontario / E-mail: wpbmclean@tbaytel.net
Katie Pangaliao / Vancouver, British Columbia / E-mail: kpangaliao@hotmail.com
Dannie Ward / Regina, Saskatchewan / E-mail: danielleward75@hotmail.com
Monique Ley / Estevan, Saskatchewan / E-mail: mobela85@gmail.com
Elizabeth Wong / Calgary, AB / E-mail: lizwong1668@gmail.com
Felicia Wong / Calgary, Alberta / E-mail: < fswong@live.com >
Rod Honke / Lambton County, Ontario / E-mail:
Cathy Wilbur / Windsor & Area / E-mail: < cmwilbur@cogeco.ca>
Erin McMaster / Niagara TPBA / E-mail:
Did you bowl an honor score or have a special achievement? Want to toot your own horn anonymously?
Don’t be humble… Email us the details and a picture to ctfconnection@tenpincada.com
The next publication of ‘THE CTF CONNECTION’ will be the last week of October, 2018.
PLEASE NOTE: Our deadline for submission of articles is October 24th, 2018.
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