The gift certificate that I won last week helped with the cost. To top my evening off I arrived home to find that the sump pump at the bottom of our driveway had bought the farm so Wednesday morning I picked up a new one at Barriere Timber Mart. Kayla Burian (Barriere Timber Mart) had a long putt. Kate Schilling had a KP in 2 (EBL Ventures). The final foursome to head out were much braver than us older ladies (Donna and Debbie won’t like that comment) all picked up a prize for their bravery.

Linda Ransome won prizes for long drive in 2 (Sam’s Pizza) and a long drive (Armour Mountain Office), Kathy Cooper for long drive in 2 (Station House Restaurant), Judi Klontz for a KP (Stamer Logging), Rose Seymour for a long drive (Barriere Motor Inn), and Marian Wallace for the least putts (15). In Flight 4 low gross went to Betty Foote (62) and second low gross went to Rose Seymour (64). Anita Hill won low net for Flight 3 with a 66 (47.5). Trish Thompson won low gross for Flight 3 as well as a KP prize from Salle Ranch.

Babes Shanko was the only golfer in Flight 2 so she won low gross and low net and a prize from Brian and Brenda Carl for a KP. Louise Lodge won low net in Flight 1 as well as picking up the Little Fort Subway prize for a long putt. Theresa also picked up prizes from Munro’s Clothing (long drive in 2), Cindy Leibel Real Estate (long putt), Quality Contractors (KP in 2) and the birdie pot. To be perfectly honest you could tell who had golfed in the rain and who had golfed when it was dry by their gross scores (and some of them were ‘gross’).įlight 1 low gross was won by Theresa Young with a score of 42. Once all the hardy golfers – those not afraid of melting – were finished their rounds we handed out prizes. Certainly not our usual Ladies Night but a most enjoyable one nonetheless. Instead of a lovely game of golf we spent a most enjoyable time browsing the clothing racks, trying on clothes, giggling, laughing, (maybe a bit of gossiping) and enjoying a delicious supper. rolled around (that is our usual tee time) we left our clubs in our cars and headed into the club house for supper. Debbie Rainer, Donna Salle and I stood under cover at the Golf Course and when 4 p.m. Wowser! That was quite the rain we had the afternoon of Tuesday, May 31.

Only the brave star