10 — Sunday, July 12, 1998 - North Shore News

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Ladies take a swing at breast cancer

SEYMOUR Golf and Country Club was the site this week of the 6th Annual Ladies’ Charity
Invitational golf tournament. All for a good cause, these ladies hit the links in the name of the
Canadian Cancer Society (CCS) and their fight against breast cancer. Last year, the tournament
raised over $12,000 which was donated to the Lions Gate Hospital Intensive Care Unit. And if
this year’s turnout is anything to go by, the CCS will be very pleased. Chairman Joanne
headed up a successful committee and evervthing was pe More than [86 raffle p

given our and no one left empty-handed thanks to the wonderful grab bags and goodies placed
on the dining tables. Junior club members volunteered to act as caddies for the group who
enjoyed perfect weather for all 18 holes. We couldn't wait to hear who won the tournament, but
the real winners here are the breast cancer survivors who, thanks to these “swinging” ladies, have
a good fighting chance at beating the odds.

As they wait for the results, this winning group enjoyed

Golf club members Joyce Gardiner, ‘eft, and Mary some sunshine on the clubhouse balcony. From left to

McGillivray were happy to participate in such a good right, Joyce Sorensen, Charlie Baker, Ann Andrews,

cause.

and seated in front, Louise Lightfoot.

NEWS photos Catherine Barr

Volunteer caddies Bryce Wassersieben, centre, and
Diana Stevenson-Moore, left, were joined by course
volunteer Brooke Scott, right. Bryce already shoots in
the 70s and Diana is threatening to break 100 any day
now. “If | could just work out my slice,” she said.

Joyce Sharp, teft and
Betty Freeze were busy Former club member Joan

Chairman Joanne North

: heads up the 1998 Charity

Joan Davey is every orga- tnvitational Committee.

nizer's dream. As a volun- Thanks to her hard work,

teer, she coordinated more the tournament was a
than 180 rafile prizes. complete success.

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Liz Roedde, left, and Charm Cattingham had a whole
lot of fun on the golf course. These smiles say it all.

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When these twins hit the links it's double trouble. Sharon
Walker, left, just started playing last year, but she's start-
ing to give sister Shirley Zemrau a run for her money.

These “fore” may have had trouble on the course, but our
“blonde bombshelis” had too much fun to care. From left
to right, Lori Berman-Boon, Sandy McAndrew, Rita
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selling tickets for “Binky
Bunker.” He was gener-
ously made and donated
by talented Mavis Robson
to raise funds for breast
cancer.

Fresh from the caddy shack is, left to right, Mike Watson, ;

Martin, ‘oft, travelled all ©
the way from Vemon to
see her friend — Eri
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Participated in the tourn

Jay Beil and Patrick Conn. These junior members, who
all shoot in the 80s, were the perfect caddies for the

ladies.

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