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2C Wednesday, March 25, 2011 Bulletin, Progressive, Record, Reporter
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GOLF TOURNAMENTS
June 4
Sierra Hospice will cele-
brate its 30th anniversary in
2011, and in recognition of
this outstanding accom-
plishment, they will be
sponsoring a "Good Grief"
golf tournament Saturday,
June 4, at Bailey Creek Golf
Course at Lake Almanor.
Registration is at 8 a.m.
and play begins with a 9
a.m. shotgun start.
The $120 registration fee
includes a round of golf with
a shared cart, range balls
and an entry gift.
The tournament will in-
clude entry gifts, raffle
prizes, a $5,000 putting con-
test, two hole-in-one con-
tests where players can win
either a 2011 Polaris RZR or
$5,000 cash, and a tri-tip
lunch.
For more information
about the tournament, or'to
register to play, call office
manager Shirley Canalia at
258-3412.
June 5
Tim Gallagher, Walt
Steuben and Tera Saefke, all
CASA (Court Appointed
Special Advocate) volun-
teers, have taken their advo-
cacy to a new level by help-
ing to organize Plumas
CASA's fourth annual Golf
Tournament.
This year the tournament
will be held at Grizzly
Ranch which features a
beautiful course designed
by Bob Cupp. The tourna-
ment will be followed by a
dinner catered by Lena's
Cantina and a silent auc-
tion; which will provide
players the opportunity to
bid on golf packages from
courses including Squaw
Creek, the Dragon, Plumas
Pines, Whitehawk,
D'Andrea and Thunder
Canyon.
Players can also enter to
win raffle prizes, including
a Nikon digital camera and
gift certificates from area
restaurants.
Plumas CASA recruits,
trains and supports volun-
teers to become court ap-
pointed advocates who
speak up for children who
are in foster care due to
abuse or neglect. Plumas
CASA currently is serving
28 Plumas County children
through the efforts of 23 vol-
unteer advocates.
The tournament is set for
Sunday, June 5, at Grizzly
Ranch. Contact Joelle
Breazier at 283-2227 or in-
fo@plumascasa.org for more
information, raffle tickets
and entry forms.
For more information on
becoming a child advocate
or supporting the CASA pro-
gram, contact program man-
ager Ann Krinsky at 283-
2227 or plumas-
casa@pcirc.com.
June 25
The eighth annual George
Friedrichs memorial golf
tournament will be held Sat-
urday, June 25, at Lake A1-
manor West Golf Course.
The tournament will bene-
fit the Chimney Fund and
Chester High School sports.
The 18-hole handicapped
scramble begins at 9 a.m.
with a shotgun start.
The cost is $95 and in-
cludes continental break-
fast, lunch, raffle, cart and
range balls.
There will be a $15,000
cash prize for the first hole-
in-one on hole No. 3, spon-
sored by Cathy Kuersten of
Coldwell Banker -
Kehr/O'Brien Real Estate.
Make checks payable to
LAWGC. For more informa-
tion, call 259-4555.
To have a benefit golf tour-
nament listed in this calen-
dar, email the information to
sports@plumasnews.com or
fax it to 283-3952, attention
Shannon.
The team of (from left) Warren Cheney, Steve Munsen, Cathy Kurdupski and Gil Driscoll took third place after breaking a three-
way tie at the Horses Unlimited golf tournament May 11. Photo submitted
HUI tournament honors Lindroth
The llth Annual Horses
Unlimited Inc. (HUI) golf
tournament was held May
11 at Graeagle Meadows Golf
Course. This year, the tour-
nament was held in memory
of Jody Lindroth, who for
many of those 11 years orga-
nized the event herself. This
tournament is the largest to
benefit Horses Unlimited
Inc., a charitable organiza-
tion that provides therapeu-
tic horseback riding for
people with special needs.
The following people
and businesses provided raf-
fle items and tee sponsor-
ships and HUI is most
thankful to them:
Nakoma Golf Resort,
Graeagle Millworks, Grizzly
Grill, Whitehawk Ranch
Golf Club, Bob Klein, Pat
Nichols, Plumas Pines Golf
Resort, Grizzly Ranch Golf
Club, The Spa at Plumas
Pines, Vivian Lindroth, Lau-
ren Sternberg, Gene Nelson,
Nancy Lee, Shirley Leschin-
ski, Howard Johnson, Pam
Ayoob, Art and Nancy
Bartlett, Mario Garibotti
DDS, Norm and Pat Nichols,
Tim Landes, Ron and Jen-
nifer Zumbro, Larry and Re-
nee Walker, Randi Collier,
Holly Kaluck, Irene Little,
Scharol Kalbaugh, Lynn Ha-
gen and Danisce Downs.
The format was a choice of
either a four-person scram-
ble or two low net best balls
of the foursome. Winning
first place in the scramble
division was the team of
Ken Kolb, Art Hinton, Bob
Reinitz and Michael Barton
with the score of 60. Second
place went to the team of
Bob Phelps, Dick Lundy,
Jon Twit and Rich Hinds,
which scored 65, and third
place went to the team of
Warren Cheney, Gil
Driscoll, Cathy Kurdupski
and Steve Munsen, who
broke a three-way tie scor-
ing 66.
In the best ball division,
the team of Annie Fischer,
Tom Balestri, Mike Irving
and Andrea Irving won first
place with the score of 120.
The second place team was
composed of Larry Walker,
Renee Walker, Paul Jeglum
and Cathy Cianciolo and
scored 122, and the third
place team was Norman
Nichols, Pat Nichols, Mar-
vin Pierce and Jan Pierce,
winning a tie-breaker with
the score of 126.
After golf, the raffle,
awards and appetizers were
enjoyed by all. Special
thanks to Graeagle Mead-
ows Golf Course and Restau-
rant, and to the organizing
team of Olga and Hbward
Johnson, Dick and Ellen
Fearing, Priscilla Piper and
Renee Walker. Most impor-
tantly, thank you to those
who supported this event ei-
ther by playing or donating
to the very worthwhile orga-
nization.
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