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2C Wednesday, Aug 31, 2011 Bulletin, Progressive, Record, Reporter COUb00TRY GOL GOLF COURSES Graeagle Meadows Number of holes: 18 Par: 72 Food: Restaurant Phone: 836-2323 Plumas Pines Golf Resort Number of holes: 18 Par: 72 Food: Restaurant and grill Phone: 836-1420 Lake Almanor Country Club Number of holes: 9 Par: 35 Food: Restaurant Phone: 259-2868 Bailey Creek Number of holes: 18 Par: 72 Food: Grill Phone: 259-GOLF Dragon at Nakoma Golf Resort Number of holes: 18 Par: 72 Food: Snack bar, restaurant Phone: 832-5067 Lake Alma.nor West Number of holes: 9 Par: 36 Food: Restaurant Phone: 259-4555 Diamond Mountain Number of holes: 18 Par: 72 Food: Grill Phone: 257-2520 Mt. Huff Number of holes: 9 Par: 33 Food: Grill Phone: 284-6204 Feather River Inn Number of holes: 9 Par: 27 Food: Beverages Phone: 836-1253 Feather River Park Resort Number of holes: 9 Par: 35 Food: Snack bar Phone: 836-2328 Grizzly Ranch Number of holes: 18 Par: 72 Food: Snack bar Phone: 832-4200 Whitehawk Ranch Golf Club Number of holes: 18 Par: 71 Food: Snack bar, restaurant Phone: 836-0394 GR:!Etfil E ME.00% l)OW00 Golf Course 18 Hole Championship Course OPEN SUMMER SPECIALS Tuesday All Day & Sunday after lpm s55 00,00c,ud00sca0000 Graeagle Meadows Golf Course Restaurant , Breakfast & Lunch 7 Days • Full Bar ° Deck Dining Pro Shop 836-2323 • Restaurant 836-2348 playgraeagle.com Hwy 89, Graeagle O THE LODGE AT WHITEHAWK RANCH RESTAURANT Whitehawk Ranch Golf Club Golf & Dine S 1 1 5*per person Wednesday - Sunday after 12:30pm Please call the Golf Shop 530.836-0394 *not including tax/tip/beverage Bailey Creek Golf Wed., Aug. 24, the Bailey Creek Women's Club played a format of Low Net. First flight winners were Karen Ashe in first place and Wynnetta Regli in sec- ond. Second flight winners were Karen Treanor in first place and Diana Pallari in second. Other mentionables: Karen Ashe broke 100 today; Linda Layland had a chip-in on hole 5; and the Mystery Prize went to Carolyn Souper. Save the date: Wednesday, Sept. 7, Susan G. Komen Ral- ly for the Cure. ['lace: Bailey Creek. Time: 9 a.m. shotgun with check-in at 8 a.m. Format: two-person Alter- nate Shot (handicaps will be used). Entry Fee: $75 per person; fee includes green fees, cart, range balls, lunch, snack and "pink" lemonade at the turn; Marshmallow Putting Contest at 8:30 (pre-event); and many, many extras: closest to pin on all par 3s, longest drive, most number of birdies, Mulligans. Deadline: Wednesday, Aug. 31. Contact: Bailey Creek, 259- 4653; or April Boyle, 342- 0617. Let's fill the field for the Rally. Whitehawk Ranch Ladies Golf Club The Whitehawk Ranch Ladies Golf Club Annual Member-Guest Tournament, the "Wild, Wild West Cow- girl Classic," started off with a, "bang" on Monday evening, Aug. 22. WHRLGC captain Denise Stein hosted a pre-tourna- ment cocktail party at "the saloon" of her beautiful home. On Tuesday, Aug. 23, the tournament was held with a record 72 participants. The four-player team re- Suits were: First net winners: "Patty McNamara (member), Mary Craig, Chris ttyatt (mere- bet'), Sue Gardiner. Second net winners: Je- nine Fraser (member), Dot- tie Hattich, Toni Dick (mem- ber), Robbie Bos. Third net winners: Laurie Mckenzie (member), Cheri Elink-Schuurman, Mary Ann Crowe (member), Ar- lyne Rezatto. First gross winners: Mar- cia Zeigler (member), Jacquelyn McMaster, Nancy Johnson (member), Lynette Ponath. Second gross winners: Brenda Knott (member), Ri- ta Byorick, Ruth Carroll, Robbin Sanchez. Third gross winners: Vir- ginia Luhring (member), Scooter Ridwell, Diane Romig member), Priscilla Piper. bar & grill GOLF RESORT Illursday Sine & Wine $20 Member. $30 Non-Member MONDAY OUTLAWS $25 Member • $45 Non-Member Call 530-836-1420 for more information For Tee Times & Information: 530-836-1420 402 Poplar Valley Road • Gr_e.gle, California GOLF RESULTS Individual honors includ- ed: closest to the pin: Sharon Russell (member), Susan Grandmaison (guest); longest drive: Nancy John- son (member), Lynette Ponath (guest); most accu- rate drive: Virginia Luhring (member), Robbin Sanchez (guest). Special thanks to the tour- nament chair, Patty McNa- marc. All the participants had a "boot-stomping" good time! Lake Almanor Women's Golf Club Aug. 25 was a fun day on the course, we played golf with the geese. They are very accepting of us. To- day's game was "Back Nine with half the handicap." • The first flight winners were: first place, Betty Dun- can with a 31; second place, Kathi Shennan with a 36. The second flight winners were: first place, Charlene Ferguson with a 34; second place, Carolyn Soper with a 34.5. LACC Women's Golf Club Fifty players signed up for our annual Captain & Crew event participating in the Godfather game Aug. 23. Gangster costumes and props were optional; howev- er, everyone was given a pin-on black tie and a See's chocolate candy cigar to set the mood for the day's activ- ities. Each team was as- signed a "family name," and each family had a godfather who rubbed out one worth- less hole for their game score. The "Zia Guido" family of Madeline Furman, Judie Crain, Angie Gamble and Karen Schmidt came in first place. Second place was tak- en by the "Cortese" family of Joan Johnson, Mary Ann Broderick, Kathy Fuller and Collette Prentke. In third place was the "Vizzini" fam- ily of Carolyn Lowery, Pat Drake, Janet Hancock and Jacquie Longsworth. The "Battaglia" family of Kathy Chuchel, Tody Cutler, Carol Griswold and Amanda Hos- man came in fourth place. There was a tie for fifth place between the "Gambi- no" family of Sue Hudson, Jude Morse, Carolyn Soper and Jean Rolls and the "Bo- nano" family of Barbara Leonard, Betsy Steen, Eve- lyn Rodriguez and Jill Dal- ton. After the shoot-out, every- one fled to Recreation Area No. 1, decorated in black and white and red, where the luncheon meeting took place. Golf awards for this season were presented, and the election of bosses for the 2011-12 season was held. The 2011 Club Champion award went to Trudy Leete. First flight winners in the club championship competi- tion were Trudy Leete, first place; Darlene Donaldson, second place; and Kathy Roseler, third place. Low net winner in the first flight was Trudy Leete. In the second flight the winners were Kathy Fuller, first place Karen Schmidt, second; and Martha Vlahos, third place. Low net winner for the sec- ond flight was Joan John- son. There were three flights in the Ringer contest. The win- ners of the first flight were first place, Madeline Fur- man; second place, Kathy Chuchel; and third place, Darlene Donaldson. In the second flight Carol Parish came in first place, Kathy Fuller was second and Car- olyn Soper took third place. In the third flight Peggy Lentz came in first place, Angie Gamble was second and Joan Johnson was third. Match Play awards in the first flight went to Martha Herr and Dana Seandel for first place, Sandy Feeney and Sue Sutton for second place, Jan Vortmann and Kathy Roseler for third place and Carolyn Soper and Fran Smith for fourth place. Second flight winners were Barbara Marquardt and Kathy Fuller for first place, Peggy Lentz and Judie Crain for second, Jude Morse and Cathy Rideout for third and Doris Kaiser and Jean Rolls for fourth place. Kathy Chuchel won the Putter of the Year prize after beating all other monthly putting contest winners in a putt-off on the practice putting green. The election for next sea- son's officers was held, and the following were installed for 2011-12: Nancy Foote, president; Jan Vortmann, vice president; Kathy Rosel- er, secretary; Karen Schmidt, treasurer; Sandy Feeney, handi- cap/membership chair; and Kathy Ftfller, Genny Davis and Jessie King, tournament chairs. The day ended with a skit performed by the godfather and his thugs (Jude Morse, Joan Johnson and Kathy Chuchel) culminating in . President Nancy Foote being presented a gift of a stick- horse head in recognition of her work as script coordina- tor in the filming of the orig- inal movie "The Godfather." Graeagle Meadows Women's Golf Club The Graeagle Meadows Women's Golf Club played another round in their Ace of Aces competition Thurs- day, Aug. 25. The winner for low gross score was Cathy Churchill. Cheryl Brennan had the winning low net score. In the first flight Priscilla Piper had the low gross score with Susie Wiese getting the best low net score. There was a tie for second place low net be- tween Cathy Churchill and Janie Grosman. Cheryl Brennan had the best low gross score in the second flight. Wanda Wideriksen won for low net score. Dee Walker and Lor- raine Cornish tied for sec- ond place low net. Renee Miller had the best low gross " score in the third flight with Sue Taylor taking low net. 6o100 Resort Now OPEN Public Always Welcome Green Fees: $60 Week Days • $75 Weekends Twilight After 2:00 pm: $40 Week Days $50 Weekends All Rates Include Cart 832-5067 348 Bear Run ~ Clio ~ OffA-15 Second place low net was won by Carla ibson. There was a tie for third place be- tween Carolyn Zellers and Karen Fraser. Holly Anderson, Susie Wiese, Ann Pratt, Cheryl Brennan, Dee Walker, Car- olyn Zellers, Wanda Wideriksen and Esther Rim- bault had chip-ins. Mt. Huff Golf Course Wednesday morning The glorious weather we have been enjoying for weeks remains with us and conditions are perfect for golf at Mt. Huffi The Wednesday Morning Scramble had a good turnout Aug. 24. The winning team mem- bers were Leo Sorosinski, Ralph Cote and A1 Brubaker. There were two teams who qualified for second place honors: the team of Loren Lindner, John Hackett and Don McConnell and the team of Mike Ingle, Darel Joseph and Jerry Hobbs. There was no chip-in con- test and the closest to the pin was won by Ralph Cote. Plumas Pines Women's Golf Club The Aug. 23 format on our Tuesdays Women's club was "Triple Three" which trans- lated into taking the total scores from three par 5s, three par 4s and three par 3s, then subtracting half the handicaps. This yielded: First flight: low gross win- ner Janet Holladay, first low net Lorraine Cornish and second low net Mary Stone- braker. Second flight: low gross winner Beverly Donat0, first low net Mary Blaylock and second low net Shirley Ag- nos. Mt. Huff Thursday night Seven teams came out for the Thursday night Nine and Dine of Aug. 25. The evenings are shortening but there is still plenty of time to come out and enjoy our Thursday evening. The team of Leaf Van Pelt, • Don Guess, Auston Linford and Slamming Zach Russell came in first at 7 under. The team of Gary Metzdorf, David Smuts, Ron Clark and Jeff Stevens came in second at 6 under. Paul Eagan had a great drive for the longest drive and Slamming Zach Russell proved he could be not only a long hitter, but an accu- rate one for closest to the pin. We will have scrambles as long as there is light and no bad weather. Come out for a good time, and a good meal. You don't have to do both, either one is available. Check out our specials. Al- so, • dinners are served Fri- day and Saturdays nights and a great brunch is avail- able Sundays from 10:a0 a.m. until 1:30 p.m. To have your golf club in- cluded in the weekly results, email the information to sports@plurnasnews.corn or fax it to 283-3952 by Friday at 3p.m. TOURNAMENTS Sept. 7 The Susan G. Komen Ral- ly for the Cure golf tourna- ment will be held Wednes- day, Sept. 7, at Bailey Creek Golf Course at Lake A1- manor. For more information, contact Bailey Creek" at 259- 4653 or April Boyle at 342- 0617. To have a golf tournament listed in this calendar, email the information to sports@plurnasnews.com or fax it to 283-3952, attention Shannon.