27th
Anniversary Results
Monique
Dudley Memorial Golf Tournament
Sunday,
June 27, 2010
(96 Players)
A
Flight
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Gross/Net
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Players |
Score
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Home
Club
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1st
Gross
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Jane Horton
& Susie Bremner
|
74 |
Orleans
& Rocky Ridge |
2nd
Gross
|
Terry Kelley
& Robin Robinson
|
77 |
Orleans |
3rd
Gross
|
Ellen Grimes
& Phyllis Simon
|
77 |
Williston
& VT National |
1st
Net
|
Sue Bagley
& Anne Candon
|
55 |
Montpelier |
2nd
Net
|
Irene Farrar
& Judy Tinker
|
56 |
Orleans |
|
B Flight |
|||
1st
Gross
|
Nellie
Gillander & Lynn Wagner
|
85 |
Montpelier |
2nd
Gross
|
Kathy Sikora & Ann Rainey
|
85 |
West
Bolton |
3rd
Gross
|
Wendy Leithead & Tricia Doran
|
88 |
Orleans |
1st
Net
|
Victoria Davis
& Kathy Dube
|
56 |
Williston |
2nd
Net
|
Lise Maisoneuve & Val Goff
|
58 |
Orleans
& St. Johnsbury |
Other Net Winners from across the field
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3rd
Net
|
Judy Martel
& Judy Hoyt
|
57 |
Orleans |
4th
Net
|
Pam Cassidy
& Tanya Fields
|
58 |
Rocky
Ridge |
5th
Net
|
Susan Fortin
& Jane Limoges
|
58 |
Newport |
6th
Net
|
Sandy Jarvis
& Joan Montour
|
59 |
Williston
& Meadowlands, SC. |
7th
Net
|
Sue Horvath
& Sue Ginnett
|
59 |
Newport |
8th
Net
|
Betty Larsen
& Wendy Lane
|
59 |
Orleans |
Longest Drive (Handicap of 0 – 25) Paulette Galvin of Canada
Longest Drive (Handicap of 26 & up) Betty Larsen of Orleans
Closest to the Pin (All Handicaps) Winkie Roessler of Orleans – 2 feet 4 inches
$4500 Raised for the Susan G. Komen Foundation at Orleans Country Club
Ninety Six
golfers,
wearing pink, descended on Orleans Country Club Sunday, June 27th for
the 27th
anniversary of the annual Monique Dudley Memorial Golf Tournament.
$4500 was raised for the Vermont Affiliate of the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation.
Jonathan
Dudley (Monique's son) and Jon Lussier were here to
drive for the "11th Hole Advantage," which raised an additional $465.
Jonathan lives in Greensboro, NC and is the Director of Programming for the
Triad Youth Golf Foundation of the Peggy Kirk Bell Girls Golf Tour. Jonathan
has a deep bond with family and friends in the NE Kingdom and prioritizes his
schedule to be here for his mom's tournament. Jon Lussier
is presently attending Newberry College in Newberry, SC. Jon and his brother
Nick just won OCC's Charlie Scott Best Ball Tournament and will compete in the
VT Men's Amateur.
Special
recognition goes to Greg Bean, OCC superintendent, along with Rick Hoyt, assistant
superintendent, and the greens crew, who made sure there was a competitive golf
course in pristine condition. Frank Coulter was a tremendous assistant to the
committee before and after the tournament and also manned the 8th Hole "Double your Pro Shop
Credit by Landing on the Green" opportunity. Jane Horton, Joyce Oeschger and the landscaping crew worked long hours
beautifying the gardens and provided beautiful perennial floral arrangements
around the course and clubhouse. Emily Maclure and
her professional staff of the Orleans Country Club Restaurant and Lounge set up
a beautiful dining room and provided the players with a delicious luncheon
prepared by Chef Travis Casey. Centerpieces of pink annuals decorated the
tables along with the table favors, which were a pair of "Playing for the Cure"
socks and awareness ribbon souvenir bag clip cleverly arranged to look like a
rabbit. The committee especially appreciates the assistance given to Horace
Archer by Cori Shimko and Ernie Lord with the
difficult task of scoring. Horace Archer, PGA pro made the day extra special
when he donated all proceeds from the "Land on the Green-Double your Pro Shop
Credit" event and the Cleveland Golf Club raffle totaling close to $600.
The committee truly gave their best effort to make the 27th anniversary an extra special day! Committee members and assistants are Terry Dudley, Irene Farrar, Carol Boucher, Joyce Oeschger, Karen Bennett, Judy Hoyt, Jane Horton, Judy Tinker, Judy Martel, Bev Gage, Wendy Leithead and Mary Ann Silvester.
FYI The Monique Dudley Memorial Golf Tournament Committee would like to share some facts on a rare, but serious disease known as inflammatory breast cancer whose symptoms are unique. A concerned OCC member originally brought this to our attention with the first video link below. Our committee felt providing education on our web site was a beneficial way to take action. Inflammatory Breast Cancer - KOMO News - May 7, 2006 (Original story seen on the Web) April
22, 2011 ~ Not all breast cancer involves a lump. There is a rare, but
serious form known as inflammatory breast cancer whose symptoms are
unique. Dr. Anne Moore, a leading breast oncologist, describes the
symptoms and treatment for inflammatory breast cancer. How to recognize the symptomsof inflammatory breast cancer. |