72 SPORTS editorial@robson.com — February 2010
PVLGA elects new officers for 2010, news and scores
Naomi Bryson Jo Crook and her committee
Dolores Mahaffey scored a hole-in-one planned and executed the festive
on December 15. It was her fi rst, and she Christmas luncheon and business
accomplished this feat on hole number meeting following the annual Christmas
17, which is located behind her house. Scramble on December 15. The tables
This was special because her husband were decorated with attractive holiday
Hal was in their yard and saw her ball centerpieces and there was a huge pile
roll in the hole. Dolores has been playing of toys for children that were donated
golf since 2001 or 2002. They moved by the PVLGA. The toys were given
from Redwood City, California where to the Sun Lakes Fire Department to
she started enjoying the game; however, deliver to needy families. The winning
she has played golf more consistently for team of the Christmas Scramble was
eight years in Arizona. The Palo Verde Jan Hawkes, Jean Appleton, Esther
professional staff will award her with a Probst, and Rosemary Shutts. Coming
2010 Officers: Terrie Heichelbeck, Carolyn Tagatz, Linda Grendahl, and Wanda Wiggins. certifi cate for her accomplishment and the in a close second was the team of
(Photographed by Janis Bazzill) Palo Verde Ladies Association presented Barbara Swanson, Dolores Mahaffey,
a monetary award to her. Congratulations, Judy Gieger, and Jan Loveridge. At
Dolores. the end of the business meeting, Jan
There were fi ve weeks of club Hawkes installed the new offi cers for
tournaments during the month of 2010: Terrie Heichelbeck, president;
December. On December 1 the Rally Carolyn Tagatz, vice president; Linda
for the Cure Scramble was held. Carole Grendahl, secretary and Wanda
Doak and her committee of Sharon Wiggins, treasurer. Linda Grendahl was
Clay, Paula Cunningham, Colleen Vinje, also named the most improved golfer
Gina Lea Johnson, Joyce Overstreet of 2009 based on computer generated
and Barb Swanson did a wonderful job handicap data.
in coordinating this event. It included On December 22 the players with
refreshments on the club patio, and the fewest putts were the winners. June
several prizes were awarded to the lucky Park was the winner in Flight 1 and
ticket holders. The event raised nearly Thelma Roelants was the winner in
$5,000 for cancer research and treatment. Flight 2. The afternoon tournament was
The tournament results showed that Betty rained out. Yes, rained out. The fi nal
Echgelmeier, Paula Elbery, Virginia Jones, tournament for the month, December
and Karen Ryan was the winning team of 29, was for Two Net Bestballs. The
the scramble. fi rst place fi nisher was the team of Jo
On December 8 the tournament theme Crook, Barb Swanson, Rita Raymond,
was Odd Holes. The winners by fl ight: and Wanda Wiggins. There was a tie
Flight 1 Carol Myers, 1st; Christy Thomas, for second place between the team of
2nd; and Rachel Rainville and Margaret Sharon Eisenzimmer, Sharon Claude,
Donnelly tied for 3rd. Flight 2 Virginia Louise Russell, and Donna Legg and the
Jones and Kathy Komishke tied for fi rst team of Dolly Schaedel, Pat Kreiling,
place, and Nancy Nelson and Linda Dorlene Beekman, and Elizabeth
Murray tied for 3rd place. Campbell. L42887
Beat “The
Bogey” Man
Anne DeRose
You love to golf but you don’t always
love your score. Then plan on meeting Dr.
Travis Fox at the Chandler Center for the
Arts on Tuesday, March 2, 2010 at 8:00
p.m. and listen to what he has to say to you
pertinent to winning techniques for the golf
course.
Dr. Fox is the head coach for four of the
Top 10 PGA golfers. He will be on stage at
the Bogle Theatre at the Chandler Center
for the Arts, and he will take you through
his patent pending process that teaches
— BOGEY cont. on page 73
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