Pin Day for Comox Ladies

Venuta wins the pin as golfers persevere through wind and rain

In spite of wind and rain, many Comox Ladies Tuesday golfers turned out for Pin Day on May 28.

Low gross: 93 Nancy Riva, 96 Sharon Crowe and Laurie Appleyard. Low net: 67  pin winner Susy Venuta, 77 Anne Patterson, 79 Karen Venetta, 80 Jean Kirby, 81Grace Coulter and Linda Broadbent.

Hole prizes: Tee Box – closest to bucket, Brenda Good; Looneyrama – KP 4/13, Karen Venetta; Panago Pizza – KP 5/14, Suzy Venuta; Petrie Golf – KP 7/16, no winner; Playtime Gaming – KP 9/18, Pat Belanger; Longest putt – 8/17, Nancy Riva.

Comox Ladies Thursday evening golf on May 30 was cancelled due to weather.

 

– Comox Ladies Golf

 

 

Previous story
BMX racers all receive trophies
Next story
Bryan Pawlina signs with HarbourCats

Just Posted

Comox Valley Monarch Lions help ‘SPOT’ possible student vision problems

When Helen Keller challenged Lions Clubs International in 1925 to become “Knights… Continue reading

Nearly four-sailing wait from Swartz Bay to Vancouver after Remembrance Day

Monday sees long waits to leave Vancouver Island

Vancouver Island brewery re-brands again after cryptic new logo failed

Victoria-based brewers said goodbye to confusing hexagon logo

North Island College Foundation helps more students than ever in the Comox Valley

More than 170 North Island College students in the Comox Valley received… Continue reading

Courtenay mom warns of candy-luring incident near Willemar Road

A Courtenay mother is speaking out after a man was reported to… Continue reading

VIDEO: Marvel Comics’ Stan Lee dies

Marvel co-creator was well-known for making cameo appearances in superhero movies

Vancouver Island remembers

Important stories shared as Islanders salute those who made the greatest sacrifice

VIDEO: Newcomer kids see first Canadian snowfall

Children arrived in Canada with their mother and two siblings last week from Eritrea

Feds dropped ball with WWI anniversary tributes: historians

Wrote one historian: ‘Other than the Vimy Ridge celebration … I think they have done a very bad job’

Sides ‘far apart’ in Canada Post talks despite mediation, says union

The lack of a breakthrough means rotating strikes will resume Tuesday

Feds’ appeal of solitary confinement decision in B.C. to be heard

Judge ruled in January that indefinite such confinement is unconstitutional, causes permanent harm

B.C. health care payroll tax approved, takes effect Jan. 1

Employers calculating cost, including property taxes increases

Nunavut urges new plan to deal with too many polar bears

Territory recommends a proposal that contradicts much of conventional scientific thinking

Shelter struggles: Landlord takes over rental unit whenever visiting B.C. town

Renter’s story highlights how hard it is to find accommodation in Revelstoke

Most Read