2009 Golf Tournament Finale

From More pictures - Henry Farm Golf Tournament 2009

The 2009 Henry Farm Golf Tournament was held at Rolling Hills Golf Club, Stouffville, on Saturday, September 12, 2009.

We had 55 golfers attend the tournament and 68 for dinner.  We had perfect golfing weather for our tournament.

As usual, the golf was a blast in the best ball scramble format. Club Link prepared a great roast beef dinner that we enjoyed with Wine. We had a gift table with gifts for most of the participants.

After dinner, Bruce & Donna Hill were kind enough to invite us to their home for drinks. The party continued at the Hill’s magnificent residence to the late hours of the day.

The Winners of the Golf Tournament were

Winning Team:  David Rowe, Lorraine Keay, Prem Pape

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Longest Drive Men:  John Fitzgerald

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Closest to the Pin Men: Richard Whittle

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Longest Drive Women:  Michelle Foster

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Closest to the Pin Women: Prem Pape

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The Gifts for the prize table were donated by the following:

Jack & Linda Myer, John & Marla Fryers, Namby & Rosita Vithiananthan, Richard & Mary Whittle, Barb Simpson, Scott & Michelle Foster, Bruce & Donna Hill, Christine Rowe, Jane Fardell, Maureen & Bob Bainbridge, Peter & Mary Macdonald

In addition to having great fun on that day, we raised $600.00 for the Henry Farm Community Interest Association, through auctioning the following items

1. Eagles Nest Golf Vouchers (Donated by Vithiananthan family)
2. Vineland Estate Gift Voucher (Donated by Vithiananthan family)  
3. Foursome at Rolling Hills Challenge Golf Course (Donated by Clublink)

We wish to thank the organizers of the event; John Fryer, Marla Fryer & Jane Grant and Donna Hill who took care of purchasing the trophies.

Namby Vithiananthan
Chair, Community Affairs
Henry Farm Community Interest Association

TPS Community Alert: 127th Annual Police Field Day

The 127th Annual Police Field Day - Evening Show will be held on October 17th, 2009 starting at 7:00 pm at the Rogers Centre

You, your family a team or a community group are invited to this spectacular event.  If you would like to attend please contact S/Sgt Robb Knapper  by email at robb.knapper@torontopolice.on.ca  of 33 Division. There are a number of complimentary tickets left and will be available at a first come first serve basis. 
For more information on this event please visit the following link.

http://www.rogerscentre.com/fun/article.jsp?content=20080929_100722_6404

TPS Community Alert: Car Bumping

The Toronto Police Service wants to bring to your attention, a new trend that is developing in the city.

"Car Bumping" is a term used by the criminal element in which they use a minor accident to gain access to your purse wallet or other personal items of value in your vehicle. The Perpetrators will purposely bump your vehicle slightly, on purpose, so that it causes you to exit your vehicle to check for any damage. It is then when your attention is averted that the suspect(s) enter the vehicle and steal your purse or wallet sitting on the front seat or centre console. After you discover no damage, there is no need to exchange Identification and you return to your vehicle unknowing that your personal items have been take n. Once you've discovered the items missing the suspects are long gone.

Be aware when involved in a minor motor vehicle collision. Have all items of value are stored out of sight and out of reach or take them with you when you exit the vehicle. Always be aware of your surroundings, note exactly where you are, and have a cellular phone near by.

Pay special attention to the other driver or passengers in the other vehicle, making sure to get good descriptions of both the occupants and the vehicle itself including the license plate. Contact Police immediately if you should find yourself a victim of this.

PC Downie, 33 Division Crime Prevention Officer.

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