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Swinging for a cause

The Wawota Lion’s 22 nd Annual Farmers’ Golf Tournament was once again a success. This year the event was hosted at the White Bear Lake Golf Course and welcomed 112 golfers out for the day, up from last year’s 108 participants.
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The Wawota Lions had another successful annual fundraising golf tournament. This year the tournament was again hosted at White Bear Lake Golf Course. Here group 7A (not in order) John Kot, Doug Mayes, Steve Stevenson, and Jeff Hormonal stand with Darryl Barker (centre left) and Brandon Martins (centre right) of Louis Dreyfus Co. Barker says he’s been out for five years to the event, but that the company has supported the event for much longer.

                The Wawota Lion’s 22nd Annual Farmers’ Golf Tournament was once again a success. This year the event was hosted at the White Bear Lake Golf Course and welcomed 112 golfers out for the day, up from last year’s 108 participants.

                “The weather cooperated and it turned out to be a really nice day,” tournament organizer and Lion’s member, Joel Carpenter, explained. “It rained on the Thursday and again on the Saturday, so it was nice we got to fit golfing in on the Friday.”

                The day began with breakfast and a shotgun start. While making their way through the course they had the opportunity to visit and network with fellow farmers and ranchers. Businesses in the agricultural sector were also out and about.

                Darryl Barker of Louis Dreyfus Company, who was out deep frying chicken wings for the participants said he’s personally come out to the event for the last five years and enjoys it: “It’s a great way to say thank you to those who do business with us, but mostly it’s just something we can do to support the Lions Club in Wawota.”

                “It was a really good day,” Carpenter added.

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