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GH Hutchings Mixed Pairs – 2026

The last GH tournament of the season with reasonable weather, a full slate of participants and of course all the great GH volunteers.  Special thanks to Jill Foster (with help from Steve Foster, Dorothy Verge, Gale Law and Pat Hornick with a variety of wonderful baked goods (special mention to Martha Oakley).  What a great bowling year!!!!

Winners

Angela Tessaro (Lead), Dennis Verge (Skip)

2nd Place

Sue Skillen (Lead), Michael Shepherd (Skip)

3rd Place

Wayne Oakley/Steve Foster (Lead), Annie Bodley Scott (Skip)

4th Place

Cecelia Wilson (Skip), Wendy Finingan (Lead)

Annual Coring of the Green – 2025

Message from Al Thomson

We had a very successful day coring the green today. Thanks to all that helped to pick up and remove the cores. Not all that helped are in the photos but we know who you are.  Great job everyone. It is very much appreciated.

Al.

 

 

Green Maintenance and Coring

Here are some pictures from Al Thomson from the coring and clean up from yesterday, October 4th.  Bravo to Al and his great team of GH Volunteers.

GH Crew

From L to R: Vic Chance, Ted Little, Dennis Collister, Al Thomson, Kiyoshi Sekiguchi, Dwight Looyson, Jay Huang

Coring

After Coring and Clean-up

Canada Day 2021

Photos by Al Thomson


Womens-Singles-Winners-Noelle-and-Wendy


Womens-Diagonal-Winners-Anne-M.-and-Dorothy


Mens-Singles-Winner-Jack-Adamowicz


Mens-Diagonal-Winners-Steve-and-Brian


Kitchen-Staff-Gill-and-Gloria


Kitchen-Staff-Gill-Mary-Eileen


Chefs-Dennis-and-Peter

Dancing


More Dancing

Hedge BeGone

Well, because of recent mischief happening at the club, it was decided to remove the thick hedge alongside the parking  lot and and the southeast corner.  A great group of volunteers from the club completed the work on consecutive Wednesday afternoons until the job was done.  A big THANK YOU to all who helped out.  What a gargantuan job! The pics give you a chronology of the progress. We have already had some potential new bowlers wander in to get more information after being  able to see the action through the fence.