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P R E S E N T E D B Y :
PICKERING COLLEGE19TH ANNUAL
golftournament
THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 2018
Silver Lakes Golf and Conference Centre
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Co-Chairs Welcome ............................................................... PAGE 3
Golf Committee Volunteers ................................................... PAGE 4
Headmaster’s Welcome ......................................................... PAGE 5
Greetings from East Gwillimbury Mayor, Virginia Hackson ........ PAGE 7
Greetings from our Title sponsor, Mercedes-Benz Newmarket ......PAGE 9
Thank you to our Lead sponsors ......................................... PAGE 10
Contest sponsors, PUMA Spirit sponsors & Hole sponsors ..........PAGE 11
Auction & Prize donors ........................................................PAGE 12
Schedule for the Day ............................................................PAGE 13
Tournament Highlights ................................................PAGE 14 & 15
Gimme Rules ........................................................................PAGE 17
20th Annual PC Golf Tournament Save the Date .................PAGE 18
Arm’s Length Raffle ..............................................................PAGE 19
Thank you to our long-time supporters ...................... PAGE 20 & 21
Thank you for Participating .................................................PAGE 22
Thank you to our Tournament Volunteers ...........................PAGE 23
Franklin Club Fishing Event details ..................................... PAGE 24
2018 Sports Day winners .................................................... PAGE 26
Congratulations to our Foster ’46 winner .......................... PAGE 27
C O N T E N T S
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It is our sincere pleasure to welcome all of you to the 19th Annual Pickering College Golf Tournament at beautiful Silver Lakes Golf & Conference Centre.
On behalf of the 2018 Golf Committee, volunteers, staff, and students, we are thrilled you could join us today! The tournament gives us an opportunity to spend quality time with returning guests and with those who are joining us for the first time.
The first documented mention of the word “golf” was in Edinburgh on March 6, 1457, when King James II banned “ye golf” in an attempt to encourage archery practice which was being neglected at the time. Happily, some 561 years later, we are embracing golf here today at Silver Lakes - showing our Puma Spirit with our vibrant house colors.
In 2016, the Golf Committee introduced the Foster ’46 Recognition Award in memory of Bruce Foster who graduated from Pickering College in 1946. Bruce was a golf enthusiast and passionate supporter of Pickering College. Bruce was known as an athlete, friend, fan, inspiring Board and Corporation member and a driving force in our school community.
This year, we are immensely proud to honor Mr. Malcolm Mason as the 2018 Foster ’46 recipient. Malcolm has earned distinction for his commitment to the success of this annual event as a participant, committee member and sponsor. Congratulations Malcolm and thank you for your continued support!
We could not do it without you! A sincere thank you to our 2018 sponsors, donors, participants and committed volunteers who contributed to today’s success. Proceeds from this year’s tournament will go to the rejuvenation of Memorial Field and track, which is an integral part of our beautiful campus, enjoyed not only by Pickering College, but also by the greater community.
Thank you for your support of the 19th Annual Pickering College Golf Tournament! We are very excited to be celebrating the tournament’s 20th anniversary in 2019 – hope to see you then!
Sincerely,
Margo Starr & Steve Gruhl
2018 GOLF COMMITTEE CO-CHAIRS
W E L C O M E
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1 9 T H A N N U AL
Steve Gruhl (co-chair)
Margo Starr (co-chair)
Charles Boyd
Rob Desouza
Corey DiCarlo
Rob Doyle
Perry Kereakou
Thomas Kim
Malcolm Mason
Jim Pedersen
Kevin Still
G O L F C O M M I T T E E
VOLUNTEERS
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June, 2018
Dear Golfers and Guests,
T here are few things that have been around longer than Pickering College. Celebrating our 175th year, the school predates the establishment of the
telephone, hockey, safety pins, Coca Cola, basketball, the Franklin Expedition, dynamite, ballpoint pens, the steam turbine, bicycles and . . . the founding of our great country of Canada. But there is one thing that had a long head start on Pickering College, and that is the game of golf.
The modern game, as we know it, is said to have been invented in Scotland in 1457. In the intervening years, golf has taken on a prominence in our culture that transcends many other inventions and events. From our definition of beautiful landscapes – Augusta, Pebble Beach, St. Andrews; to the enrichment of our vocabulary – par, bogey, slice, gimme; to the ubiquitous nicknames – Tiger, Arnie, the Golden Bear, the Shark; to the impact on our recreational habits, vacations and expenditures, golf has established itself as a fixture in our modern cultural consciousness.
Perhaps that’s why the 19th Annual Pickering College Golf Tournament is such a popular event. You take two of the most important and long-lasting activities in Canada and combine them to create an exciting, enjoyable and unforgettable experience. Influencing generations of eager enthusiasts, Pickering College (and golf) combine equal parts faith, freedom, friendship and fun to create a legacy long after the year (or round) has wrapped up.
So, thank you for your presence and generosity. We are indebted to this year’s Golf Committee, chaired by Margo Starr and Steve Gruhl, for their contributions to the success of the tournament. On behalf of Pickering College, thank you to our sponsors, donors, volunteers and staff for making this an exceptional event. No doubt it too, like the game and the school, will stand the test of time.
H E A D M A S T E R ' S WELCOME
Peter SturrupHEADMASTER
At Pickering College, students (JK to Grade 12), faculty and staff live the values that have guided our school since 1842 in a stimulating collegial environment.
Pickering College’s Global Leadership Program strikes the ideal balance between challenging students to develop critical thinking and real-world life skills that can be applied to their university career and beyond.
Visit us online: www.pickeringcollege.on.ca/discover
INQUIRE NOW for Grade 6 & 9 entry years
Contact our Admission Office: 905-895-1700 ext. 259 [email protected]
Empowering Future Global Leaders
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“Our town, Our future” 19000 Leslie Street, Sharon, Ontario L0G 1V0 Tel: 905‐478‐4282 Fax: 905‐478‐2808
www.eastgwillimbury.ca
Office of the Mayor Mayor Virginia Hackson, B.A., B.Ed.
June 2018 Welcome to beautiful East Gwillimbury!! It is wonderful to have you here at Silver Lakes Golf & Conference Centre, where I am sure you will enjoy a spectacular day of golf on this beautiful course. I take this opportunity to congratulate Pickering College on this, their 19th Annual Pickering College Golf Tournament. The rejuvenation of Memorial Field and Track, an important part of Pickering College and an honourable tribute to the “43 Old Boys” who lost their lives in WWII, will benefit from the proceeds raised through this year’s tournament. Your participation in today’s event along with the generosity of the tournament sponsors will help Pickering College achieve their fundraising goal. Wishing you all a wonderful experience here at Silver Lakes and my very best to Pickering College for a successful day! Mayor Virginia Hackson
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EMPOWERINGFuture Global Leaders
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campusAt Pickering College, students (JK to Grade 12), faculty and staff live the values that have guided our school since 1842 in a stimulating collegial environment.
Pickering College’s Global Leadership Program strikes the ideal balance between challenging students to develop critical thinking and real-world life skills that can be applied to their university career and beyond.
DAY ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIPS available for Grades 6,7,8, and 9
905-895-1700 ext. 259
16945 Bayview Avenue, Newmarket
www.pickeringcollege.on.ca/discoverPC
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At Pickering College, students (JK to Grade 12), faculty and staff live the values that have guided our school since 1842 in a stimulating collegial environment.
Pickering College’s Global Leadership Program strikes the ideal balance between challenging students to develop critical thinking and real-world life skills that can be applied to their university career and beyond.
Now accepting applications for September admission
Join us at ourOPEN HOUSE
February 229:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.
905-895-1700 ext. 259
16945 Bayview Avenue, Newmarket
www.pickeringcollege.on.ca/discoverPC
February 276:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
January 2010:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.
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G R E E T I N G S F R O M
OUR TITLE SPONSOR
Mercedes-Benz Newmarket and the Finch Auto Group are pleased to be the Title Sponsor for the 19th Annual Pickering College Golf Tournament in support of Pickering College. Like Pickering College, we value our community and we’re always on the lookout for opportunities like this to show gratitude to our customers and community members. After all, it has always been our primary mission to give back to those who support us!
This golf tournament provides a great opportunity to celebrate the entire Pickering College community, including faculty and staff, parents, students and alumni. With your help and generosity, there will be even more funds available to support the college’s many important programs.
We would like to thank Silver Lakes Golf and Conference Centrefor their generosity through their continued involvement withthis tournament. This tournament promises to be a memorable,fun-filled day out on the course with plenty of additional activities for everyone in attendance.
I sincerely hope that you enjoy your day and I look forward to meeting you personally at the dinner tonight.
Paul GilroyMANAGING PARTNERMercedes-Benz Newmarket
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TITLE SPONSOR
DINNER SPONSOR
GOLF C ART SPONSOR
19TH HOLE SPONSOR
T H A N K Y O U
TO OUR SPONSORSH E A D M A S T E R ' S WELCOME
ENTERTAINMENT SPONSOR
TROPHY SPONSOR
AUCTION TECHNOLOGY SPONSOR
BANNER SPONSOR
HOUSE SPIRIT SPONSOR
COURSE PACK SPONSOR
LUNCH SPONSOR
RAFFLE SPONSORS
Anita Kotsovos
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AdvertekApple SuitesAramark Food Service - Pickering CollegeCanada Doors & FrameMr. Christopher Lane – CIBC Wood GundyCrate DesignsDiamond Landscaping Services Ltd.Diamond Perfected Stone CountertopsDol Turf RestorationDr. Gole & Fyi DoctorsE.S. FoxFloat Valley, MarkhamFully Completely Inc.Hand & Stone Massage and Facial Spa, BarrieInform Brokerage
Innovative Spine & WellnessMason's MasonryMelcour Security SolutionsMiller Waste SystemsMr. Janitorial Supplies Inc.Newmarket Office EquipmentNorthstar Pharmaceutical Inc.Oak Ridges Retirement CommunityOffice Imaging Power Edge GroupOld Flame BreweryPha Project ManagementRoadside PavingRobins IDA PharmacyRogol Electric Company Ltd.Roman Building Materials Ltd.The Everest GroupToday's Taxi NewmarketTheTool BoxWeitzes Toyota
The Lucchese FamilyYuh-Dak North America Inc.
Anonymous The Bardai family
Hansraj family
HOLE SPONSORS
PUMA SPONSORS
CONTEST SPONSORSPUTTING CONTEST PERMACON
BEAT THE INVESTORUPPER YORK REGION INVESTORS GROUP SECURITIES INC.
DROP THE BALL CONTEST JARISLOWSY FRASER GLOBAL INVESTMENTS MANAGEMENT
CLOSEST TO THE PIN MERCEDES-BENZ NEWMARKET
FIRE ALARM
CONTROL FIRE SYSTEMS
HOLE IN ONE MERCEDES-BENZ NEWMARKET
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ADM Design Inc.
April Sun
Aramark Food Service
Armitage Animal Clinic
Artage Portraits
Artage Portraits
Becoming Hair Salon
Beric and Diane Farmer
Camp Tawingo Outdoor Centre
Casa Carbone Restaurant
Coast to Coast Life Coaching
Corey DiCarlo
Crypto Escape Rooms
Darren Slind & Kim Bilous
Deerhurst Resort
Design Line Studio Inc.
Donais Studios
Evoke Learning
Fame Salon and Spa, Aurora
Food in Motion
Gary Daniell
Gatherings Floral Studio
George Holden
Hart Entertainment
Hempen Jewelers
Holland Marsh Winneries
Kappa Foods
KIBO Natural Body Care Products Inc.
Lu Zhang
Mallory Parker (Parker Hue)
Mason Galleries
Matrix in Motion
Mercedes-Benz Newmarket
Mirella and John Morra
Morega Agency - Janice Fleming-
Gole
Olympia Sports Camp
One Sketchy Art Studio Inc.
PC Faculty and Staff
Pickering College
Rail Yard Wake Park & Aqua Centre
Riverside Foods
Saddlewood Riding Camp
Sanctuary Spa, Newmarket
Select Art Galleries
Shelley & Jamie Frank
Sunnybrae Golf Course
TaLii Towels
Tangles Hair Salon
The LubeFactory, Newmarket
Waterstone Stables
Yoga Source
Yue Wang
AUCTION ITEMSA N D O T H E R D O N AT I O N S B Y:
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11:00A.M. Registration Opens | Foursome Photos
11:00A.M. Lunch Begins (Bistro) | Silent Auction Display
(Clubhouse)
NOON Golfers to their Carts | Tournament Instructions
12:30P.M. Shotgun Start
5:00 - 6:00P.M. Cocktails & Kat Harper ‘07 (Event Room Terrace)
6:00P.M. Seating for dinner | Host Welcome
6:20P.M. Givergy Auction Details
7:00P.M. Dessert | Presentations
8:15P.M. Closing Remarks
8:30P.M. Silent Auction Closes | Cash Out for Auction Winners
SCHEDULE FOR THE DAY
PICKERING COLLEGE 19TH ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT
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T O U R N A M E N T H I G H L I G H T S
T H A N K Y O U
FOR PARTICIPATING
REGISTRATION
Pre-Game Stretch
Putting Green
Putting Contest
Passport Required
HOLE #1
You Got the LOOK! Foursome Photos
HOLE#2
Viva Italia!
HOLE #3
Beat the Investor
Passport Required
HOLE #4
Summer Chill'n
HOLE#5
Silver House Disc Drop
HOLE #6
Sweet Spot
HOLE #7
Hole in One
Passport Required
HOLE #8
Ring of Fire!
Passport Required
HOLE #9
Gold House Tiki Toss
Innovative Spine & Wellness
Permacon
Anna Cook & Kim Bilous
The LOOK Company
Dakota Bagshaw '22
Aramark Canada
Chef Rosario Baucino &
PC Aramark Team
Investors Group Securities
Upper York Region
Reinaldo Correia & Brad McLellan
Kawartha Dairy, Newmarket
Marc delaBastide
Counterpoint Engineering -
Patrick Turner '97
PC Silver House students
Inform Brokerage
Kylah Adams & Justine Verkuyl
Mercedes-Benz Newmarket
Ashleigh Lythgoe
Elaine Barratt
Control Fire Systems
Tyler Dhanjal '21, Patrick Milligan '21,
William Porter '21, Omar Ozturk '21
Counterpoint Engineering -
Patrick Turner '97
PC Gold House students
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HOLE #10
Old Flame Tasters
HOLE #11
Closest to the Pin
Passport Required
HOLE #12
Drop a ball - win a cooler full!
Passport Required
HOLE #13
Fritten A'Round
HOLE #14
Blue House Pinny Golf
HOLE #15
Clear Vision
HOLE #16
Float on By!
HOLE #17
Red House Spinning Wheel
HOLE #18
Kombucha!
HOLE #19
19th Hole Celebation
Clubhouse
Old Flame Brewery, Port Perry
Mercedes-Benz Newmarket
Erin Matthews & Kim Smith
Jarislowsky-Fraser Global Investment
Management
Charlotte Jones
Aramark Canada
Chef Rosario Baucino &
PC Aramark Team
Counterpoint Engineering -
Patrick Turner '97
PC Blue House students
Dr. Robert Gole & Fyi Doctors
Kayla McKay
Float Valley, Markham -
Nadeem Jiwani '12
Counterpoint Engineering -
Patrick Turner '97
PC Red House students
Aramark Canada
Santiago Correa and Claudia Chavez
Meridian Brick
Kat Harper ‘07
Post Round Refresh StationJane Iredale CosmeticsStella & DotTangles Hair Salon
T O U R N A M E N T H I G H L I G H T S
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1 Remember this is a fun tournament
2 Scramble format
3 Two drives to count for each golfer
4 Men to play from the White tees/Women to play from the Red tees.
5 The ball should be played from within 12” of the original shot.
6 On the green the ball must be played from the original position.
7 MULLIGANS may be used anywhere on the course with the exception of contest holes.
8 Respect the rules of the course.
9 Keep the game moving - Play “Ready” golf.
10 Keep golf carts off of the green and park a reasonable distance from the green.
11 Carts should follow all direction signs & stay on cart paths where paths are provided.
12 Don’t use time looking for lost balls, please.
13 A gimme is part of the Golfers Passport.
Passports can be purchased for $25 at Registration.
P I C K E R I N G C O L L E G E
19TH ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENTCOURSE RULES
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G I M M E
P R O ’ S T I P
S C O R I N G
A gimme can only be used for a ball that is on the putting green. The fringe does not count
The other members in the group should attempt theputt before a gimme is used.Only use a gimme as a last resort
When a gimme is used the player must add one shot to his/her score.Remember that a gimme signifies a successful stroke, not a free stroke
GIMME RULES
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F inish this year’s tournament with the tournament game ball for a chance to win free registration for two to the 20th Annual Pickering College Golf Tournament!
Your comments and feedback on the 19th Annual Pickering College Golf Tournament are welcome and would be appreciated! Please contact Shelley Frank, Manager, Special Events at [email protected] or 905.895.1700 ext. 403
SAVE THE DATET H U R S D A Y , J U N E 2 0 , 2 0 1 9
Thank you for supporting Pickering College!Enjoy the day - Good luck to all golfers
ARM’S LENGTH R A F F L E
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• UE ROLL2 PORTABLE BLUE TOOTH SPEAKER
• EASTPORT VINTAGE LOOK LAWN DARTS
• PLATFORM YARD SWING
• DINNER AND A MOVIE PACKAGE (2)
• DON JULIO TEQUILA
• $500 OXFORD PROPERTIES GIFT CARD (UPPER CANADA MALL, YORKDALE, PORTER AIRLINES, FAIRMONT HOTELS)
• PAIR OF COLLAPSIBLE STADIUM SEATS
• JUNK BUNK
• $100 GATHERINGS FLORAL STUDIO GIFT CARD
• $50 LUBE FACTORY “FULL SERVICE PACKAGE” GIFT CARDS – 3 AVAILABLE
• MONSTER ADVENTURER BLUETOOTH SPEAKER
• FIT BIT “BLAZE”
• CHILLAX DOUBLE HAMMOCK
Golf CommitteeV O L U N T E E R S
Buy your Raffle tickets on the course from the course raffle
cart. Three tickets for $10 or an arm’s
length for $20
Cash or credit
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Advertek Graphic Solutions Barbara Allan The Late Peter Allan ‘69Philip Allan '71Apple Suites Aramark Canada Ltd. Art Mould Plastics Limited Julie Axford B. Zetzl Holdings Inc. Gus Badali Paula Badali Rick Bagshaw Luciano Barbuto Matthew Barbuto '02Tim Beers Joel Berger David Beswick Dawn Beswick Christina Bianco Gordon Bilecki Darlene Blenich BMO Bank of Montreal Bob Haines Electric Ltd. Lisa Botelho Charles Boyd David Brazeau Howard Brice '85Mavric Brice '12Brice's Quality Handcrafted Furniture Carcone's Auto Recycling CIBC Wood Gundy Gilles Cinq-Mars & Charmaine van Schaik Dan Clark Sheila Clark Paul Climpson Paul Clubbe '61 & Kathy ClubbeCompagnie Parento Limited CoreMicro Technology Inc. Cornerstone Insurance Brokers Kenneth Coulter '69
John Cowen Susan Cowen Greg Curran Kevin Desforges & Andie Desforges Robert Desouza '96Diamond Groundskeeping Services Ltd Corey DiCarlo & Laurie DiCarlo DMTI Spatial Inc. Dol Turf Restoration Ltd. Robert Doyle '96Steven Stubbs & Deneine Drover-Stubbs Dynamic Funds Ecclesiastical Insurance Office Eco II Manufacturing Inc. Edward Favot, Chartered Accountant Beth Egan Michael Egan Robert Egan '06Ernst & Young LLP Beric Farmer & Diane Farmer Gary Finkler John Fisher Adam Floyd Debbie Floyd Allyson Flynn Formula Brands Inc. Bennett Foster The Late Bruce Foster ‘46Jamie Frank & Shelley Frank FSN Training and Development Inc. Claude Gautier Susan Gautier Richard Geurts & Karen Whetstone Donald Gillespie & Cathy Gillespie Gole Eyeworks - FYi Doctors Jeffrey Graham '86Grant Thornton LLP Kenneth Greason '64The Late Scott HammellHand & Stone Massage and Facial Spa
A S P E C I A L T H A N K Y O U T O O U R LONG TIME SUPPORTERS
GOLFER OR SPONSOR FOR 4 OR MORE YEARS
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Hanson Brick Claudine Hubbard Roger Hubbard Stuart Hunt '87Innovative Spine & Wellness J & P Long Painting & Decorating J.F. Moore Lithographers Inc. Jeff Lefort's Contracting Joe Gallo Bros. Paving Co. Ltd. David Kennedy Thomas Kim & Lisa Simmonds-Kim Catherine Lane Christopher Lane Grant Lawson Robert Leck Linda Levesque The Late Don LynesDave MacDonald Janet MacDonald Ailene MacDougall Dan MacDougall Marcello Marano Kelly Mason Malcolm Mason Paul Mason Mason's Masonry Supply Ltd. Ryan McCluskey '06Don McCuaig McDonald's Restaurants of Canada Brian Meharg '78Melcour Security Solutions Blake Melnick '81Mercedes-Benz Canada Inc. Mercedes-Benz Newmarket MIAD Information Systems Ltd. Matthew Millar Miller Plumbing Services Miller Waste Systems Inc. Graeme Montgomery Morel Benefits Consulting Services Ltd. John Morra & Mirella Morra Office Imaging PowerEdge Group Orangeville Chrysler Ltd. Mark Owen '78Daniel Page Julie Page Dale Palmer Frank Pantaleo Permacon PHA Project Management Inc.
Brian Pinter Glenor Pitters Anthony Polyzotis Cindy Polyzotis Pottruff & Smith Insurance Brokers Inc. Nancy Prittie William Prittie Ian Proudfoot Pro-X Exhibit Inc. Joseph Rabot The Late Patrick RedmondJoseph Ricci Stewart Ritchie Robins IDA Pharmacy James Rogers '77Rogol Electric Company Limited David Roman '80Jayson Rose '84Edmund Rynard '70Christopher Schneider Scotiabank Private Client Group Norm Seawright Serpa Automotive Group Darren Slind SMC Project Realization and Management Inc. The Leo Smith FamilyHeather Smith Jason Smith Joseph Sorbara St. Louis Bar & Grill St. Marys Cement Inc. (Canada) Glenn Stants '87Stedfast Inc. Linda Stevenson Mitchell Stevenson Kevin Still & Sherry BarclayStephen Stubbs Mark Sum Terra Brook Homes Inc. The Cooperators - Chris Baker Agency Ltd. The Everest Group - TD Wealth Private Advice Tim Hortons James Tovell Townline Self-Storage Trillium Health Care Products Inc. Valley Metal Finishing (1983) Ltd. Valley Mill Developments Ltd. David Veale '68Stephen Widdrington '83Stephen Wood
]Fourth columnPlease move "Inc." up beside SMC Project Realization and ManagementPlease add Sherry Barclay beside Kevin StillThe Everest Group - TD Wealth Private Investment - can you drop Investment so that the word is not split?
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T H A N K Y O U
FOR PARTICIPATING
The Pickering College Annual Golf Tournament revenue sup-ports programs, and campus improvements at our beautiful school. Since its inception in 1999, this successful event has
welcomed over 2200 participants and has raised over $675,000 for Pickering College.
This year’s event will support rejuvenation of Memorial Field and track. Memorial Field and track was a project first completed in the early 1950s as a result of alumni and community support, in honour of the 43 Old Boys who had lost their lives in WWII.
Memorial Field and track are vital parts of school life for our students, staff and friends in the community, and a place of great memories for so many of our alumni.
We hope that you enjoy your day at Silver Lakes and thank you for your support!
S P E C I A L THANKS TO:Aramark Food Services Ms. Lisa Bothelo Chris Bratten, Todd Sloan & the Staff at Silver Lakes Golf & Conference Centre Pickering College Facilities Department
Chameleon Print & Design
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T H A N K Y O U
TO OUR VOLUNTEERS
Charlotte Jones
Shannon Kelly
Marc delaBastide
Penny Lawson-Cameron
Erin Matthews
Kumail Meghani
Patrick Milligan '21
Omar Ozturk '21
William Porter '21
Kim Smith
Susan Strong
Lisa Sturrup
Justine Verkuyal
Jaqueline Wurangian
Dakota Bagshaw '22
Kim Bilous
Meg Bodnar
Charles Boyd
Claudia Chavez
Anna Cook
Santiago Correa
Samuel Correa
Maria Correa
Kylah Correa
Tyler Dhanjal '21
Celeste Frank '20
Harrison Frank '24
Alexis Hamilton
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J O I N U S F O R A R E L A X I N G M O R N I N G O F FISHING AT THE FRANKLIN CLUB!
Participants will enjoy a continental breakfast followed by a morning of fishing on the Club’s private lake or two ponds brim-ming with rainbow and speckled trout.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 20189:00A.M. - 1:00P.M.The Franklin Club72 Franklin Rd, Mount Albert, ON
*Ticket Price includes continental breakfast,equipment, instruction, lunch, access to thewoodland trails and tour of the hatchery.
A day in paradise for $125 per person.
Space is limited. Register online at www.pickeringcollege.on.ca or contact Shelley Frank, Manager Special Events at 905-895-1700 ext. 403
For more information about Reunion Weekend 2018contact Anna Cook at [email protected]
Thank you as well to our donors who are helping Pickering College build a new home, the Centre for Creativity and Innovation, for the benefit of this and future generations. We are getting us closer to achieving our fundraising goal of $10M to help transform our campus.
For information about the Light The Way capital campaign or how you can make a donation, please contact Magdalena (Meg) Searles, Director, Light The Way Capital Campaign, at [email protected] or at (905) 895-1700 ext. 254
Thank you to all of our golfers, sponsors and donors for your support for the 19th Annual Pickering College Golf Tournament and renovations to Memorial Field and Track!
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CONGRATULATIONS TO S P O R T S D A Y W I N N E R S
SILVER HOUSE!
CheerSILVER H OUSE
S - I - L- V - E- RWE WILL SHOW YOU WHO WE ARE!
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This award recognizes an individual’s love of the game of golf, their sense of comradery, their commitment to the Annual Pickering College Tournament, and their desire to compete to the best of their ability.
The Foster ’46 is named after Mr. Bruce Foster, who graduated from Pickering College in 1946. He was a golf enthusiast and passionate supporter of Pickering College. Bruce was known as a masterful coordinator, promoter, athlete, friend, fan, inspiring Board and Corporation member and a driving force in our school community.
As this year’s winner, Malcolm Mason has earned distinction for his commitment to the success of this annual event as a participant, committee member and sponsor. Malcolm epitomizes the phrase, “The People are Pickering.” With his warm and friendly manner Malcolm has inspired friends, family and business partners to join in a spirited day on the course. He has also guided planning with insightful strategies, has mentored many new committee members, and is never too busy to roll up his sleeves and get the job done.
Malcolm is an enthusiastic participant, never hesitating to dress in theme, decorate his golf cart or cheer on the competition. Malcolm’s strong belief in community and his sense of fun is infectious and has resulted in increased golf registrations and sponsorships, which in turn have brought in thousands of dollars to support capital projects that our students continue to benefit from today. We could not have been more pleased to have Malcolm’s foursome win the 2017 tournament!
Thank you to Malcolm for his significant contributions to the success of this important Pickering College fundraising event.
CONGRATULATIONS TO M R . M A L C O L M M A S O N
THE 2018 RECIPIENT OF THE PRESTIGIOUS
F O S T E R ’ 4 6
A N N U A L Pickering College
GOLF TOURNAMENT RECOGNITION
AWARD
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