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18 THE CHARBONNEAU VILLAGER September 2020
The Niners
■ From Page 17
Dee Bolen, Charlotte Berkham; Second
Place - 35 Gross, 24 Net: Suzanne
Buxton, Margie Coffee,k Stacy Naccachian,
Cheryl Cannon; Third Place
- 37 Gross, 25 Net: Team #1: Ellen
Newbore, Judy Williams, Carol Lukas,
Joyce Bowden; Team #2: Mary
Fieweiger, Kathi Gray, Pat Tewell,
Julie Robertson; Team #3: Deborah
Ulrich, Mary Murphy, Karen Siegel,k
Marilyn Councell. Chipping Contest
Winners: Judy Williams, Ellen Newbore,
Judy Cain.
Finally, a goodbye and welcome
back to Niner Marikate Book. Marikate
and her husband, Terry, moved
to Charbonneau about four years
ago from Pueblo, Colorado. It didn’t
take them long to become Charbonneau
boosters with Marikate becoming
active in the Niners and Terry in
the Men’s Club. Marikate was the
Niners’ co-vice president in 2018 and
co-president in 2019. She brought a
lively personality, lots of energy and
a can-do attitude to these positions
and was always willing to participate
in many functions including
our skits and dance teams.
With the Northwest winters taking
their toll, Marikate and Terry
decided to move to Arizona for winters.
But good news... they will be
back each summer and will be a
part of Charbonneau one again. We
cannot wait and look forward to
joining us once again for golf in
June!
Keep playing golf. We love seeing
you out there!
Charbonneau
Men’s Club
By JOHN MCLAIN AND DON MASON
Board supports
expansion of “mixers” for
Men’s Club play days
Teamwork
In a recent past
year, the Men’s
Club Board was
expanded from
nine directors to a
total of 12 directors.
These direc-
MCLAIN
tors form a great
team to accomplish all the work it
takes for a great golf and social season
of events. One example was the
added leadership (i.e. Bill Moir) and a
team of volunteers that learned to utilize
Golf Genius software to organize
games, print scorecards and enter
scores to determine winners and payouts,
often publishing results on the
same day. One big advantage of expanding
the team of directors is that
the work load of board responsibilities
can be spread out over more people
and avoid getting “burned out.” In
summary, the 12 board directors and
groups of volunteers form a great
team who are consistently looking for
ways to improve the golf and social
experience of Men’s Club membership.
Board meeting notes
The board supports the expansion
of “mixers” for regular Men’s Club
play days to help members meet new
people more easily. We have more
than 230 members and many are interested
in getting to know as many as
possible but find it difficult to do it on
their own. So, we will schedule mixers
so that any member can sign up for
play, and the Golf Genius software
will arrange (mix) the foursomes
based on handicaps, randomly or other
criteria.
In order to improve communications
out to our members, the board
decided at its July meeting that a
weekly email would go out to all members
each Saturday listing activities
for the following week and any other
major event activity coming up in the
next couple of weeks.
The 18-hole schedule and results
page on the website has been reformatted
so that the current week’s activities
and the prior results will be
split with separate links and will be
located at the top of the listing eliminating
the need to scroll through several
months of prior activities and results.
Hole-in-one prize pool standings
This competition was suspended for
a few months but is once again open
to all paid members of the club. Completing
a hole-in-one at Charbonneau
this season, so far, are Bruce Stone, Al
Landis, and Tom Nielsen.
Twenty-seven-hole Match Play
results
The following are the winners from
the Men’s Club 27-hole Match Play
tournament held July 25 where the
format is three 9-hole matches:
■ 1st flight: Champion: Jeff Cummings;
Runner Up: Ford Morishita;
Consolation 1: Bruce Stone; Consolation
2: Barry Corno
■ 2nd flight: Champion: Lee Zinsli;
Runner Up: Jon Nyguyen; Consolation
1: Terry Klingerman; Consolation 2:
Don Mason
■ 3rd flight: Champion: Bill Stout;
Runner Up: Mark Willet; Consolation
1: Andy Schindler; Consolation 2: Ken
Waldron
■ 4th flight: Champion: Al Landis;
Runner Up: Bob Weise; Consolation 1:
Chuck Robertson; Consolation 2: Bill
Moir
■ 5th flight: Champion: John
Demartino; Runner Up: David Mendenhall;
Consolation 1: John Lagood;
Consolation 2: Kelly Cotter
Handicap reporting for Match Play
While Match Play involves many
situations where a player does not
hole out due to conceded putts and
conceded holes, players are still required
to post their “most likely
score” for handicap purposes. If the
match ends with holes to play and the
players continue to play, the actual
scores must be posted for every hole
played.
If the match ends with holes left to
play and the players do not play the
remaining holes, net par should be recorded
as the hole scores for the remaining
holes. (Source: Rules of
Handicapping)
“Shootout” review and results
Given COVID-19 restrictions and the
general state of affairs this year, the
See MEN’S CLUB / Page 19
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Inside the
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New year, new
management
— Page 2
Thank you,
Cindy! — Page 10
Singles club
goes all
female — Page 15
Changes
for board
nominations
— Page 8
Plus Event Calendar,
all club reports and
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With love in
their hearts
— Page 6
Contact
Jesse Marichalar
971-204-7774
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