Lincolnshire and Rutland Royal British Legion Poppy Appeal Seniors Golf Competition

  

                              

Poppy Appeal 2010

The Royal British Legion Poppy Appeal Seniors Golf Competition  2010

Lincolnshire and Rutland Seniors' Sections who took part in the annual Poppy-Golf competition this year,  together with their first round collections are:   

POSN

SENIORS SECTION

AMOUNT

       6

Blankney

164.50

  8

Canwick Park

117.00

       3

Carholme  *

          335.00

   7

Greetham Valley

163.00

       2

Laceby Manor *

500.00

     10

Louth

  105.00 

      9

Market Rasen

        110.00

 5

South Kyme

182.50

      1

Stoke Rochford *

          658.82

      4

Waltham Windmill *

272.53
  2nd round and "2s" competition

         107.50

  * = Sections who went to 2nd round at Woodhall Spa by right.  The final section,  who won the ballot, LOUTH, also went to the 2nd round.

  Gift Aid addition

524.85

TOTAL

 

£3240.70

 
Seniors from Stoke Rochford, Laceby Manor, Carholme, Waltham Windmill and Louth golf clubs pictured before the start of the second round of the 2010 Lincolnshire and Rutland Seniors Poppy Golf competition.
Stoke Rochford's Seniors - from the left, Peter Stewart, Mal Phillips (1st), Roy Rowe and Ron Kent (2nd on count back).
Laceby Manor Seniors, Graham Clayton, John Hampshire, Mike Edwards and Ron Hinch.
Carholme Seniors, Jim Gardener, Barry Lambert (3rd), Chris Howard and Barry Norman.
Waltham Windmill Seniors Eddy Read, Bob Stannard, Ken Calthorpe and Malcolm Catley.
Louth Seniors Paul Haigh, Ron Foulger and Ken Haddon.
Team 1, Ron Kent, Mike Edwards, Chris Howard and Ken Calthorpe
Team 2, Mal Phillips, John Hampshire, Barry Lambert and Eddy Read.
Team 3, Roy Rowe, Ron Hinch, Jim Gardener and Ken Hadden.
Team 4, Graham Clayton, Barry Norman, Bob Stannard and Paul Haigh.
Team 5, Ron Foulger, Peter Stewart, Malcom Catley and Tony Gordon.
A very bad picture of Tony Smith, the Royal British Legion County Manager presenting Mal Phillips with the first prize, a Ping G15 driver.
Tony presenting Ron Kent with the second prize, a fleece.
An even worse picture of Tony Smith presenting Barry Lambert with  the prize for the "Twos" competition, a Ping putter.

 

Tony Smith, on behalf of the Royal British Legion, Lincolnshire, thanked Ping for their very generous contribution of the driver and putter prizes and Simon Biggin of Sleaford Clothing for contributing the fleece prize.

The final amount collected this year in the Lincolnshire and Rutland Seniors Poppy Golf competition is £2715.85 topped up by £524.85 of gift aid to make a grand total of £3240.70  Very many thanks to all the Seniors Sections who took part in the first and second rounds.

Malcolm Catley
Organiser 2010