San Vicente Women’s Golf Association Club Championship

Carolyn Elliot and Betty Nelson were the Overall Net Champions of the 2005 Ladies Pow Wow Member-Guest Tournament.

Evelyn Turlo defended her 2004 title to become the Overall Champion of the 2005 Meg Mallon San Vicente Women’s Golf Association Club Championship, with a total score of 345 Gross. There were 30 participants in this four day, 72 hole tournament, 11 of whom were in the Senior Division (age 70 and over).

Turlo came out seven strokes ahead of Runner-up, Virginia Pollack, whose total was 352 Gross. Betty Nelson defended her Senior Champion title by winning the Senior Division a second consecutive year.

From left to right, are Vice President & Tournament Chair, Judy Mizaur, and PGA Head Professional, Mark Hayden presenting awards to runner up, Virginia Pollack, overall champion, Evelyn Turlo, and senior champion, Betty Nelson.

Winners of the Esther Nordman Award, (for shooting low net over the field in the first round), were Lorraine Schnell and Ann Watson, each with a score of net 72. Ann also shot a hole in one that day on Hole 12.

Flight winners were:

A Flight: 1st Gross: Jo Barefoot; 1st Net: Ann Watson

B Flight: 1st Gross: Debbie Zirkle; 2nd Gross: Grace Fendrich; 1st Net: Janice Gilman

Photo by Doug Frederick

C Flight: 1st Gross: Lorraine Schnell; 2nd Gross: Karen Elston; 1st Net: Colleen Barnum

D Flight: 1st Gross: Rhodyne Tappe; 2nd Gross: Joan Dotson; 1st Net: Pat Ebbert

Ramona Garden Club Rose Garden Is Community Project Ramona Garden Club will be planting a rose garden at Ramona Senior Center, 434 Aqua Lane, as a gift to the community. There will be small plaques by each plant, identifying the types of flowers and shrubs. All of the roses in the garden will be red. Ann Turley, left, and Patricia Frederick cleared the sod to make way for the split-rail fence that will have climbing red roses. The fencing was donated by E.P.S. Lumber in Ramona. The roses came from E&K Nursery, also in Ramona. Next on the clubs agenda is turning the garden into a wildlife habitat that will attract butterflies and hummingbirds. The club meets at 10 a.m. on the second Wednesday of each month at the center. For more information about the rose garden, call Frederick at (760) 788-9177.