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Sep 17, 2016 | CVallee | 1387 views
Lambton AAA Major Peewees Recipients of Golf Tournament Proceeds!
On behalf of the Lambton Jr. Sting Major Peewee parents, we would like to thank Rachel and Jeff Burt, Jody Ba and their team for selecting the Major Peewee's as the recipients of this years golf tournament proceeds.

Thank you for all of your hard work and time you put into making this tournament a success. Thank you to the people who donated prizes and came out and sponsored this tournament.

THESE PEOPLE KNOW HOW TO ORGANIZE AND RUN A TOURNAMENT!!! It was a great day had by all and $1,460 was raised for our team. Please visit our team Gallery for pictures of our day!   Click Jock N Jill Golf Tournament

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