Sad to say, the summer is winding down, we hope to have a lengthy fall.
Our golf course has been in wonderful shape this season, thanks to Brad & his crew!
The Senior golf club had their wind-up lunch on Thurs. with a great turn-out of golfers & spouses. Tyco & “company”served up a great lunch.
Senior Golf will continue into fall, starting at 10:00 AM on Tues. & Thurs. mornings. Come & join us to see how much fun we have!
Monday Men’s Night windup is on Sept 5 but will continue - Monday’s @ 5:15 or TBA.
Skin’s Play, Greenfee specials, beverage specials & supper to follow. Please call the clubhouse to sign up & see you there! Non-members golf for $15.00 per 9 holes. They have had an increase in men joining them this summer.
Friday Couple Night has been a great success, with a growing number of people joining in the fun! Couples will continue into fall as well, starting at 5:00 PM on Friday evenings. All are welcome!
Non-members golf for $15.00 per 9 holes.
Ladies have also had a growing number of golfers this season. Ladies will continue into fall on Thursday evenings at 5:00 PM Non-members golf for $15.00 per 9 holes.
Residents of Good Spirit Acres as well as many patrons from Good Spirit Provincial Park, Sun Shadows RV Park, Yorkton & area were so happy to see the Putter’s Restaurant open all summer. Tyco served up some great meals. There were special theme nights and Roughrider game nights sometimes with live entertainment. There appears to have been an increase in golfers on the course this summer, maybe because they could always have a drink, a snack or a meal following a round of golf! Thanks Tyco, Tyson & staff, we hope to see you here next summer!
The Toilet Seat Golf Tournament will be held on Sunday, Sept 11th at 1 PM. Everyone in the community as well as seasonal summer residents are welcome to join us. Sign up at the clubhouse. There will be a pot luck supper at the camp kitchen at Spilchen Meadows at 5PM. Everyone, even non-golfers are welcome to join us.
Community Association -
There has been some vandalism at Spilchen Meadows, with the disappearance of some of the shuffleboard discs and breakage of all the push poles. The discs have now been found but most of them are damaged. New equipment has to be ordered and a new system will be set in place for their use next summer.
The mast on the boat had to be removed this summer as it was sheared off. The Community Assoc. will be installing a new one this fall.
They also plan to finish installing the garden rails around the James Memorial area.
We are currently looking into the price of windows and a door for the camp kitchen.
The Annual Christmas Dinner has been booked for November 26th at the Park Rec Hall with the 3G Friends catering again.
Hamlet Board - It is with regret that the Board accepted Don Thompson’s resignation and we thank him for all the work he did on behalf of the residents of SGA. Some road repairs have been done this summer and there are still more to do. One light standard will be installed on the transfer road at this time. We are currently working towards the Annual General Meeting that has been set for Saturday, Sept. 18, 2016 at 2:30 p.m. at the Golf Couse Club House.
THE CANORA BEACH LANDFILL IS NOW CLOSED.
ALL LARGE GARBAGE CAN BE TAKEN TO THE NEW RM TRANSFER SIGHT
OPEN WEDNESDAY, SATURDAY, AND SUNDAY FROM 9:00 AM TO 3:00 PM
$10.00 PER LOAD, GRASS AND LEAVES FREE.
The Good Spirit Market had a busy summer, which made Fern & her capable staff so Happy! They have started the fall hours, which are Sunday to Thursday 9 AM to 6 PM & Friday & Saturdays 9 AM to 7 PM.
We have a couple of new home owners in Good Spirit Acres. Wayne Duchnitsky sold his home to Connie Argue. Connie has enjoyed her summers here for years, & hopes to spend more time here.
Also, Ron Merriman sold his home to the young family of Wes & Tamsen Dierker.
I hope that both these new “residents” enjoy many years at Good Spirit Acres!
After 15 years of writing this newsletter, I have decided to retire and let someone else do the job. The Hamlet Council & Community Association would like to hear from any volunteers.
Thanks! Carol
Before you criticize someone, you should walk a mile in their shoes.
That way, when you criticize them, you’re a mile away and you have their shoes.
