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2/14/2013 - South Side Leader
     

By Kathleen Folkerth

Photos: Krista Galloway

BATH — Amidst the snow-covered fields at Hale Farm and Village Feb. 2, some local golfers had the chance to hit the links for a good cause at the Wayne Homes Chili Open. The event is a fundraiser for the Akron Rotary Camp for Children With Special Needs, located in New Franklin.

During the event, the Hale Farm grounds were transformed into seven golf courses with nine holes each, with hole distances ranging from 65 to 125 yards. Golfers were challenged to drive shots across the frozen fields and putt balls laden with ice. A group of golfers during play are pictured at right middle top.

Shown at right top is a group of participants from Wayne Homes, Akron Tractor & Equipment and Whitey’s as they get warm by the fire during a break in play. Also participating were, pictured at right middle bottom, from left, Mark Ruf, of Copley; Pat McCausland, of the Portage Lakes area; Sam and Mike Rabe, of Akron; and Jeff Welch, of the Portage Lakes area.

Golfer Dr. Ray Mason, of Wooster, is pictured at right bottom as he takes a shot as snowflakes come down.

Following play, those who attended had the chance to warm up with chili donated by Whitey’s in Richfield.

— Kathleen Folkerth

     

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