Sturgeon Point Golf Club’s New Site and Health & Fitness Event Sunday

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Check out Sturgeon Point Golf Club’s new and improved website.

www.sturgeonpointgolf.com

Thanks to Christa LeCraw for the fresh new look and James Wisener for his IT assistance with the migration.

This Sunday, January 15th the Sturgeon Point Golf Club will be at the Fenelon Falls Curling Club from noon to 5 p.m. for a special Health & Fitness event. Drop by and pay them a visit! New Memberships will be available at a 1-day special offer. All exhibits have a focus on health and fitness for all ages; perfectly timed to help you stay on track with your New Year’s Resolutions!

Check out SPGC’s January 2017 News Flash for more information.

Shinny Superstars

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Thanks to all that participated in the annual Sturgeon Point Shinny event this past holiday season.

Here are the Shinny Superstars:

Thanks again to Larry Thomas for organizing this fun event!

2017 Sturgeon Point Shinny

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Frog playing hockeySeason’s greetings to one and all!

It’s that time of year once again to get your skates sharpened, sticks taped, helmets at the ready and start thinking about hitting the ice over the holidays!

Larry Thomas has been kind enough to make the arrangements and wants to make sure everyone gets a head start on planning for the Christmas holidays, most importantly, getting the Sturgeon Point Shinny into your respective calendars:)

The ice has been booked once again at the Fenelon Falls Arena, we are scheduled for the following days & times:

December 27: 3-5PM

December 28: 3-5PM

December 29: 3:30-5:30PM

Daily contribution remains the same: $20 / family & $10 / single

The Passing of Michael Sefton

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Michael Sefton was born 16 August 1949 in Hamilton and died in Lindsay on 1 Dec. 2016. He was predeceased by his parents Larry Sefton and Elaine Melhuish Sefton. Friends will remember him as a gardener, a golfer, a voracious reader and a raconteur, for his gentle nature, his disinterest in clothes, his individualism and his insights.

Michael lived the last years of his life in Fenelon Falls. It was close to Sturgeon Point, where the Sefton and Levinson families started cottaging together when he was a young child. His parents eventually bought their own cottage in 1967, which he loved and eventually he co-owned it with his lifelong friend, Wendy Levinson.

He leaves his sister Laurel Sefton MacDowell, his niece Jen, his nephews Lawrence and Stephen and his friend Merle Therien and will be missed by all of them. The family is thankful to the staff at the Ross Memorial hospital who took good care of him in the Palliative Care Centre.