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The Crazy Loon enjoys interacting with
the
community, and is involved in many local
events.
One recent event was the Chili Golf
Open,
an event which is featured in this
article from
The-Bee, featured at
right.
Other Current Events:
The
Crazy Loon recently donated head lamps
for
hands-free care to the rescue
squad.
The-Bee, staff photo These jumpers,
including Gary Dorzweiler
representing The
Crazy Loon (far left),
braved the frigid
waters of Long Lake
for the 2006 Polar Bear
Plunge, a charity
event which annually raises
funds
for Big Brothers Big Sisters.
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June 27,
2006
Ron,
Shannon and I would
just like to thank you once again for
accommodating us last Friday. I really
appreciate you coming in early to get us out on
the water. We got back to the take out point at
Nine Mile at about 7:30. It was a long day but
what a nice trip. The kayak was in great shape
as was the rest of the equipment you rented us.
We had a wonderful trip on the Flambeau and we
are definitely planning on making a return trip.
Shannon caught her first Muskie on this trip and
we saw quite a few more. She actually lost a mid
30’s inch fish at the boat… what a
fight.
Thanks again
Ron.
Sincerely,
Fred
and Shannon Anderson
P.S. Here’s a pic of
Shannon’s muskie.
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| Events, Donations, Sponsorships, &
Testimonials
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The Crazy Loon sponsors hole at
"Chili" Golf Open
Mid-winter fun
event Feb. 4 raised funds for Flambeau
Hospice
Cathy Peterson
THE-BEE
Thursday, February 16th, 2006 09:30:26
AM
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Submitted Photo
The Crazy Loon
sponsored a hole at the annual Flambeau Hospice
Chili Golf Open on Long Lake. Pictured
third from the left, The Crazy Loon's co-owner,
Chris Kendziera, is ready to participate in the
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| Favorable weather, plenty of
participants, helpful volunteers and super
community support all contributed to the success
of the "Chili" Golf Open on Feb. 4. The event,
held on Long Lake in front of Harbor View Pub
and Eatery, is the annual fund-raiser for its
sponsor, Flambeau Hospice.
More than 80 golfers participated in the
tournament, playing on the 9-hole, par 3 course
laid out on the lake. The contest for the most
outrageous costume was won by a team calling
themselves "The Outrageous Superheroes."
Sherrie Kandutsch and Lynda Bolton were the
respective first and second place individual
women's low score winners. Men's individual low
score winners were Dave Nicolaus, first place;
Bink Collins, second place; Scott Woldt, third
place; and Trent Ballerstein, fourth place.
Cindy Meyer had the individual high score for
the women, and Dan Meives had the men's
individual high scores.
The top corporate team winners were
Northwoods Community Credit Union, who took
first place and received the "Chili" Golf Open
traveling trophy. Superior Automation earned
second place, and PD Products placed third.
There were 22 entries in the chili cook-off
contest, and the official chili tasters included
Kevin Klein, Tim Popp, Clarence Lacina, Jim
Braun, Pete Hahn, Don Koerner, Diane
Gryskiewicz, Mayor Joe Boho, state Assembly Rep.
Mary Williams, state Sen. Russ Decker and
Channel 9 meteorologist Justin Lowe.
Rosie Meives took first place in the
individual category of the chili cook-off. In
the chefs representing a business category,
there was a first place tie between Kathy Hrad
of A&W Restaurant and Phyllis TePaske
representing Big Bear Lodge.
Winners of the top raffle prizes included
Terry Davies, Cuddeback DeerCam; Jane Farkas,
two night stay at The Waters of Minocqua; Dan
Stangl, two tickets to a 2006 pre-season Green
Bay Packers game; Duane Grube, Green Bay Packer
football; Justin Lowe, Milwaukee Brewers
tickets; and Frank Dusek, Milwaukee Bucks
tickets.
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