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Agawam Municipal Golf Course
- Agawam Town
Groups head out for 18-hole rounds on a course designed through dense forest with rolling hills
Centennial Golf Club
- Carmel Hamlet
27-hole championship course leads golfers across a multitude of landscapes as they make their way over hilly fairways with lush greenery
Jim Fenner Golf Professional
- Auburn
Seasoned golf ace Jim Fenner harnesses video swing analysis to address client-specific needs in lessons
Skyline Country Club
- Lanesborough
18-hole, 6,075-yard golf course is surrounded by lake and mountain views and challenges golfers with tight greens and elevation changes
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Along with providing classy urbanites with a pastoral setting of forested hills, treacherous water traps, and the scenic Moosup River, the Foster Country Club offers a full 18-hole, par 72 course for your golf-cart-rampaging pleasure. Players of all skill levels can get in on the action, but every golfer should beware of the approach to the elevated green on hole 6, the double dogleg on hole 12, and the resident troll beneath the covered bridge.
When Arnold Palmer's architectural firm set out to design the 18-hole course at Gillette Ridge Golf Club, it incorporated a long, wooded layout that would showcase the 19th-century politician and reformer Francis Gillette's original homestead. Today, the course continues to showcase its beautifully crafted layout that has maintained the elegance of a bygone era while opting to share its charming characteristics with the public. Gillette Ridge welcomes all golfers to take on the blistering 7,191-yard tract that integrates groves of mature trees, placid water hazards, and white-sand bunkers that surround contoured greens.
Much of the course's difficulty comes from its length, as demonstrated on the par 5 seventh and 12th holes, which stretch 612 yards and 607 yards from the tips, respectively. Both holes make it nearly impossible to reach the green in two, though for different reasons: the seventh green prevents run-ups with a front side stream, whereas the 12th hole has an early dogleg right that demands more conservative tee shots and golf carts that are pro-environment. The course's premium on distance continues right through the finishing hole, a par 4, 478-yard straightaway that splits two fairway bunkers and forces players to carry the green's front side pond on their approach shot or hope that a friendly frog will lend a lily pad for safe passage. Three practice putting greens, two practice bunkers, and an all-grass driving range provide ample space for golfers to stretch their swings before rounds.
After rounds, players can unwind in Gillette Ridge's 6,000-square-foot clubhouse, where the course restaurant serves up sandwiches such as the philly cheesesteak and chicken-salad sliders, and starters such as Maryland crab cakes and quesadillas—the late Mrs. Gillette's specialty that has carried on since the 19th century.
Course at a Glance:
18-hole, par 72 course
Total length of 7,191 yards from the back tees
Course rating of 74.8 from the back tees
Course slope of 135 from the back tees
Four sets of tees per hole
The nine-hole course at Copper Hill Golf Club is designed to welcome beginners while still challenging advanced golfers, an egalitarian approach that earned it the 2012 Walter Lowell Award for Public Service from the Connecticut Section PGA. Having founded the Golf Academy in 1994 and taken full control of the club in 2010, two-decade PGA pro Paul Banks runs the outfit as a welcoming environment where golfers can both enjoy the game and improve. In line with its emphasis on introducing the game to new players, Copper Hill hosts an extensive youth program, training up duffers as young as 5. Its extensive practice area comprises a 3,500-square-foot pitching and chipping green along with a four-tier driving range, where up to 32 club swingers can hone drives, approaches, and putter-juggling acts on grass tees.
Course at a Glance:
- Nine-hole, par 36 course
- Total length of 3,039 yards from the back tees
- Four sets of tees per hole
- Scorecard
Banner Country Club's 18-hole public course rolls across 6,015 yards of Connecticut countryside, challenging golfers of all stripes with diverse, player-friendly terrain. The course's emerald corridors roam through a combination of open pastures and tree-lined areas, letting golfers unsheathe muscular drivers on forgiving holes before forcing them to whisper words of confidence to timid long irons when aiming through arboreal alleys. The picturesque par 72 invites aces to hunt birdies across its relatively short layout, while offering a training ground for club-toting cadets still trying to perfect their swing or wield modified canes as golf clubs.
Course at a Glance:
18-hole, par 72 course
Length of 6,015 yards
Course rating of 68.9
Slope rating of 118
Rolling hills, towering pine trees, and burbling streams convene on Shaker Farms Country Club's 18-hole course as it gently rises and falls across 6,285 yards of bucolic terrain. Golfers must be mindful of a tranquil creek that runs in a wishbone pattern throughout the course, as its rippling waters—which come into play on eight holes—are often camouflaged by grassy banks and waterfowl that snack on errant golf balls. The distinct farmland layout conjures a sense of rustic antiquity, a characteristic furthered by the presence of a dilapidated farmhouse on the par 4 second hole. Clubbers hoping to gain control over runaway swings can warm up at the driving range or tap their spikes together three times to summon seasoned ace Keith Ornelas, who roams the club's verdant hillsides on a never-ending quest to vanquish mulligans once and for all. Alongside its verdant golf course, Shaker Farms boasts tennis courts and a versatile array of dining options.
Course at a Glance:
18-hole, par-72 course
Length of 6,285 yards from the farthest tees
Course rating of 69.4 from the farthest tees
Slope rating of 119 from the farthest tees
Four tee options
Link to scorecard
Twin Lakes Golf Course is set on grounds that have been walked by golfers for more than 50 years, but enjoy the modern touches of a recent revamping. New tee boxes reside atop the professionally manicured greens that carpet the 10-acre course. Its renovated clubhouse offers guests the supplies they need for gameplay, including clubs and pull carts. After a round, players can return to the clubhouse where pizza bubbles in a wood-burning oven and cool beverages flow freely from taps.


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It is oppression when government officials dismantle an occupation site on public land. We reserve the right to assemble in order exercise free speech. Furthermore, it is particularly menacing to takeover occupations by force under the cover of night.
It is oppression when mass arrests are made and no charges are filed. It is obvious that no crime is being committed and that your actions only intend to intimidate and cause harm to our community.
It is oppression when government officials ask the media to leave before dismantling an occupation site. Cameras are a peaceful method for documenting your aggression and protecting our community.
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Fortunately for us, when one occupation is destroyed, several new occupations are born.
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THE DALE NEWS VOL. 1 FRIDAY, MAY 27, 1938 NO. 20 Last Free Issue Of The Dale News This being our last free issue of the Dale News, we hope you have enjoyed these twenty issues and if you don't subscribe now, we hope we have won your confidence in us and that sometime later you will see fit to have this paper to again enter your home. If you have any news from time to time we will appreciate having it. Our subscription rate will continue at 50c a year. BOY SCOUT NEWS By Richard Carroll The Dale Boy Scouts had no meeting oo Monday due to the Court of Honor which was held at Rockport. Four boys accompanied by Scoutmaster O. V. Brown were present. They received the following merit badges: Raymond Schum Carpentry Billy Sprinkle Carpentry and Gardening Roy Brown Stamp Collecting and Art Richard Carroll Stamp Collecting and Art Teacher Resigns G. E. Tennis, that was appointed as teacher of vocational agriculture in the local high school, presented his resignation to George W. Patmore, trustee, Wednesday evening to accept another school in the northern part of the state. BUY A POPPY SATURDAY Don't forget the memorial service that will be conducted at the Dale cemetery, Monday morning, May 30, at 9:30. The American Legion of Harmeyer Post, No. 343, will conduct the military service and Rev. James T. McClary will be the speaker. Wind and rain did much damage to Dale and it vicinity this past week. Many roofs were blown off by the wind and trees were uprooted. The large Coca-Cola sign, just south of town, was blown down Monday evening. Celebrating the birthdays of Mrs. May Kokomoor and Mrs. June Scott, a six o'clock dinner was served at the home of the latter, Sunday evening. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Delmer Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Russel Medcalf, Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Kkokomoor and Mr. and Mrs. Ford Scott of here; Mr. and Mrs. John I. Bumm and Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Qualls of Evansville. Church News UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH REV. JAMES T. McCLARY. MINISTER Unified worship service at 9 a.m. A. J. Brown, Sunday School Superintendent Evening worship service at 7:30. A social will be held at the Church Tuesday evening, May 31, for the entire Church and anyone not attending Church elsewhere. Everyone come and make this a real get-to-gether time. Prayer Meeting at Dale Wednesday at 7:30 Christian Endeavor, Friday 7:30 p. m. Morning worship at Lincoln City at 10:30. METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH REV. W. A. SKELTON. MINISTER Church School at 9:15. A. J. Wedeking, superintendent. Morning Worship at 10:05. There will be no evening service this Sunday. Prayer meeting Thursday evening at 7:30 The missionary society will meet Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Wesley Schroer with Mrs. Taylor Wright as assistant hostess. "Let us go into the house of the Lord". OUR INVITATION To all who mourn and need comfort, to all who are weary and need rest; to all who are friendless and lonely and need friends and companionship, to all who pray and to all who do not, but ought: to all who have sinned and need the Saviour's pardon; to all who will accept the invitation this Church opens wide its doors and in the name of Jesus bids you "WELCOME". "Keep Sunday for the great things of the soul". PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH REV. RALPIH COLTON, MINISTER Sunday School at 9 a. in. A. L. Medcalf Superintendent. Preaching alter Sunday School. Dr. C. W. Schwartz, 87, oldest physician of Huntingburg, died Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock. He operated a drug store from 1883 to 1937, selling last year to an Evansville firm. He served two years as mayor of Huntingburg being one of the very few mayors elected on the republican ticket. A. J. Wedeking Honored By Ass'n Albert J. Wedeking was elected vice-president of the Indiana Bankers' association at French Lick as it closed its forty-second annual Convention Thursday. Robert H. Myers of Muncie was elected president and E. Marion Lutz of Indianapolis, treasurer. This organization is doing some mighty fine work and each year they come together in a meeting to discuss how to make the banking system in Indiana better. Poppy day will be observed in Dale, Saturday, May 28, with the American Legion Auxiliary in charge. By a poppy and help worthy cause. A group meeting of the Hoosier Pals 4-H Clubs, will be held at the Dale High School on Friday night, May 27, at 7:30 with E. H. Loehr as speaker. The 4-H Club baking girls met the second time at their leaders home, May 26. First, we had a short meeting and then Rita Koenig demonstrated the baking of drop cookies. Mary Lou Linhardt News Reporter BUY A POPPY SATURDAY Don't forget the memorial service, sponsored by the American Legion and Auxiliary that will be held at the Holland Gymnasium, Sunday evening, at 7:30 with Rev. W. A. Skelton of Dale M. E. Church as speaker. Mr. and Mrs. Amos Meyer and children Joan, June Ann and Buddy, Mr. and Mrs. Emil Henke and sons, Howard and Harold, and Nolan Lauderdale of Holland were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Linhardt. Those that taken dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wertman Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. George Englebrecht and family Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Englebrecht of Lamar; Mr. and Mrs. Eli Miesener, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Sattler, and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wertman of Huntingburg, Rev. and Mrs. James T. McClary and son Leon of here. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Link of Huntingburg visited in the afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cooper and family and James Cooper, spent the week end with Fprrest Cooper adn family at Lexington, Ky.
Object Description
Title | The Dale News, vol. 1, no. 20, May 27, 1938 |
Editor | Stork, August |
Subject | Dale (Ind.) -- History |
Original Date | 1938-05-27 |
Geographic Location | United States -- Indiana -- Spencer -- Dale |
Volume | 1 |
Issue | 20 |
Identifier | index.cpd |
Digital Date | 2013-02-22 |
Collection | The Dale News |
Repository | Indiana State Library |
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kian wrote:Are you using a fish eye lens on some of those shots, they are very nice.
Oliver & Henry's Mum wrote:Toy looks so happy in the 2nd photograph! That is a smiling, happy face if there ever was one.
Since you are clearly interested in Photography, we have a thread specifically for that in our "Off-Topic" section. Obviously all the pictures in there are of various things, not just our beloved dogs.
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We'd love to know more about you. I've been presuming that the person behind the lens is not the handsome fellow we've seen in the pictures. As much as we love our dogs, we love to know about their humans as well.
For example, I'm Deborah, recently turned 50 , with two human boys, one nearly 16 and the other just turned 20. We live in a small City in Southwestern Ontario, and of course have two Cavalier King Charles Spaniels, Oliver and Henry.
Your pictures of Toy (and Toffee) are so good, and you clearly love Toy so much. It's nice to meet the human behind the dog.
Oliver & Henry's Mum wrote:Al, it is lovely to meet you! Clearly you love Toy, (and who couldn't?!), with all your heart. Nirit is a lucky girl to have you.
We're so glad you joined our community of dog lovers. How did you ever manage to take that photo of both Toy and Toffee kissing you from underneath? I love that picture. ♥ Mind you, I'm a soft touch for any pictures of dogs' tongues. Who doesn't love a good tongue shot?
I am really impressed with your photography. I could watch that video over and over. I suspect with your talent, you are the "Resident Photographer" at family functions. One of my brothers, of which I have 4, is a photographer of mostly Equine events and travels the world covering them, including the Olympics in Beijing.
Thank you for being so forthcoming. Do you mind if we call you Al henceforth? Please call me Deborah or Deb (never Debbie!), and welcome again.
kian wrote:Deb the man behind the pictures is a handsome guy! I loved the video, you are very good & very fast to keep up with those two. It's nice to know more about you and the story behind Toy and Toffee.
I loved the slow motion shots, that is so pretty.
Is that your girlfriend in the quick candid shots?
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VOLTA NY -- March 7-10, 2013 -- NEW SOHO LOCATION VOLTA NY 2013 An invitational solo project fair for contemporary art. Thur, March 7 Sun, March 10, 2013 NEW LOCATION 82MERCER New York, NY 10013 With mutual acknowledged VIP access and shared shuttles with The Armory Show About VOLTA NY VOLTA NY is an invitational show of emerging solo artists projects and the American incarnation of the successful young fair founded in Basel in 2005. VOLTA NY was conceived in 2008 by Artistic Director Amanda Coulson as a tightly-focused, boutique event that is a place for discovery, a showcase for relevant art contemporary positions regardless of the artist's or gallerys age. By refocusing on artists through solo projects, VOLTA NY promotes a deep exploration of the work of its selected participants and offers the opportunity for discoveries beyond those afforded by a traditional art fair. In 2013 the invitational fair inaugurates its new location 82MERCER in SoHo, by showcasing 95 international galleries, spanning 6 continents and spotlighting artists from 38 nations. A platform for challenging, often complementary, sometimes competing ideas about contemporary art, the strictly solo format is what gives the New York fair its unique character. Congratulations on a successful edition of VOLTA NY with 22.000 visitors! It was a fruitful stay in New York and now I am back at the gallery with plenty of energy and positive vibes! Galerie Fortlaan 17, Ghent (returning exhibitor)
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10-4A BOYS BASKETBALL: Pirates top Terrell to set up showdown for fourth
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On a night when the battle between the top two teams in 10-4A earned much of the attention, Poteet and North Forney were each focused on their respective tasks at hand.
The two teams entered Tuesday tied for the fourth and final playoff spot, and with a head-to-head match-up looming on Friday, neither could afford a hiccup.
The Pirates (6-4) and Falcons can now look ahead, as each took care of business on Tuesday to set up a clash for fourth place on Friday at Poteet High School.
Poteet used a dominant stretch during the middle of the game to pull away from Terrell in a 59-43 victory. The Pirates were a little sluggish from the start, but got going with a 15-3 run to take control.
They would go on to outscore the Tigers 39-14 in the second and third quarters and that allowed them to coast to the end.
Raffaele Gaines had 12 points, Dimitrious Evans scored 11 and Chris Murphy added 10 for Poteet.
Although no team has officially clinched a postseason spot, Carrollton Creekview and Forney were officially eliminated, leaving five spots for four teams.
Newman Smith has a two-game lead for first place and will clinch a playoff spot on Friday if it can win a tough game at Highland Park.
West Mesquite will try to rebound on that same night against Forney.
The Wranglers and Pirates will then meet for the second time this season on Tuesday at West Mesquite.
Just three days after suffering tough losses, both West Mesquite and Poteet picked up key wins on Friday in 10-4A play.
The Wranglers downed Highland Park, 61-52.
The Wranglers took it to the Scots from the opening tip, doubling them up, 18-9, in the opening quarter and then using a 13-5 run to take a commanding 33-14 lead at halftime.
Highland Park, who slipped back into third place with the loss, made a small run in the fourth quarter but it was not enough.
Poteet, meanwhile, moved back into a tie for the fourth and final playoff berth with a 52-45 victory over Carrollton Creekview on Friday.
The Pirates held the Mustangs to just six points in the opening quarter and had a 34-24 lead through three periods. Murphy had 19 points and Raffaele Gaines added 12 for Poteet. Alex Rincon had 17 points to lead Creekview, which saw its playoff hopes take a big hit as it fell to 3-6.
Carrollton Newman Smith 9-1 19-9
West Mesquite 7-3 19-9
Highland Park 7-3 21-8
North Forney 6-4 18-7
Poteet 6-4 11-15
Carrollton Creekview 3-7 11-17
Forney 2-8 8-20
Terrell 0-10 3-27
Tuesday's Results
Carrollton Newman Smith 74, West Mesquite 70
Poteet 59, Terrell 43
Highland Park 53, Carrollton Creekview 50
North Forney 54, Forney 47
Friday's Results
West Mesquite 61, Highland Park 52
Poteet 52, Carrollton Creekview 45
Carrollton Newman Smith 70, North Forney 54
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