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Clouds, mist and cold winds failed to stop more than 150 golfers at the 2007 Tee Up for Hospice Golf Tournament Aug. 20 at Chisago Lakes Golf Course in Lindstrom from raising funds for Fairview Lakes HomeCaring & Hospice. Proceeds of the annual golf benefit help support hospice services and Camp Triumph, a weekend camp for grieving children. The event has raised nearly $190,000 for hospice services over the past 19 years.

This year's tournament sponsors were: Fairview Lakes Health Services, University of Minnesota Physicians Radiation Therapy Center, Honeywell, Kraus-Anderson, The River Bank, Thrivent, Plastic Products Co., Inc., Unity Bank East and Zinpro.

Hole sponsors were: Point Pleasant Heights, Advance Concrete and Masonry, Wyoming Drug/Rolseth Drug/Lindstrom Snyders, Grandstrand Funeral Homes, First State Bank of Wyoming, Patriot Bank MN and Security State Bank of Marine.

Winning trophies

this year were:

Men's Division (front nine)

First place, 6 under with six birdies, Todd George, Pat Eichten, Terry Kopp, Mike Gray and Paul Gibson;

Second place at 6 under (after a tie breaker) Dan Anderson, Dave Dobosenski, Dave Milbrandt, Dave Tosteson and Kevin Ronneberg;

Women's Division (back nine)

First place: Ellen Wilcox, Diane Faith, Sue Nielsen, Jenn Barrie and Kathy Pharmer;

Second place, one over, Julie Gilbert, Toni Trapp, Robin Schelbach, Joey Schelbach and Heidi Chilson.

Mixed Men's and Women's Division (back nine)

First place, seven under, Bea and Myron Zaruba, Tim Zaruba, Mark Zaruba and Michelle Gillespie;

Second place, five under, Cathy and Randy Diers, Sheryl and Greg Campbell and John Grandstrand.

No one scored a hole-in-one to win the pontoon boat and motor offered by Frankie's Live Bait and Marine or the 2007 Ford Explorer sponsored by Plastic Products, Inc. Winning the $250 in gas from Wally Carlson and Sons BP was Terry Kopp; Chris DiLaura won a $250 savings bond from Lake Area Bank.

Hole contest winners

Women's and Mixed teams

Closest to the line on No. 10: Ellen Wilcox

Shortest drive on No.11: Sharon Berg

Longest drive women on No. 12: Pat Moe

Closest second shot on No.13: Marlene Kundert

Closest to Pin on No. 14: Dan Courteau

Longest putt on No. 15: Jim McGurk

Closest to pin on No. 16: Mark Zaruba

Bull's eye on No. 17: Diane Johnson

Longest Drive (men) on No. 18: Tim Zaruba

Men's Teams

Longest drive in Fairway on No. 1: Jim Nelson

Longest drive in rough on No. 2: Mike Shaughnessy

Closest second shot on No. 3: Arnie Anderson

Shortest Drive on No. 4: Todd Herrick

Longest putt on No. 5: Rob Zemke

Closest to Pin on No. 6: Pat Eichten

Bullseye on No. 7: Frank Messin

Closest to pin on No. 8: Tim Lowinske

Drive closest to line on No. 9: Dave Anderson

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