Golfers Take Aim on New Greens

November 8, 2004

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Golfers Take Aim on New Greens

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This years 8th Annual SupplySide West Golf Classic, sponsored by Pharmachem Laboratories, saw more than 250 golfers playing on the Sun Mountain and Snow Mountain courses at the Las Vegas Paiute Golf Resort, the first time the tournament has been played at this resort. This is a fantastic tournament the best in the industry, said Dick Beitel, Pharmachems vice president of sales. The tournament had great course selection and first class food. We look forward to this event every year, as it is one of the best for our company and customers.

Over a luncheon at the clubhouse that featured hamburgers, chicken, salads and dessert, Beitel helped draw for raffle prizes that included Ping drivers, golf shoes, Paiute course shirts and a putter. Dave Anderson, purchasing director with Natures Way, noted during lunch that the beautiful course and business opportunities at the tournament were a draw. The great networking was one of the main reasons I golfed, he said.

Following the raffle, awards were given individually for each course. In third place on the Sun Mountain course, with a score of 61, were Aaron Blunk, Edward Fredericks, Troy Linton and Greg St. Clair, all from Arizona Nutritional Supplements. In second place, with a score of 59, were Bill Van Dyke, B&D Nutritional Ingredients; Paul Schirmer, Geneva Health; Sue Lampley, VitaTech;

and Randy Weaver, Natural Alternatives. And, in first place, with a score of 56, were Ned Becker, Nutritional Labs; Blake Christensen, Natures Sunshine; Gary Takagi, Excel; and Pharmachems Beitel.

Also on the Sun Mountain course, honors went to Amy Cone, Kemin Foods, for Ladies Closest to the Pin, and to Craig Larsen, AmeriFit Nutrition, for Mens Closest to the Pin. Jeri Harms, Sumitomo Chemical, won Ladies Longest Drive, while Christensen from Natures Sunshine took home the trophy for the Mens Longest Drive.

In third place on the Snow Mountain Course, with a score of 60, were David Khang, Platinum Naturals; Lloyd Scott, Trout Lake Farm; Rob Shaw, Healtheries of New Zealand; and Terry Temp, SCOLR Pharma. In second place, with a score of 59, were Suk Cho, Melaleuca; Jeff Henderson, Pharmanex; and Regan Miles and David Menlove, Unigen Pharmaceuticals. In first place, with a score of 58, were Billie Tessendorf, Stauber Performance Ingredients; Dave Barnes and Dave Heusgen, Reliv International; and Robert Veghte, Roxlor.

As for individual prizes on the Snow Mountain course, Dwight Gorham, Accucaps Industries, had the Mens Longest Drive, while Staubers Tessendorf shot the Ladies Longest Drive. Theresa Callegari, Leiner Health, won Ladies Closest to the Pin, while Peter Huai, Pharmore Ingredients, won the Mens Closest to the Pin.

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