Unit 160
Bulletin

UPCOMING UNIT EVENTS


Unit Board Meeting

September 14, 2023
Thursday, 7:00 PM
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LOCATION DATE TIME  SESSIONS    FLIGHTS  
September        
Columbia Bridge Club **            9/16/23   9:30 AM  1 Open/All
October        
Columbia Bridge Club **  10/21/23  9:30 AM 1 Open/All
Myrtle Beach Bridge Club ** 10/28/23 10:00 AM 1 Open/All
Myrtle Beach Bridge Club ** 10/28/23 2:00 PM 1 Open/A ll
November        
Columbia Bridge Club ** 11/18/23 9:30 AM 1 Open/All
December        
Columbia Bridge Club ** 12/09/23  9:30 AM 1 Open/All
Columbia Bridge Club ** 12/09/23  To Follow  1 Open/All
January        
Columbia Bridge Club ** 1/25/24 12:30 PM 1 Open/All
February
Columbia Bridge Club ** 2/17/24 9:30 AM 1 Open/All
         
March
         
April
         

   

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2022 UNIT RACES FINALS

 

Congratulations to the 2022 Unit Winners

 

    Helen Shanbrom Mini-McKenney    
    Ace of Clubs              
                   
Level   Player Location Points Player Location Points
                   
 0-5    Roger Henning                  Murrells Inlet 55.42     Pamela Wiley                      Jacksonboro 74.33
 5-20    Sarah Bannister Columbia 22.14     Jean Kohn Camden 25.92
 20-50    Susan Grabiak Isle of Palms 104.46     Susan Grabiak Isle of Palms 147.89
 50-100    Pat Klass Travelers Rest 106.91     Catherine Beemer Mount Pleasant 151.75
100-200    Chara Clark Columbia 103.85     Terri Smith Greenville 104.65
 200-300    Patti Suggs Columbia 94.68     Robert Beverley Indian Land 134.47
 300-500    Ron Cowen Greenville  143.81     Eileen Evans Mount Pleasant 170.52
 500-1000    LaVon McNaughton Mount Pleasant  160.06     LaVon McNaughton   Mount Pleasant  170.15
 1000-1500    Charles Anderegg Jr. Mount Pleasant 167.83     Charles Anderegg Jr. Mount Pleasant 325.45
 1500-2500    Alberta Mitchum Folly Beach 204.65     Kathryn Kimmerling   Blythewood 477.27
 2500-3500    Mary Townhill Lexington 147.16     Mary Townhill Lexington 226.26
 3500-5000    Lindsey Butler Mount Pleasant 117.16     Nancy Russell Charleston 213.46
 5000-7500    Derrick Niederman Charleston 309.28     Richard Smith Spartanburg 317.74
 7500-10000    Paul Wright Jr. Mount Pleasant 359.96     Paul Wright Jr. Mount Pleasant     504.13
  Over 10000     Tom Rutledge Charleston      649.03     John Kranyak Greenville       1,513.47

 

UNIT 160 CHARITY


This past December, Unit 160 made donations to the following:

 

Each December on National Wreaths Across America Day, the mission to Remember, Honor and Teach is carried out by coordinating wreath-laying ceremonies at Arlington National Cemetery, as well as at more than 1,600 additional locations in all 50 U.S. states, at sea and abroad.

From the Revolutionary War to present day conflicts, our veterans are devoted sons and daughters, fathers and mothers, sisters and brothers. They come from all backgrounds in life to place those lives on the line for our freedoms. There are millions of individual stories to tell. Get to know them by viewing the 4,760 recent posts made by our supporters or sponsor a wreath in honor of or in memory of an American hero.  The Unit make a donation of $300.00 to Weaths Across America which purchased 30 wreaths to be laid at Fort Jackson, in Columbia.  For more information visit www.WreathsAcrossAmerica.org

 

In honor of World AIDS Day on December 1st, Unit 160, District 7, and members of the Columbia Bridge Club made a donation of $1,734 to Palmetto AIDS Life Support Services.  PALSS (www.palss.org) is a charity organization located in Columbia whose mission is to help South Carolinians fight the war against AIDS. To read the Thank-you note, click on the PALSS logo to the left.

PALSS offers free services to individuals who have been diagnosed with HIV/AIDS, are at risk of contracting HIV, and also works with their families and caregivers.  In addition to testing and education, they also sponsor a women's support group, a men's clinic, a women's health council, and offer housing support, and run a food pantry.