14th Annual Schoodic Scramble Set for September 17 and 18



Edith Dixon and Alan Goldstein invite golfers to participate in the 14th Annual Schoodic Scramble, scheduled for September 17 and 18.

This fun-filled golf tournament will be played at two beautiful coastal courses, Grindstone Neck in Winter Harbor and Blink Bonnie in Sorrento. The charity tournament is co-sponsored by Dixon and Goldstein, with proceeds benefiting the Eleanor Widener Dixon Memorial Clinic in Gouldsboro. This outpatient clinic of Maine Coast Memorial Hospital provides a vast array of medical services to the Downeast Community and to the residents and guests of the Schoodic Peninsula.

Last year the Clinic provided healthcare services to 3,603 patients. Through the Clinic’s fundraising activities, significant capital improvements are made possible and quality patient care advanced.

This year’s event promises all the great amenities golfers have come to expect, thanks to support from Cherryfield Foods, Fisherman’s Inn Restaurant’s Carl Johnston, Garbo Lobster, Grindstone Association, Kelco Industries, Merrill Furniture, Morrison Chevrolet, Rooster Brother and Stanley Scooters.

The entry fee is $85 per golfer ($77 tax deductible) or $340 for a team of four. This 2-day tournament offers $3,000 in prize money and giveaways. Prizes will be awarded for Men’s A & B, Women’s and Couples categories. New this year golfers have the option to purchase mulligans for their team and to test their skills in the “pot o’ gold” contest.

For more information or to register, contact Maine Coast Memorial Hospital’s Public Relations Office at 664-5337 or online at www.mainehospital.org.

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