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BAC Ontario Chapter golfs to support baking student scholarships

June 21, 2022
By Bakers Journal

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Beeton, Ont. –  The Ontario Chapter of the Baking Association of Canada had a great turnout for its annual golf tournament to raise funds to support scholarships for students in baking and pastry programs.

Nearly 150 members hit the links at The Club at Bond Head near Beeton, Ont., about an hour north of Toronto.

A barbecue lunch started off the day, with hotdog and hamburger buns courtesy Breadsource.

Mother Nature and a picturesque course of wooded areas and open vistas co-operated so well by providing a sunny day that a very sociable 18 holes took a little longer than usual!

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After the golf, members sat down to a delicious dinner with dinner rolls supplied by Backerhaus and desserts supplied by Baker Street.

Chapter board member and organizer Gary Franklin welcomed the industry back to the annual fundraiser and presided over a raffle drawn by Ontario Chapter chair Kate Tomic that saw lucky winners walk away with a barbecue smoker, a mountain bike, a countertop mixer, an air fryer and other appealing prizes.

Peter Abbott and Erica Lupetto won longest drive in their respective categories.

BAC national board members Peter Jacobs and Tom Mattes encouraged members present to spread the word about the many benefits of joining the organization, which represents the interests of bakers in Canada. These include access to training through the American Baking Association and Bread Bakers Guild of America and free membership for baking and pastry students.

The Chapter raised a net profit of $19,200 towards student scholarships.

Sponsors for the day was Handtmann, Multivac and Packaging Machinery Concepts.

Enjoy this Facebook photo gallery of highlights!

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BAC Ontario Chapter golfs to support baking student scholarships

June 21, 2022
By Bakers Journal

Photo: Bakers Journal

Beeton, Ont. –  Despite less than ideal temperatures and occasional rain, the Ontario Chapter of the Baking Association of Canada had a great turnout for its annual golf tournament to raise funds to support scholarships for students in baking and pastry programs.

Dedicated BAC members hit the links at The Club at Bond Head near Beeton, Ont., about an hour north of Toronto.

A barbecue lunch started off the day, with hotdog and hamburger buns courtesy Breadsource.

Golfers enjoyed the chance to socialize and enjoy the picturesque course of wooded areas and open vistas despite the fact Mother Nature turned on her sprinkler system from time to time. Fortunately the heavier rain held off until players were inside enjoying dinner.

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After the golf, members sat down to a delicious dinner with dinner rolls supplied by Ireks and desserts supplied by Gala Bakery and Baker Street.

Chapter board member and golf tournament organizer Gary Franklin welcomed the industry back to the annual fundraiser.

National board member Derek Mantha reported that national membership is up by approximately 30 per cent, a great achievement. Mantha highlighted BAC activities, welcomed the newest board members including Denise Lee, director of food and nutrition policy, and shared details of a successful Bakery Showcase organized through Annex Business Media. He encouraged members present to spread the word about the many benefits of joining the organization, which represents the interests of bakers in Canada.

Franklin presided over a raffle that saw lucky winners walk away with a barbecue, a mountain bike, a countertop mixer, an air fryer, gift cards and other appealing prizes.

Funds raised through the event will fund scholarships for baking and pastry students.

Franklin thanked Gold sponsors Aromatics & Flavours, Barentz, Caldic and Multivac, and Silver sponsors Malabar Ingredients and Packaging Machinery Concepts for supporting the important event that helps sustain the future of professional baking.

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BAC Ontario Chapter golfs to support baking student scholarships

June 21, 2022
By Bakers Journal

Photo: Bakers Journal

Beeton, Ont. –  The Ontario Chapter of the Baking Association of Canada had a great turnout for its annual golf tournament to raise funds to support scholarships for students in baking and pastry programs.

Nearly 150 members hit the links at The Club at Bond Head near Beeton, Ont., about an hour north of Toronto.

A barbecue lunch started off the day, with hotdog and hamburger buns courtesy Breadsource.

Mother Nature and a picturesque course of wooded areas and open vistas co-operated so well by providing a sunny day that a very sociable 18 holes took a little longer than usual!

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After the golf, members sat down to a delicious dinner with dinner rolls supplied by Backerhaus and desserts supplied by Baker Street.

Chapter board member and organizer Gary Franklin welcomed the industry back to the annual fundraiser and presided over a raffle drawn by Ontario Chapter chair Kate Tomic that saw lucky winners walk away with a barbecue smoker, a mountain bike, a countertop mixer, an air fryer and other appealing prizes.

Peter Abbott and Erica Lupetto won longest drive in their respective categories.

BAC national board members Peter Jacobs and Tom Mattes encouraged members present to spread the word about the many benefits of joining the organization, which represents the interests of bakers in Canada. These include access to training through the American Baking Association and Bread Bakers Guild of America and free membership for baking and pastry students.

The Chapter raised a net profit of $19,200 towards student scholarships.

Sponsors for the day was Handtmann, Multivac and Packaging Machinery Concepts.

Enjoy this Facebook photo gallery of highlights!

The BAC’s B.C., Southern Alberta and Atlantic Chapters all are hosting golf tournaments. | READ MORE


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