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www.insideHALTON.com · OAKVILLE BEAVER Friday, July 20, 2012 · 20 In the Community Stoney Creek, Ontario ­Marz Homes announced today that the Golf for a Cure tournament was the most successful yet in its six years as title sponsor of the event. Held on Thursday, July 12 at the Beverly Golf and Country Club, the event resulted in Marz's total contribution of more than $185,000 since partnering with the Canadian Cancer Society. Participants in the tournament were treated to a gorgeous and sunny day and were in great spirits throughout the fundraiser. In addition to a silent auction that included great prizes, Marz Homes, in conjunction with Jones DeLaurier Insurance, awarded $25,000 for sinking a hole-in-one on any of the five par-three holes. In addition, golfers who shot closest to the pin on those holes were eligible for a $100,000 shoot-out. Long-running tournament participant J. Bruce Robinson was the sole winner of the $25,000 hole-in-one challenge, resulting in the first ever hole-in- Canadian Cancer Society's Golf for Cure Tournament an incredible success one since Marz's involvement. "We were proud and thrilled to see a regular supporter of this tournament win himself $25,000," says Dan Gabriele, Marz Homes Vice President. "It's also just so affirming to see a great number of people in the local community coming together to contribute. The tournament seems to gain more and more momentum every year." The Golf for a Cure tournament raises funds for cancer research and community programming in the Hamilton area. Since Marz Homes' involvement with this yearly event, as well as their sponsorship of the annual Great Ride & Stride, the company has raised more than $185,000 for the Canadian Cancer Society. "Marz Homes has been an integral and invaluable asset due to their sponsorship efforts over the past six years," says Dave Weber, Past President of the Canadian Cancer Society ­ Hamilton Unit. "We extend our most sincere appreciation to them once again. We also want to recognize and thank all of the participants who came out on a beautiful summer day to help raise money for the fight against cancer." About Marz Homes Over the past 50 years, Marz Homes has established itself as one of the top homebuilders in southern Ontario. The company exercises a strong social responsibility mandate, and has since 2006 has helped raise funds for The Canadian Cancer Society to raise awareness and funds for cancer research. In fall 2011, Marz was awarded with the Corporate Partnership Award for its commitment in helping conquer the disease. At Marz Homes, the goal is not just to build well-designed homes but to build strong communities as well. About the Canadian Cancer Society The Canadian Cancer Society Marz Homes Vice President Dan Gabriele (left) and a representative from Jones DeLaurier Insurance (right) were pleased to award J Bruce Robinson (center) with $25,000 for sinking a hole-in-one on one of the five par-three holes. Robinson is the first to receive the prize since 2006. is a national, community-based organization of volunteers whose mission is the elimination of cancer and the enhancement of the quality of life of people living with the disease. The Canadian Cancer Society funds research on all types of cancer, offering comprehensive and credible information and provides support for people living with the illness and their family members and friends. Bungalow Townhomes and Singles On 50' and 60' Lots To Hamilton To St. Catharines QEW Christie Street Mountain Bartlett Avenue GRIMSBY Main Street Hwy 8 Mud St. SMITHVILLE Regiona l Rd. 20 $234,990 Streamside & Brookside Hours Monday to Wednesday 1:00 pm to 6:00 pm Weekends and Holidays 11:00 am to 5:00 pm Closed Thursday & Friday ON THE TWENTY Townline Rd BROOKSIDE 905-957-1777 STREAMSIDE 905-945-6978 phelpshomes.com All il ustrationsareartistsconcepts,Priceandspecificationsaresubject tochangewithoutnotice,E.&O.E.. Wade from South Grimsby Road 6 Golden Acres