Foye tournament scores success

The third annual Jim Foye Memorial Golf Tournament last month at Gorham Country Club raised more than $12,000 for the scholarship fund that benefits Westbrook High School seniors.

“The scholarship fund was created after Jim’s passing in 2012 to carry on his legacy of helping others,” a tournament organizer, Tami Blake Hamilton, said in a statement. “It’s because of all that Jim did for others, that the golf tournament was originally started – we want to continue to bring people together to do the right thing.”

The tournament has raised more than $28,000 since its inception and has benefited 11 Westbrook seniors.

The golf tournament team winners in the A flight were Peter Levecque, Rudy DiPietro, Mike Francouer, and Stan Eames, first place; second place: Brent Hamilton, Adam Hamilton, Bruce Hamilton, and Joey Hamilton; and third: Tim Maloy, Joel Hawkes, Dave Davis, and Dave Trout.

B flight first place: Mark Russell, Jeff Russell, Dan McCarthy and Stu Jacobs; second: Brian Walsh, Dan Enman, Marc Sawyer, and Ed Enman; third: Bill Hilton, Colleen Hilton, Glen Amico and Billy Hilton.

C flight first place: Zach Johnson, Chris Howard, Adam Fenderson and Mike Tobin; second: Steve Marchant, Justin Marchant, Andrew Marchant, and Mike Cook; third: Kevin Harriman, Don Harriman, Nick Harriman, Tyler Harriman.

D flight first place: Jeff Joyce, Bryan Van Dyke, Chris Duchaine and Steve Malia; second: Corey Thompson, Warren Thompson, Ed Haggerty, and Andy Lefebvre; and third: Gus Doughty, Marty LaBerge, Dan Williams, and Aaron Madison.

Closest to the pin winners were Bob Langlois, hole 4; Mike Francouer, hole 6; and Isaac Noyes, hole 15. Joey Hamilton had the longest drive for men and Colleen Hilton for women.

For more information about the golf tournament or scholarship, visit the Facebook page at www.facebook.com/JimFoyeMemorialGolfTournament.

Habowsk artwork exhibit

New paintings, “Structured Stillness,” by Bruce Habowski of Waterville will be on display Oct. 15-Nov. 22 at Saccarappa Art Collective, 861 Main St., Westbrook.

An opening reception is set for 5-8 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 17. Gallery hours are noon-7 p.m. Wednesday through Saturday.

The exhibit also includes guest artists Kristin Malin, Diana Johnson, Russell Whitten, and Madeleine Hopkins. New works by Saccarappa Art Collective members Andy Curran, Frank Valliere, Melissa Post van der Burg, Caren Marie Michel, Tanya Fletcher, Jonathan Eiten, and Mary Brooking will also be featured. For more information, contact Andy Curran at 591-7300 or saccarappaart@gmail.com

Haven’s to hold open house

Haven’s Candies annual Columbus Day Open House is Monday, Oct. 13, from 9 a.m,-1 p.m., at the candy factory, 87 County Road in Westbrook. Those who attend can tour the factory and try their hand at making candies. This free, family-friendly event marks the beginning of the company’s 100th year in the business, started by Herbert Haven in 1915 on Forest Avenue in Portland.

Visitors will also have an opportunity to meet Erin Collins, the newest owner of Haven’s and the seventh owner in the company’s history. Collins purchased the company, which employs 28 people year-round, from Andy Charles last month. Haven’s Candies is a 2014 recipient of the Governor’s Award for Business Excellence. For more information, see www.havenscandies.com or call 772-1557.

Members of the team that won the A flight in the Jim Foye Memorial Golf Tournament are, from left, Mike Francouer, Stan Eames, Rudy DiPietro and Peter Levecque.  Highland Lake Grange No. 87’s display at the recent Cumberland Fair was a blue-ribbon winner.    The Westbrook Police Department retirees held their second annual reunion at Val Halla Golf Club in Cumberland on Sunday, Oct 5. Pictured, from left, are Charlie Bailey and Frank Donahue seated. Standing are Steve Bailey, Maggie Wilson, Inger Cyr, Brad Lombard, Kelley Dorr, Jean Malloy, Priscilla Hebert, John Hall, Mike Sanphy and Jim Fahey.