Palahniuk, Parker swinging into Manitoba golf hall
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THE seventh annual induction ceremony of the Manitoba Golf Hall of Fame and Museum will include two athletes, an athlete/builder and a builder at the event on Oct. 5 at McPhillips Street Station Casino.
Lynda Palahniuk and Dr. William (Billy) Parker will be inducted as athletes with Cathy Burton inducted as an athlete/builder and J. A. (Jack) Swanson as a builder.
In addition to its annual inductions, future plans of the Manitoba Golf Hall of Fame and Museum Inc. include enhancing the ability of the public to access information about members of the Golf Hall of Fame and Manitoba’s golfing history, as well as assisting golf clubs in preserving their heritage.
