Trish White is the ladies captain and was pleased to see all her girls hit the course.

Showing off the ladybug tattoos on their cheeks was Andrea Spitz (from left), Linda Baldry and Lynda Derkach.

Happy belated birthday to these twins, Sharon Walker (left) and Shirley Zemrau, who celebrated their special day back at the clubhouse.

It must have taken Marg Lamb (left) and Mavis Robson days to make 154 embroidered ladybug tee holders. Great job gals.

Serving lunch on the patio was banquet chefs Mark Thirlwell (left) and Elliott Brown.

He's the hottest auction item in town. The ladies always lay down big cash for golf pro Nick Lyne who, when purchased, takes the ladies golfing and cooks them dinner later.

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There were some good shots, some bad, but all fun according to Marianne Lorence (from left), Mary MacDonald, Jill Valois and Marisa McCulloch.

She's the head ladybug. Chief convenor Pat De Ath (left) was happy to have organizer Laura Keast adjust her wings.

Volunteers Joan Sanford (left) and Margaret Morrison were among the first to get to the buffet.

Education and development coordinator Marguie Nordman spoke to the ladies about hemochromatosis and its impact on people's lives.

Thanks to the committee members and all their hard work. From left: Louise Lightfoot, Charlie Baker, Charm Cottingham and Pat Anderson.

Helping out behind the scenes was Betty Freeze (from left), Lorraine mcLauchlan and Joyce Sorensen.

Counting the money raised by the baby ladybugs was Sharon Allison (from left) Joanne Unruh and Mary McGillivray.