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Thursday, July 8, 2010

Lug + Joe Carter & Friends Golf Tournament = Good Lug-ing


We love spreading the love here at Lug, and that's exactly what we did on June 23 at the first annual Joe Carter and Friends Golf Tournament. (There's lovable Joe, pictured above!) We sponsored the 11th hole, where we hosted a beanie chair toss—a high-skill, high-stakes competition where participants gingerly toss the beanie over their shoulder, trying to land closest to the marker and win. (See P.K. Subban's excellent form.) Winners scored a naturopathic remedy kit (click here if you have no idea what naturopathy is), and we also gave away our beanie chairs, luggage tags and coupons, plus Frommer's laptop sleeves and digital cases. We also custombranded our Shuttle Bus for the tournament and provided it to all the players. It was a great event, with proceeds going to a great cause—the Children's Aid Foundation. We're already counting down for next year's tourney!

Quote of the day comes from Canadian hockey great Rick Vaive, who said, "You gotta Lug life!" We Lug you, Rick Vaive.

Click here to see all the pics from the event on Facebook.

Monday, May 10, 2010

Lug Hearts Joe Carter!

To all those Torontonians out there - ever reminisce over the 92/93 Toronto Blue Jays and their back to back World Series Victories? Boy was that an amazing moment in time!
Lug is proud to participate in the upcoming Joe Carter and Friends Golf Tournament - June 23rd! www.joecarterandfriendsgolf.com
Joe graciously signed a poster for our office - "To Lug - thanks for carrying me...Joe Carter"
Made our day!




The 1st Annual Joe Carter & Friends Celebrity Golf Tournament which will be held on June 23rd, 2010, at Eagles Nest Golf Club, Maple, Ontario. This annual charity golf tournament will involve over 20 top name celebrities, including stars from the world of sports and entertainment. Proceeds from the event will benefit The Children's Aid Foundation.


This is THE man who photographed this famous 1993 World Series home run victory shot! How cool is that?