August 2011 Volume 15 Issue 8 - Granville County Chamber of

124 Hillsboro Street
PO Box 820
Oxford , NC
919.693.6125
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1598 NC Hwy. 56
Butner, NC
919.528.4994
August 2011
Volume 15
Issue 8
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www.granville-chamber.com
[email protected]
Granville Chamber
ALIVE AFTER FIVE—THURSDAY, AUG. 4
5:30-8:30 pm—ELLINGTON-BRIM PARKING LOT
DOWNTOWN CREEDMOOR
Thursday evening, August 4th, downtown Creedmoor is the place to be as the Chamber
presents its second ALIVE AFTER FIVE event of the year. Beginning at 5:30 pm, the
outstanding and extremely popular CRAIG WOOLARD BAND will be performing for
the enjoyment of attendees.
Craig won many accolades in his 27 years of partnering with THE EMBERS. A veteran
of the music industry since he was 14 years old, Craig has performed for Presidents, governors and ambassadors. He has appeared on stage with famous groups—The Four Tops,
The Temptations, The Beach Boys, Percy Sledge, Archie Bell, Chuck Jackson, Alabama.
He is one of the most-loved entertainers in Beach Music today. He will go out of his
way to help his many fans and is committed to giving his audience MORE than their
money’s worth. The band’s audience knows no age boundaries —- they appeal to young,
old and everyone in-between!
Not content with performing only Beach Music, Craig recalls the seventies and eighties
with all the great dance music from that era. You might hear songs by Chicago, Tower of
Power, Jimmy Buffet . . . a whole set of dance music. With Craig and his band as our entertainment, there will be a diversified offering of incredible music!
Born and raised in Washington, NC, Craig was class president at Washington High. He
went on to attend Duke University. His dad, now deceased, was an attorney and had high
hopes of Craig following in his footsteps. That didn’t happen because he was destined to
be an entertainer. His musical talents include saxophone—baritone, tenor and soprano;
keyboards and flute. Since 2004, when Craig and The Embers parted ways, he has been on
a new adventure . . . and, THE CRAIG WOOLARD BAND was born!
The evening will reflect the classic style of Ray Charles, the dynamics of Marvin Gaye
and Rod Stewart, the Soul of James Brown, the vocal prowess of Steve Perry of Journey,
combined with the passion of Sam Cook and Michael McDonald —-”The Soul Man of
Beach Music” - CRAIG WOOLARD. Be there to enjoy a summer evening of incredible
music, food and visiting with friends!
IT’S TIME FOR THE NEW TEACHER BREAKFAST
TUESDAY, AUGUST 16TH; 7:30 AM
MASONIC HOME FOR CHILDREN’S CAFETERIA
SPONSOR: GRANVILLE HEALTH SYSTEM
Chamber members are invited to attend the annual New Teacher Breakfast Tuesday,
August 16th, 7:30 am, in the cafeteria of the Masonic Home for Children, 600 College
Street, Oxford.
Granville Health System will again be the breakfast sponsor. Mark Hyde, chef at GHS,
representing Morrison’s, will be catering a delicious (and attractive!) breakfast.
The 40 to 50 new teachers will have an opportunity to meet local government and
elected officials, business owners and Chamber members. Also, Chamber President Linda
Taylor will invite each new teacher to give a short introduction—their hometown, college
and the Granville County school where they will be teaching.
Gift bags are being prepared by the Chamber staff for the new teachers, which consist of
donated gift items from many local county businesses. We are always overwhelmed at the
volume and assortment of incredible donations that are received.
Granville Health System and the Chamber extend an invitation to all Chamber members
to welcome these new teachers to our county and the school system. Please respond to one
of the Chamber’s offices, if you plan to attend—[email protected], 693.6125
or [email protected], 528.4994.
Granville County
Chamber of Commerce’s
Mission Statement
“The Granville County Chamber of
Commerce seeks to promote a healthy
economy with good business
conditions, support good government,
improve community relations and
market service and programs for
Chamber members”
Granville Country Chamber of Commerce
Executive Committee and
Board of Directors 2011
President Linda Taylor
[email protected]
Coldwell Banker Advantage
528-4888
President-Elect George Ritchie
BB & T
[email protected]
693-4141
Vice President Monica Satterwhite [email protected]
Employment Security Commission
693-2686
Treasurer Jason Finch
Capital Bank
[email protected]
693-9000
Past-President F.O. Finch
F.O. Finch Insurance Agency
[email protected]
693-8888
Board of Directors 2012
Gerald Lloyd
Fidelity Bank
[email protected]
528-4751
Beth Allen
Advantage Lending
[email protected]
612-5318
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CITY OF CREEDMOOR PLANNING FOR BIGGEST
MUSIC FESTIVAL IN 20-YEAR HISTORY
Board of Directors 2013
Sheila Owen
[email protected]
Century 21 Country Knolls
438-2774
“The year 2011 marks the twentieth annual celebration of the Creedmoor Music Festival, and the City is preparing for a celebration like no other! The Festival will be held rain
or shine on Main Street in downtown Creedmoor on September 17th from 9am to 4 pm.
Two stages will be set up this year to offer MORE music, MORE dancing, MORE entertainment and MORE fun! Many new vendors will join with vendors returning from previous years to offer festival attendees a unique sampling of food, crafts, gifts and other fascinating items. ABC-11 Eyewitness News Anchor/Reporter Fred Shropshire and Reporter
Sheyenne Rodriguez will be on hand to distribute door prizes and introduce bands along
with Creedmoor Mayor Darryl Moss. The ever-popular bounce house and other free kids’
activities will be at their usual locations with some new surprises planned this year for our
young and young-at-heart citizens.
The City isn’t revealing ALL of the new and exciting additions yet and urges everyone
to mark their calendars so as not to miss the opportunity to catch up with fellow citizens,
eat some terrific food, shop handcrafted merchandise and enjoy the music of top-notch
local bands. YOU could be a recipient of one of this year’s exciting door prizes—
including the Grand Prize 3-Day, 2-Night Beach Getaway.
Don’t forget . . . Vendor spaces are still available and sponsorship is still needed for
what promises to be the best Music Festival in our twenty-year history! For more information or to download a vendor/sponsor application, please visit the City’s website at
www.cityofcreedmoor.org. We’ll see you at the Festival!”
SOUTH COUNCIL MEETING
MONDAY, AUGUST 15TH—12:00 NOON—BOB’S BARBECUE
South Council Members and all interested Chamber members are invited to attend the
August South Council meeting. Bob’s Barbecue’s private dining room will be the venue,
and attendees will enjoy their “dutch treat” lunch prior to the program.
Jeanette Cash, chairperson of the South Council Group, is pleased to announce that at
this meeting, Kevin Rumsey, representing Boy Scouts of America, will be the guest
speaker. Rumsey is a Chamber supporter and participant, and we look forward to hearing
his presentation.
Please make your reservation (s) with Theresa Haithcock at the South Office of the
Chamber by August 8th—528.4994 or [email protected].
Larry Wilson, II
[email protected]
Lewis Electric of Oxford
693-6615
Board of Directors 2014
Eddie Dickerson
[email protected]
School of Graphic Arts
603-3910
Mike Arrington
Altec
[email protected]
528-2535
Appointed
Brian Alligood [email protected]
Granville County Manager
693-5240
Mark Donham
City of Oxford
[email protected]
603-1100
Nancy Alford
Mayor of Stem
528-2308
Tom Mercer
[email protected]
Manager, City of Creedmoor
528-3332
Tom Lane
Mayor of Butner
[email protected]
575-3032
Janet Parrott
Mayor, Town of Stovall
[email protected]
693-4646
THE LIONS WOULD APPRECIATE
RECEIVING DISCARDED EYE GLASSES
Chamber Ambassador and member of the Oxford Lions Club, Fred Heath, reminds that
the Lions Clubs would appreciate donations of unused eye glasses to their organization.
Please contact Fred—693.0101—or any Lions Club Member for details.
SALES TAX HOLIDAY
AUGUST 5—7
As mentioned previously, during the sales tax holiday period, retail sales of specified
articles of merchandise are exempt from both state and local sales and use taxes. Many
retailers anticipate heavy traffic and elevated sales beginning Friday, August 5th and ending Sunday, August 7th when North Carolina celebrates its tenth Sales Tax Holiday. This
weekend has become popular as it does help consumers with back-to-school shopping.
The North Carolina General Assembly created the first sales tax holiday in 2003.
HUMAN RESOURCE COMMITTEE MEETING
AUGUST 16TH—CHAMBER BOARDROOM
After a July break, the Human Resource Committee will resume its meetings Thursday,
Aug. 16, 12 noon, at the Chamber of Commerce. Lunch and the program is being sponsored by Staff Mark—Sarah Falkner.
Details of the meeting will be sent via email to HR committee members. Please note
the response date so that the hosts may plan accordingly.
AMBASSADOR PROFILE
EDDIE DICKERSON
As manager of the School of Graphic Arts at
the Masonic Home for Children, EDDIE
DICKERSON has 42 years of experience in
the printing industry. An alumnus of the Masonic Home, Eddie attended NC State University and went on to manage print operations at
Falls Management Institute and Liggett &
Myers Tobacco Company. He was also owner
of Watermark Graphics in Apex for ten years.
He has been employed at the School of Graphic
Arts for eight years.
Eddie is an active Chamber member—
Ambassador, Men on the Move Committee
member and Board of Directors. .
AUGUST CALENDAR OF EVENTS
4 5:30-8:30 pm
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ALIVE AFTER FIVE
Ellington-Brim Parking Lot,
“The Craig Woolard Band”
downtown Creedmoor
Oxford’s Sidewalk Sale
Downtown Oxford
Oxford’s Sidewalk Sale
Downtown Oxford
-contact Tanya Weary for details, 603.1102
1 ‘til 3 pm
Third annual ROYAL TEA
Henderson Country Club
PARTY and Silent Auction—Granville Health System Foundation
8:00 am
Chamber’s Board of Directors
VGCC-South Campus
12:00 noon
South Council Meeting
Bob’s Barbecue
7:30 am
New Teacher Breakfast
Masonic Home for Children’s
Cafeteria
6:00 pm
“Chamber 101” - an informaOxford United Methodist
tional session
Church
Contact a Chamber office for details
8:00 am
Leadership Granville Steering
Chamber Boardroom
Committee
12:00 noon
Human Resource Committee
Chamber Boardroom
2:00 pm
Tourism Development Authority Chamber Boardroom
8:00 pm
Oxford’s Downtown Movie Night Main St., Oxford
-contact Tanya Weary for details, 603.1102
4:00-9:00 pm Oak Hill Cultural Festival
Oak Hill Heritage House
-contact Alma Peace Bullock, 693.7363
5:30-7:00 pm BUSINESS AFTER HOURS
Thorndale Country Club
- please see article for details
THREE NEW
CHAMBER MEMBERS
BUSINESS-AFTER-HOURS
THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 25TH
THORNDALE COUNTRY CLUB
Thorndale Country Club invites the Chamber membership to drop by their 105 West
Quail Ridge Road, Oxford facility and enjoy hors d’oeuvres and beverages after work
Thursday, August 25, from 5:30 until 7:00 pm.
Club manager Bill Lytton and his staff hope that many Chamber members will join them
this evening . We ask that a response be received from those planning to attend by August
18th to Wanda, 693.6125, [email protected]; or, Theresa, 528.4994,
[email protected].
Join the business community and visit Thorndale August 25th!
NEWSLETTER INSERTS
A MEMBER BENEFIT
As a Chamber member, it is a perfect opportunity to advertise business products and
services by including an insert/flyer with our monthly newsletter. Because the inserts are
a part of each electronic newsletter, they are available on the Chamber’s website for visitors to see the month they are attached, as well as being available to be viewed later. This
is a great opportunity to ADVERTISE free, once each year.
Contact office manager Wanda Garrett about reserving a month and other details.
We are so pleased to have two “related” businesses join at once. First, SOUTHEASTERN
COUNTERTOP AND TILE is a new source
for tile and countertops. They are an authorized dealer for Schluter products. Carol
Carswell and Clarence W. Monk welcome your
inquires about their services. Contact them by
phoning 919.201.5619 or 919.201.5603; and
emailing [email protected]. They are
conveniently located at 2173 Will Suitt Road in
Creedmoor.
Additionally, Clarence Monk is also owner of
C & D HOME IMPROVEMENTS. The contact information for Southeastern Countertop
and Tile (above) applies for this company as
well. Their home improvement services include: sundecks, sunroofs, glass porches, etc.
This may just be the contact you have been
searching for. Give them an opportunity to bid
on your job!
Stop by 130 Main Street, Oxford for a delicious meal or to wind down at the end of the
day at RUMORS RESTAURANT, BAR
AND GRILL. Aristotelis Tsoumbos, “Telli”,
wants everyone to visit and enjoy their pizza,
fabulous salad bar and delicious sandwiches.
They are open Monday—Wednesday, 11 am
until 9:30 pm; Thursdays and Fridays, 11 am
until 10:30 pm and Saturdays, 4 until 10:30 pm.
Reach Rumors by phone—919.693.5300; fax,
919.693.6444 or [email protected].
PRODUCTS OFFERED:
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The Company You Keep
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Long-Term Care Insurance
Individual Life Insurance
Fixed Immediate & Deferred
Annuities*
Disability Income Insurance**
Health Insurance**
Mutual Funds #
Variable Universal Life #
Variable Annuities #
529 Plans #
PERSONAL PLANNING FOR:
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Keith Romada
Financial Services Professional
Agent for
New York Life Insurance Company
Registered Representative for
NYLIFE Securities LLC
(Member FINRA/SIPC)
A Licensed Insurance Agency
3200 Beechleaf Ct. Suite 820
Raleigh, NC 27604
Bus. 919 785-2579
Cell. 919-618-8771
Fax 919-783-6508
[email protected]
Keith is committed to providing individuals, families, and
businesses with life insurance and financial products and
services that meet their needs .By keeping up with current
insurance and financial product trends and offering
outstanding service, Keith earned a reputation for integrity
and for showing true concern for his clients. He has over 10
yrs experience as Registered Representative and Licensed
Insurance Agent and is a Registered Representative for
NYLIFE Securities LLC. Keith is a graduate of Ohio
University with a BS in Chemical Engineering.
Since 1845 New York Life has served the insurance and
financial needs of individuals, families, and businesses. As
one of America's oldest insurance companies, New York
Life has honored its commitment to its policy owners
through the Civil War, two World Wars, the Great
Depression, and numerous recessions. Our conservative
investment philosophy and prudent management principles
have enabled the Company to help generations of Americans
realize their financial objectives.
New York Life Insurance Company
New York, New York
Estate Conservation
Life Insurance Needs
College Funding
Mortgage Protection
Charitable Giving
IRA Funding
BUSINESS PLANNING FOR:
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Buy-Sell Funding
Deferred Compensation
Executive Bonus
Key Person Protection
Voluntary Payroll Deduction Programs
Qualified Plan Funding:
SEPs
Keoghs
401(k)s
Pensions
* Issued by New York Life Insurance and Annuity Corporation (A
Delaware Corporation).
** Products available through one or more carriers not affiliated with
New York Life, dependent on carrier authorization and product
availability in your state or locality.
# Securities offered through NYLIFE Securities LLC (member
FINRA/ SIPC).
HOW NEW YORK LIFE
RATES WITH THE EXPERTS
An insurance policy is only as good as the company behind it. To help
consumers make intelligent decisions, independent services rate insurers.
While the rating services use the same criteria to make their judgments,
each focuses on a separate aspect of a company. New York Life and its
subsidiary, New York Life Insurance and Annuity Corporation, have
received the highest ratings from four major rating services as indicated
below:
Moody’s: Aaa
for financial strength
A.M. Best: A++
for financial strength
Standard & Poor’s: AAA
for financial strength
Fitch: AAA
for financial strength
Source: Individual Third Party Rating Reports (as of 7/7/10)
The financial strength and ratings do not apply to any investment products
because they are subject to market risks and will fluctuate in value.
The Small Business Center ofVGCC was created to provide the small businesses ofthe community with
afocal point for training, education, counseling and referral. The Small Business Center addresses the
continuing need for updated information, refinement of management skills and the improvement of profit
advantage in risk-taking. Seminars and short courses are designed to provide small business owners,
managers and employees with updated information on various business topics. Because space may
be limited for some classes, advanced registration is required for all Small Business Center courses.
Pre-registration may be completed by telephone, by mail, or in person by contacting the VGCC Small
Business Center located in Building 7, Room 7124, on the Main Campus between Henderson and
Oxford. If you have questions, call (252) 492-2061 , extension 3275 or 3240.
MAIN CAMPUS - TO PREREGISTER, CALL (252) 492-2061, EXT. 3275 OR 3240
COURSE
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GENERAL CONTRACTOR-RES
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NOTARY PUBLIC
RELATIONSHIP SALES (INCREASE SALES)
RESOURCES FOR SMALL BUSiNESSES
TEN STEPS TO STARTING A BUSINESS
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VGCC Occupational Extension classes are organized to meet the job-related needs and interests of the community. Classes can be arranged at the suggestion
of local citizens, businesses and industries. If you are interested in a course that is not listed, please contact the Director of Economic and Workforce Development
at (252) 738-3324. All students (unless they are 65 years or older and a NC resident) will be required to pay a registration fee, which is due on the first day of class.
Pre-registration is required. *Before registering in these classes that run concurrently with curricula, it is STRONGLY recommended that the student has understanding
of subject and/or prerequisites met.
Fee 1. $3.00 SECURITY FEE Fee 2- $3.00 SECURITY FEE; $1.251NSURANCE FEE
MAIN CAMPUS - To Preregister, call (252) 738-3324
COURSE
OSHA VOLUNTARY COMPLIANCE OUTREACH
COMMERCIAL CLEANING
SUBSTITUTE TEACHING
BLUEPRINT READING*
DC/AC ELECTRICITY*
BASIC WIRING I*
DIGITAL ELECTRONICS*
INTRODUCTION TO MIG &TIG*
ARC WELDING*
LOCATION
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$120+FEE 1
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$120+FEE 2+BK
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$175+FEE 2+BK
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10AM-2 PM
128
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SMITH
$175+FEE 2+BK
GREEN CONSTRUCTION
TBA
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6·9 PM
96
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12/7
TBA
$175
BUILDING ENERGY RETROFITIING
TBA
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96
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12/6
TBA
$175
ELECTRO-MECHANICAL SKILLS
TBA
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128
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$175
BIOWORK: PROCESS TECHNICIAN
BIOTECH LAB MW
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128
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FRANKLIN CAMPUS - To Preregister, call (919) 496-1567
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LOCKSMITH RE-CERTIFICATION
BIOWORK
COSMETIC MIGITIG WELDING
SUBSTITUTE TEACHING
6-9 PM
TBA
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60
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5:30-8 :30 PM 30
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SOUTH CAMPUS- To Preregister, call (919) 528-4737
DAYS
TIME
HOURS
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TBA
STRICKLAND
MACPHERSON
CREWS
TBA
$175
$65
$175
$175
$120
PRE-REGISTRATION
8/3; 6 PM
9/12; 6 PM
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FLOOR MAINTENANCE: SCRUB, STRIP&WAX
INTRO TO PLUMBING
BASIC SIGN LANGUAGE
INTRODUCTION TO ADMINISTRATIVE
ASSISTANT TRAINING
SUBSTITUTE TEACHER TRAINING
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TBA
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$120
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$65
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COPLIN
$120
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TBA
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SUBSTITUTE TEACHING
GREEN BUILDING CONCEPTS
BLUEPRINT READING
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WARREN CAMPUS- To Preregister, call (252) 257-1900
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MAIN CAMPUS Day Classes -To Preregister, call l252J 738-3324, or 738-3417
7100
GRAPHICS : POWERPOINT & PUBLISHER
INTEGRATED SOFTWARE: MICROSOFT WORD & EXCEL 2007 7100
WINDOWS : BEGINNERS GUIDE TO COMPUTERS &THE INTERNET 7100
MAIN CAMPUS Night Classes- To Preregister, call l252J 738-3324, or 738-3417
ACCOUNTING : QUICKBOOKS
DRAFTING : AUTOCAD
GRAPHICS : POWERPOINT & PUBLISHER
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Dear YMCA Supporter:
Please detach and return
by August 2, 2011:
Henderson Family YMCA
380 Ruin Creek Rd.
Henderson NC 27536
For more information call
252-438-2144
or
Email
[email protected]
[email protected]
Please provide the name, phone
number and email address of
the contact person for your
team.
Please join us and support the Henderson
Family YMCA by playing in our 10th Annual
Golf Tournament. We will have a lot of fun
and your support will go to help all the programs the YMCA offers our community. We
are again hosting the tournament at the Henderson Country Club so you get the chance to
play one of the best golf courses in the state.
Your participation or just your contribution
will be greatly appreciated. Please support
the YMCA by supporting our Golf Tournament.
presents the
10th Annual
Henderson Family YMCA
Golf Tournament
Thanks and we hope to see you on Tuesday,
August 16th!
Sincerely,
______________________________________
_______________________________
Wayne Adcock
_______________________________
Chief Volunteer Officer
YMCA Board of Directors
Proceeds received from our
10th Annual YMCA Golf
to purchase
Contributions are for a great
cause and are tax-deductible
even if you cannot participate.
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Rain Date - Aug. 23, 2010
Tournament will be used
Harris, Incorporated of Henderson
HENDERSON COUNTRY CLUB
Tuesday, August 16th
Shotgun start at 1:00 pm
10th Annual Henderson Family YMCA Golf Tournament
Henderson Country Club
Tuesday, August 16, 2011
Lunch will be served @ Noon
Four-Person Super Ball with cash
prizes ranging from $100-$400 for 1st,
2nd, and 3rd place teams in both gross
and net divisions. One mulligan and one
throw per player.
Lunch and dinner will be included and
provided by Henderson Country Club for
players. Beverages will be provided all
day on the course.
Dinner will be
served upon course completion and prizes will be awarded to winners immediately following dinner.
A “Hole in One” on #16 will win a new
car donated by Charles Boyd- Chevrolet, Pontiac, Cadillac, Buick, GMC,
Inc.! Other par 3’s offer “Hole in One”
prizes too! Door prizes will be awarded
after tournament to winners of drawing.
Premier Chiropractic
Name
Company
Tournament Limited to 22 Teams - Register Early
Team (Tax-Deductible Donation)
Includes green fees, cart, meals, and gift bags for four
players.
Individual Players
Phone
HANDICAP
$650
2
Phone
Should you not have a team of four, we will gladly create
teams. Includes green fee, cart, meals, and gift bag.
HANDICAP
Patrons/Contributors
Double Eagle $200
Name
Company
$162.50
3
Name
Company
Eagle $100
Phone
HANDICAP
Birdie $50
Par $25
If you cannot join us for a golf game but would
still like to support the Henderson Family
YMCA and its programs we encourage you to
make a tax-deductible donation. Thank you
for supporting the success of the YMCA.
4
Name
Company
Phone
HANDICAP
Please return registration form by August 2, 2011
Payment Method:
Gross Division Winners
Net Division Winners
INDIVIDUAL PLAYER
PATRON/ TAX-DEDUCTIBLE CONTRIBUTION
1
2010 Tournament Winners
Chalres Boyd Chevrolet
Cadillace Buick GMC
TEAM PLAYERS
Comfort Zone Designers, Inc.
All inclusive
No additional fees when you arrive
TEAM REGISTRATION FORM—PLEASE DETACH AND RETURN
Putting Contest Sponsor
______ Check Enclosed _____Invoice Company
Appropriate golf attire is required—
shirt with a collar, pants or Bermuda
length shorts and soft spike shoes.
No denim allowed.
Billing Address___________________________
_______________________________________
MC or Visa Card #_________________________