2002

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ECCC Warrior Golf Classic for June

name prominently displayed); Silver - $400 (includes fees for two golfers and hole sponsorship with company name protninently displayed); Hole Sponsor - $200 (one hole sponsor– ship with company or individual name protninently displayed); and T– Slurt Sponsor - $100 (company name Listed on tournament T-slurt). All sponsors will also be listed in the spring issue of The Warrior, East Central's alumni magazine, which is mailed to 8000 alumni and friends of the College. Dayna Morgan of Philadelphia, president of the ECCC Alumni Association, is anticipating a lot of support for the first-time event. "The Alumni Association wanted to help raise funds for scholarships, and we thought that a golf tournament would be an ideal way to do that. There are many ecce alumni who play g()U and we are counting on great participation, especially since the tournament is being held on one of the best courses in the country. The tournament is also a great way for ECCC alumni to get together and

renew friendships," Morgan said. Among the first sponsors to sign up include Killens' Chevrolet, Oldsmobile and Pontiac, fnc., in Newton; Vowell's Market Place in Louisville; La-Z-Boy South in Newton: Newton County Bank; and Valley Innovative Services, Inc. The Dancing Rabbit Golf Club was named one of the top 75 courses i.n the country by Golf Digest. Over the past several years, the Dancing Rabbit course has received several awards, includmg Golf Digest's "Top 10 New Courses in America " list in 1998, Golf Magazine's "Top 100 You Can Play" list, Gold and Travel mag– azine's "Top 40 Resorts" list and Golfweek's "100 Best Modern Courses" list. For more information regarding the ECCCWarrior Golf Classic, con– tact Stacey Hollingsworth, Office of Foundation and Alumni Relations, East Central Community College, P.O. Box 129, Decatur, MS 39327. Phone 635-2111 or call toll free, 1- 877-462-3222, ext. 327. Her email address is sholling@eccc.cc.ms.us.

Alumni and friends of East Central Commurut~ CoUege v.ill be "teemg it up for scholarships.. v.hen the first annual ECCC Warrior Golf I Cla ,jc tak~ place on aturday, June 22. 2002. at the av. ard-winning I Dan~.-mg Rabbtt Golf Club on the Pear Rt\er Resort near I Philadelphia A shotgun stan at 9 a.m. will offi– ciall} begm the four-pel"'on scram– ble. -bedukd on the Azalea course. EnUJ fee &S $125 ~r per.on, which includes ueeo fee, g• If can, tourna– ment T-shirt. a box unch and the opponumtJ to wm \anous door pnze In addition, lh~.o keys to a new ' ehide be presented by Mark Killeos of KiUen.,' Chevrolet, Oldsmobile and Pontiac, Inc. in ~~'ton, to the fir,t golfer who score> a bcle-m-one on a hole yet to be determined. A reception for spon- or and tournament participants cxmdudes lhe da} • acu\ities. Corporate spon50rslufh are avail– able on the foiJo ing levels: Gold - S650 • fees for one team and sponsnrshtp v.ub company

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