2009

WEEK OF ,)J.\~ 1..0 I 7DO q

EC offers . fence signs _at Bailey Stadium In an effort to help raise funds for the Warrior foot– ball program, East Central Community College is offer– ing advertising space on the fence at Bailey Stadiwn. For $500 per season, ad ertisers can display their messages on 4' x 8' stgns, according to Brian Anderson, recently named interim head football coach ''With an average atten– dance of 1,500 to 3.000 at EC home football games, adver– tisers can have their busmess– es recogni7ed by more than 15,000 potential customers during the season." Ander;on said. "This is obviously a great ""ay for advertisers to promote their business while also helping support the Warrior football program." In order for the signs to be ready for the first home game, all orders and checks must be received by Monday, Aug. 17. For more information, contact coach Anderson, 601- 635-2111 or call toll free, 877-462-3222, ext. 290.

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