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Golf tournament aids children Art contest sponsored by Fulton
Two young girls with diabetes and the Children’s Museum of Chandler benefi t The Fulton Homes Grand Canyon State Games announces its ninth Annual Art
from the Salon Orozco 2nd Annual Golf Tournament 2007 at the Ocotillo Golf Contest now in progress for students from kindergarten through high school.
Resort on Sun., Sept. 23. Tee time starts at 1:30 p.m., with a dinner, live music and The Fulton Homes GCSG Annual Art Contest challenges students to create
party starting at 5 p.m. artwork about building –not home building, rather a variety of building themes.
“There aren’t words to explain how much these donations will impact the lives The categories include “Building a strong America” by practicing peace in their
of many children,” says Salon Orozco owner Jason Orozco. everyday lives; “Building Respect and Enjoyment” by illustrating America’s racial,
A fee of $90 per player for the tournament plus dinner and reception is due upon ethnic and religious freedom; and more.
registration, as there are only a few positions open. Dinner only without golf costs “Our vision of healthy self-improvement through friendly completion continues
$25. in the Art Contest,” says Erik Widmark, executive director of the Fulton Homes
Ocotillo Golf Resort is located at 3751 S. Clubhouse Dr. in Chandler. GCSG.
For more information or to register, call 623-225-4863 or visit Art submissions must be turned in to the Grand Canyon State Games offi ce no
www.salonorozco.com/golf.html. later than Sat., Oct. 27. Fulton Homes awards gold medals for fi rst, silver for second
and bronze for third in each grade level.
Unitown Camp embraces diversity
For complete details, visit www.gcsg.org or call 480-517-9700. Students may
send submissions to Grand Canyon State Games, 2120 E. Sixth St., Suite 4, Tempe,
Youths ages 15-18 gain skills in leadership development, diversity appreciation,
Arizona, 85281.
prejudice reduction and human relations at Chandler Unitown Camp, a fi ve-day
To learn more about Fulton Homes, visit www.fultonhomes.com.
residential camp held Oct. 8-12 in Prescott. Application deadline is Mon., Oct. 1.
Transportation is provided to and from Unitown Camp, which is in its fourth
year of operation. Departure time is 8 a.m. Mon. Oct. 8, and participants return
Youth Chronicles
around 5 p.m. on the 12th. Cadet Samuel Clarke Herbert, son of John and Beth
Applications are available online at www.chandleraz.gov/teens or at any Herbert, was named to the Dean’s List for the spring semester
Chandler library. There is a $25 application fee, which is returned to those not
covering Dec. through May at the U.S. Military Academy. To earn
accepted into the program.
this honor, a cadet must maintain a 3.0 average in all courses.
Checks should be made payable to the City of Chandler. Completed applications,
Herbert graduated from Basha High School in 2006. He plans
including the fee, can be dropped off at the Chandler Community Center, Snedigar
to graduate from West Point in 2010 and be commissioned a
Recreation Center, Andersen Jr. High, Santan K-8 School and Willis Jr. High, or
second lieutenant in the U.S. Army.
mailed to Chandler Unitown, Mail Stop 501, P.O. Box 4008, Chandler, AZ 85244.
College Admissions Guidebook, written by Jennifer
For additional information, call 480-782-2712 or visit www.chandleraz.gov/
Abel, daughter of Linda Abel who works at Catholic Health
teens.
Care West in Gilbert, contains topics such as the value of
a college education, accreditation, the real cost of college,
Cadet Samuel Clarke
Herbert
essay, interview, campus visit tips, paying for college, fi nancial
Coming attractions
aid and grants, 529 plans and tax benefi ts, scholarships and more. Info: 480-215-9501,
www.collegecoordinator.com.
Amazing Jake’s Food and Fun created a program that assists Labels for Education
Watch for the Sept. 15 issue of the SanTan Sun News for stories on Basha High’s new
tardy policy, where one strike and you’re out with automatic detention; Chandler’s
and Box Tops for Education to help local schools. Visitors to Amazing Jake’s earn three free
general plan update; a story on chronic pain; and a new playground at Chandler
fun points for each valid Box Top for Education label or box top. Info: 480-926-7499, visit
Presbyterian Church.
www.amazingjakes.com.
Youth Soccer Special!
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