Beaches, Parks, Rec Golf Will Help Scholarships, Playground

You are invited to participate in two exciting Beaches, Parks and Recreation Foundation events coming soon.

On Friday, July 6, from 5::00 to 8:00 p.m., the San Clemente municipal golf course Irons-in-the-Fire Restaurant will celebrate the forthcoming Friends of San Clemente Beaches, Parks & Recreation Foundation's Second Annual Golf Tournament. A wine-tasting event will be hosted by Classic Wings, Young's Market, and the Wine Warehouse. Guitar music will be provided by Rod Frias.

Refreshments are complimentary and contributed by Cisco.
Golf Tournament Director Dick Veale announced, "This Friends Foundation Golf Tournament follows a long tradition of golf competition in San Clemente beginning in the 1920's. All proceeds from the pre-celebration and golf tournament will bemefit Foundation projects. specifically phase II of Courtney's Sandcastle, the city recreation programs and learning course scholarships for needy children.”

The golf tournament begins at 11 a.m. on Friday, July 13 at the San Clemente Municipal Golf Course, with a "shotgun start." Refreshments are planned at several of the 18
holes as well as contests such as "closest shot to the pin," "beat the pro," and "longest drive." A dinner and and awards ceremony will follow. A "Silent Auction" will be held, which includes certificates for foursome play at the Municipal golf course; dinners and wine at numerous local
restaurants; fishing, whale watching, free golf and tennis lessons; and tickets for movies, theatre, plus Angels and Padre baseball games. The "Live Auction” features week-long stays at Mammoth and Maui condominiums, a Sharyn Evert painting, and a full-page advertisement in
the San Clemente Times.

Major Tournament sponsors include the San Clemente Times, American Youth Soccer Organization (AYSO), Workman/Molina LLC, and Rainbow Sandles. Perhaps the largest lure to the tournament is that Three County Insurance, through the auspices of Bob Stith, will award $5,000 to anyone making the 15th hole in one stroke during the tournament. Foursomes cost $500 and individuals $150, which is tax deductible.