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Hey all -

My day job (when I'm not bummin' around on HSO) is as the fundraiser for Leech Lake Tribal College in Cass Lake. It's a public, accredited, 2-year college that (despite the name) is open to anyone.

The biggest annual event I run is a golf tournament that is coming up on June 29th at Long Bow Golf Club near Walker. The afternoon shotgun already has a full complement of 36 teams, but we can fit some more in at 8am if anyone is interested. It's a 3-person scramble, and $375 for the team gets you golf, cart, dinner, prizes, and a whole lotta fun.

We also have a raffle, and you can purchase tickets online by donating at http://givemn.razoo.com/story/Lltc-Library-Capital-Campaign

Just make sure to fill out your contact info so I can find you if you win!

Tickets are 1 for $5, 6 for $20, 20 for $50. Winners will be drawn immediately after the golf on the 29th. Prizes include:

Callaway Diablo Octane Driver

Cleveland Launcher Driver

42" Panasonic HD TV

Pendleton Blanket

Grill/smoker

Several 3-day passes to Moondance Jam

Lots of golf passes to a variety of courses

and many many more

Help support a great cause and help keep me employed grin

For more information PM me on here and I'll get you my contact info.

Thanks!

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Awesome thatoneguy!

I don't think people realize what kind of effort and work it takes to run an event like this. Obviously your previous work in the golf industry helps a lot but it takes a ton of time lining up the awesome prizes you have and coordinating a 100 plus participants.

I miss my Scramble days, played in many and always had fun doing it especially on a great track like Long Bow and for good cause!

Now we just have to hope for the Weather Gods to be kind to you guys!

Good Luck!

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