Salk golf tourney to benefit choir
Salk Middle School’s eighth-grade choir is sponsoring a golf tournament on Sept. 25 at Indian Canyon Golf Course.
Proceeds will help more than 40 members of the choir travel to and compete at a choral festival in Honolulu in March.
The tournament begins at 1 p.m. The afternoon will include prizes for golfers and more than 30 baskets to be raffled off after the event. After the tournament, there will be a barbecue dinner.
This event is open to anyone who wants to play – either as an individual or as a four-person team.
Cost for individuals (includes golf, cart rental and dinner) is $75. A four-person team is $300. Registrations are due by Saturday.
Embroidered tournament polo shirts are available for $35 each.
Corporate sponsorships are available for the tournament. Sponsors at the $150 level will have their company sign displayed at a hole. A $500 sponsorship will receive a sign at a hole, team entry fee, barbecue dinner, and goodie bag. A $700 sponsor receives a sign at a hole, team entry fee, barbecue dinner, goodie bag, and four event polo shirts.
For additional information or tournament/sponsorship registration forms, contact Salk Choral director Margo Dreis at 448-8401.
Spaghetti, art and comedy Katrina benefit
St. George’s School students will present an evening of musical comedy, high-speed photography and pasta on Friday to benefit Katrina relief efforts.
A spaghetti dinner will be at 5 p.m. in the school’s Upper School Courtyard, 2929 W. Waikiki Road, for a $5 donation.
An opening reception for “Moment of Impact,” a series of high speed, stop-action photographs by alumni Michael Notar will be at 6:30 p.m. in the school’s Gilbert Art Gallery. Admission is free.
And to top off the evening, the high school’s drama students will present the comedy “Nunsense” at 7 p.m. Friday and Saturday in Founders Theatre. Tickets are $2 for adults and $1 for students.
G-Prep National Merit semi-finalists
The following seniors from Gonzaga Preparatory School are 2006 National Merit Scholarship Program semifinalists: Zoe Cross, daughter of Susan Cross, and Ann Freeman, daughter of Patricia Freeman.