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August 21, 2002
Willow Glen, California Since 1992 |
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Briefs
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Otero wins
Orlando Otero won the Willow Glen Little
League Hit-A-Thon in the T-ball division.
Otero, 5, raised $848, the most money in his
league.
"He went through the neighborhood in order to
raise money for the Little League," said Mary
Vetere, Otero's aunt. "People could sponsor
him by paying a flat rate or by a certain
amount depending on how far he hit the ball."
Otero, who played for the Cardinals, was
awarded a Raleigh Mountain Scout bike for his
efforts, at an awards ceremony that took
place in front of all the t-ball teams.
Golf tourney
he 20th annual Crime Stoppers of Silicon
Valley golf tournament and dinner auction
will be held Sept. 16 at the La Rinconada
Country Club in Los Gatos.
An entry fee of $170 includes golf with
community and celebrity players, a golf cart,
tee prizes, beverages, lunch and dinner. The
cost is $40 for the dinner and auction only.
Registration begins at 9 a.m. with a putting
contest at 10 a.m., lunch at 11 a.m., a
shotgun start at noon and dinner at 6 p.m.
Crime Stoppers receives no public funding.
The annual golf tournament is the primary
income source for the organization. For more
information on the tournament, contact Ben
Angileri, Crime Stoppers president, at
408.997.1198 or at btasr@aol.com.
Youth football
The Willow Glen Youth Football organization,
a member of the San Jose Police Activities
League, is holding sign-ups for players ages
8-14 for the 2002 fall season. For more
information, call Chris Rohwer at
408.723.3307. Coaches are also needed.
Hockey players
Eighth grade girls interested in playing
field hockey in the fall season at Willow
Glen High School should contact head coach
Peggy Booth at 408.535.6330 or at
peggy_booth@sjusd.k12.ca.us.
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