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Thursday, October 28, 2010

Prevent Child Abuse Henry County 1st Annual Tennis Tournament November 6-7

Come out and play tennis while helping others.  This tennis tournament is for the junior and adult players with the 8 game pro set format.  


Prevent Child Abuse Henry County’s
1st Annual Tennis Tournament
Richard Craig Park, 825 South Cedar Street, McDonough

Saturday, November 6th for Ages 15-Adult
Registration Saturday:  8:00 a.m.-9:00a.m.
Cost Per Person:  $35.00 (Continental Breakfast, Lunch and T-shirt included)

Sunday, November 7th for Ages 10-14
Registration Sunday:  1:00-2:00
Cost Per Person:  $20.00 (T-shirt and Snack Included)

Make Checks Payable to:
Prevent Child Abuse Henry County
Send Registration Form and Check to:
Prevent Child Abuse Henry County
P.O. Box 1525
Stockbridge, GA 30281

Deadline for Registration:  November 2, 2010

Consolation Games will be played.
Please call 770-507-9900 with any questions.


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Friday, December 21, 2007

RACING CHAMP HELPS LOCAL AID TO SOLDIERS

Nine-time ARCA series champion race car driver Frank Kimmel has teamed up with his sister, Coldwell Banker Bullard Henry County Realtor Penny Henderson, to send 10 dozen T-shirts to soldiers in Iraq and Afghanistan. Each shirt has Kimmel's autograph as well as a picture of his car.

The shirts are being sent as part of a project through Penny's church, Glen Haven Baptist of McDonough, to send Christmas packages to men and women serving in those war-torn countries during the Christmas season.

Penny's son, 1st Lt. Adam Henderson, is on his second tour in Iraq and will be distributing these packages to soldiers under his command.

Penny and the rest of the Glen Haven family wish to thank all of those who made this project a huge success, especially the Food Depot and Allan Vigil Ford who underwrote a portion of the shipping costs.