Mule Deer Foundation

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Northern California Regional News

May/June 2008

Don Brown , MDF Regional Director

Shasta-Lassen Chapter has planned their banquet for May 3, 2008 at 3:30 p.m. at the convention center in Redding, Calif. The auction will have a Wyoming Governors DEA tag and a Paunsaugunt, Utah, any weapon tag. The chapter is raffling a 4x4 ATV, and tickets are $20 each or six for $100. The dinner features a wall of Kimber raffle tickets priced at 30 for $100, 70 for $200, and 200 for $500. This banquet will feature over a 100 guns. For more information please call Patrick Jones 530-222-3223 or Mark Malouf 530-222-4996.

California’s Vacaville Chapter banquet and auction date is June 14, 2008. The J&S Center for the Performing Arts is the location. It’s at 313 Parker, in Vacaville, Calif. For information on donations call Frank Moore at 707-448-5930. For ticket information please call Tom Bors at 707-448-0147. Join them for another great evening of good food and fun while supporting the Mule Deer Foundation!
 
Mark July 14, 2008 on your calendar for the first Mule Deer Foundation Golf Open at Crow Canyon Country Club in Danville, Calif. Join us for a fun-filled day and evening. Registration and open driving range start at 10:30 a.m. The BBQ starts at 11:30 a.m. At 12:30 p.m. the golf tournament Scramble starts. The day will end with a Reception and Dinner Banquet at this beautiful golf and country club. Golf will be limited to the first 144 golfers with seating for 250 at the banquet and auction. For information please call Don Brown 530-990-5193 or e-mail don@muledeer.org

California’s Livermore-Pleasanton Chapter had their 16th annual banquet on March 14, and they did it again! They had an exciting evening that netted over $50,000 for the Mule Deer Foundation. The committee had a well-planned event that started with games, raffle and a prime rib dinner, followed by a jam-packed auction, which featured a Wyoming Governor’s Deer/Elk/Antelope license and a California Open Zone Deer Tag. The proceeds from these tags go to each state. Brian Scott, the Master of Ceremonies for the evening, had everyone involved in the final drawing of the evening. It was for a Honda quad runner. Brian kept everyone on pins and needles as he eliminated numbers until the winner was the only one left holding a ticket. Congratulations to all the committee members, volunteers and donors who made this an outstanding event!

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