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1910 - Filming of D.W. Griffith's "Ramona" with Mary Pickford - first known movie shot in SCV - wraps after 2 days at Rancho Camulos [story]
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Sponsors Wanted for Einstein Academy Student-Parent Golf Tournament
| Tuesday, Mar 26, 2013

The Albert Einstein Academy of Santa Clarita is seeking sponsors for its student-parent golf tournament to raise money for the school and its Rocket Booster Club. The tournament will be held May 31 at the Elkins Ranch Golf Club in Fillmore.

The event will be open to AEA students and parents, and will include a putting contest, long ball and closest-to-the-pin prizes, and post-tournament awards ceremony, BBQ Dinner, no-host bar, silent auction, and raffle.

Elkins Ranch Golf Course is a 6,302 yard 18-hole PGA championship course nestled in the scenic orange groves of Fillmore, California.

Albert Einstein Academy of Santa Clarita is a charter school now in its third year in Valencia. AEA seeks to prepare secondary students for college and 21st century careers through an intensive interdisciplinary educational experience. The school currently offers classes for 7th through 11th grade students, with a 12th grade class being added in the 2013-2014 school year.

Available sponsorships for the tournament include:

Tee sponsor: $100 (with Tee sign for your company or family)

Hole-In-One sponsor: $500

Putting Contest sponsor: $500

Silver sponsor: $1000

Gold sponsor: $1500 (includes 4 players and a Tee sign)

Platinum sponsor: $2500 (incdlues 8 players, 2 tables, recognition, speaking opportunity, and Tee sign)

For more information, contact Troy Spayd at (661) 476-4850.
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