Hot cars, hot dogs add up to help for Carson Tahoe cancer center

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If you are enjoying Hot August Nights and want it to continue, the Carson Tahoe Regional Healthcare Auxiliary will host an exclusive showing of Garth and Joanie Richard's collection of more than 200 classic cars to benefit the Carson Tahoe Cancer Center at "Cruisin' in Carson ... '50s Style".

Tickets may be purchased at the auxiliary's gift shop in the Carson Tahoe Regional Medical Center, 1600 Medical Parkway; Silver Oak Golf Club and Restaurant, 1251 Country Club Drive.; Home Treasures Gift Shop, 911 Topsy Lane - Suite 230; Sugar Pine Cove Gift Shop, 1087 S. Carson St. (Next to Red's 395) and will be on sale at the door on the day of the event.

Max Baer ("Jethro" from the Beverly Hillbillies TV Show) will make a special guest appearance in support of the fundraiser. So, if you haven't gotten your fill of those hot cars help the Carson Tahoe Regional Healthcare Auxiliary raise some money. The nonprofit organization helps the new medical center, the Carson Tahoe Cancer Center and many other programs.

Cruisin' in Carson .... '50s Style

WHO: The Carson Tahoe Regional Healthcare Auxiliary

WHAT: Hot cars, hot dogs and a silent auction for hotel stays, rounds of golf, dinner and local entertainment tickets.

WHERE: 3075 College Drive, Carson City

WHEN: 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Aug. 26

COST: Tickets are $25. A hot dog and beverage is included in the ticket price; additional food and drinks may be purchased.

CONTACT: The Auxiliary Gift Shop at 445-5142.

Proceeds Benefit: Profits from this event will go to support the new Carson Tahoe Cancer Center.

Carson Sertoma Club is selling its football books for this upcoming NFL season. The book gets the recipients 16 squares for the Monday night games and a chance to win $50 weekly. Doesn't sound hard and it will keep you interested on the boring Monday night games like Raiders vs. 49ers. Ha! So come help Carson Sertoma support Carson children with hearing and speech difficulties, cancer, or diabetes. This year is a fresh start for Carson Sertoma they will be accepting women as members and are inviting all women interested to join them at Q's Restaurant each Wednesday at noon. I'd love to hang with Frank Taylor myself but I'm VP for Soroptimist International and they wouldn't understand.

Football books

WHO: Carson Sertoma Club

WHAT: Football books for the upcoming NFL season

WHERE: Q's Steak Bar B-Que and Salad, 230 Fairview Drive

COST: $20 a book gets 16 squares for the Monday night games

CONTACT: Frank Taylor at 885-7579, or Ron Morey at 887-1410.

Speaking of Soroptimist International the Stroke to Help Golf tournament is coming up. This all-women's group with its huge hearts is once again looking for some golfers. Come join the ladies and make this event an annual date to help women. All of us have been touched one way or another by cancer with friends and family and we know how devastating it can be. When you don't have enough money for a mammogram this is where this tournament saves lives. It's not just talk. Dixie Busch makes it happen. Support women in our community get the right treatment. So get out the clubs, come see me at the golf course and have a day of golf, food and fun. A big thank you to the continued supporters of the event each year Great Basin Imaging and Eagle Valley Golf Course.

Stroke to help golf tournament

WHO: Carson Soroptimist International

WHAT: Golf, good times, great barbecue and wonderful silent auction

WHERE: Eagle Valley Golf Course

WHEN: Sept. 30. Check in is at 8 a.m. Shotgun start at 9 a.m.

COST: $75 for either the East or West Course, includes golf fees, cart and a outstanding barbecue following a day on green.

CONTACT: Dixie Busch at 882-3051

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