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Help fight MS,
donate to Salazar
GC VILLAGE — Grand Canyon resident Dave Salazar will hop aboard his bicycle on Nov. 3-4 for the 2001 SRP MS150 “Best Dam Bike Tour,” the annual noncompetitive ride and fund-raising event to fight multiple sclerosis.
Salazar, meat cutter at Canyon View Marketplace, seeks donations from the local community. The money will go toward MS research.
Grand Canyon resident Shirley Robinson was diagnosed with MS, a chronic and often disabling disease of the central nervous system. MS affects about 300,000 people in the United States and about 6,000 in Arizona and southern Nevada alone.
Salazar and scores of other cyclists will pedal 156 miles from Phoenix through Estrella Mountain Park and over the Gillespie Dam to Gila Bend.
Salazar's appearance in the fund-raising race will be his 15th.
For those who would like to donate to the cause, there is still time. Salazar said donations are accepted up until the time of the race and even a few weeks after.
To donate, see Salazar at Canyon View Marketplace in the village.
Christmas bazaar
seeks participants
TUSAYAN — The Grand Canyon Community Church Christmas Bazaar is scheduled for Dec. 1 at the Grand Hotel in Tusayan.
The bazaar will run from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. with setup beginning at 8 a.m.
Lori Bowman, coordinator, said there are 41 tables available this year on a first-come, first-served basis. All items for sale must be handcrafted and no food items are allowed.
Interested vendors can call Bowman at 638-9300 for more information or to reserve table space. A form must be filled out and $25 sent in.
For those who have reservations and plans change, Bowman must be notified by Nov. 20 to receive a refund.
GC Booster Club
to meet Monday
TUSAYAN — The Grand Canyon High School Booster Club is scheduled to meet this coming Monday at 6:30 p.m. in the Papillon Grand Canyon Helicopters conference center in Tusayan.
All parents are invited to the meeting. The booster club is seeking new members to help with its support of Phantom athletics.
Items on the agenda include the director's report, fund-raisers and scholarships. The meeting is open to the public for input and ideas.
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