Couch, Weyand, Sciasia, Bunday take Desert Aire men's kick-off
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DESERT AIRE - Larry Couch, Tom Weyand, Deborah Sciasia and Ron Bunday combined the efforts to post a 66 and take the Desert Aire Men's Club kickoff scramble on Saturday.
In second place with 67 was the team of James Arline, Ron Lewis, Mike Wolff and Sue Roy. Eric Bozorth, Paul Meredith, Jong Choi and Diane Nelson finished third with 68.
Other placings were:
4th - Erick A. Farkososky, Phil Dorsett, Walt Hawkins and Sandra McCaffrey; Randy Lyons, Dree Leonard, Greg Thomas and Dave Sivills; Mark Pierce, Tom Johnson, Roy Ross and Stephanie Slezak; 69.
7th - Geoff Orwiler, Michael Henson, Jake Orwiler and Jeanette Weyand; Dianna Henson, Brian Mullen, Don Sciacia and Ken Rhodes; Ed Obaitek, Jim Eriksen, Charlotte Smith and Richard Jenkin; 70.
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Connell woman killed in Booker Road crash
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Wheeler Road closed because of traffic collision
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About 104 homes are planned at the former Atlas sawmill site
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