Saturday July 21
Team Registration Starts at 7:30am
Team Captains' Meeting t 9:00am
First Volley 9:30am
Fun – all day – start to finish!

FMI call Heather O'Donnell at 831-7696 or e-mail
volleyball@...


Join Parrot Heads for Fun in the Sun – Saturday July 21st on the
beach at The Brunswick in Old Orchard Beach to benefit Maine Special
Olympics.

Bring the kids and enjoy a day at the beach and help raise money for
a good cause. Cheer your favorite Teams, take a dip in the Atlantic –
we've got all the makings for a great summer day!

Enjoy delicious eats and drinks at the Oceanside Grille/The
Brunswick. The Corona Brothers will be playing outside on the deck
at 1 pm!

Parrot Head Club of Maine members and Special Olympians will be on
hand selling raffle tickets. Great prizes include gift certificates
from some of Maine's greatest restaurants, summer fun items such as
a party packs, tee shirts, and much more!

Teams consist of 4-person coed teams (up to 4 alternates), with a
member of the opposite sex on the court at all times. Teams can
obtain a registration form at www.phcofmaine.com or e-mail
volleyball@.... Registration is $75 per team, ALL
proceeds benefit Special Olympics. Advance registration notice is
requested, teams may pay registration fee on day of tournament.
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ABOUT THE PHC OF MAINE
Parrot Head Club of Maine is a not-for-profit organization whose
purpose is to assist in community endeavors and environmental
concerns and provide a variety of social activities. Nationally,
club members come from a variety of backgrounds. Most are
professionals, with an average age range between the mid-twenties
and mid-fifties. Although membership numbers vary greatly from club
to club, from all accounts, our clubs have an average membership of
150. The real beauty of the clubs is that they seem to attract
exactly the right kind of people --people who, through their
attraction to Jimmy Buffett's music, also have a number of other
interests in common, most importantly the desire to give something
back to the communities in which they live. www.phcofmaine.com
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About Special Olympics

Special Olympics is founded on the belief that people with mental
retardation can, with proper instruction and encouragement, learn,
enjoy, and benefit from participation in individual and team sports,
adapted as necessary to meet the need of those with special mental
and physical limitations.
Special Olympics believes that consistent sports training is
essential to the development of sports skills, and that competition
among those of equal abilities is the most appropriate means of
testing these skills, measuring progress, and providing incentives
for personal growth.
Special Olympics believes that through sports training and
competition, people with mental retardation benefit physically,
mentally, socially, and spiritually; families are strengthened, and
the community at large, both through participation and observation,
is united in understanding people with mental retardation in an
environment of equality, respect, and acceptance.
www.specialolympicsmaine.org