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INAUGURAL
CLAYTON FOUNDATION
CHARITY GOLF CLASSIC
Tuesday, March 4, 1997
1 P.M.
HELMET HEAD'S DEAD
For those of you who suffer from the
dreaded "helmet head" after you go riding, Sidi and Acerbis have come up
with the answer - the new Sidi Vortex
hat and Acerbis Refuse to Lose and "A"
hats. Women and children will no
longer run and hide when you get
home. The hats are a low-profile, sixpanel style, are brushed bull denim
made from 100-percent cotton and feature an adjustable strap to fit all sorts of
heads. The Vortex hat is available in
green or red and' sells for $14, while the
Refuse to Los~ hat is available in blue or
white and the "A" hat is available in
black and both sell for $19. For more
informa tion, see your local dealer or
contact Acerbis USA, Dept. CN, 9402
Wheatlands Court, Suite A, Santee, CA
92071,800/659-1440, fax 619/562~7.
IN THE CLUTCH
Indigo Lakes GoB Club
Daytona aeach,. FL
-CALL NOW-
SPACE IS LIMITED
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