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May Madness: Alumni basketball

Kevin Palmer, Scott Gragg, Mary Purdy and Mary Steers are a handful of the athletes participating in the Silverton Rotary Club’s May Madness Alumni Basketball Extravaganza. The event begins at 6:30 p.m. May 19 at the Silverton High School Schlador Street Campus. Tickets are $5.

Butte Creek Principal Kevin Palmer dunks the basketball over an opponent back in his high school days.

The event is a fundraiser for the Silverton Rotary. The club provides scholarships to graduating seniors, sponsors an international youth exchange program, gives dictionaries to fourth graders, provides clothes for needy children and contributes to polio eradication and clean water projects.

Rotary Club members are also selling $10 tickets for a drawing with prizes that include a Traeger barbecue, a week’s stay at a downtown Portland condo, a one-hour plane ride, wine baskets and more. Winners will be drawn at May Madness. Activities will also include a $500 Half-Court Shot sponsored by Bill Johnson of Allstate Insurance and an NBA-style 3-point contest. Contact Brett Davisson at 503-873-0828 for game tickets and Beth Davisson at 503-873-2818 or any other Rotarian for drawing tickets.

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