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Kids And Kubs Plan To Help In Local Fundraising Efforts

Three-Quarter Century Softball Club (aka Kids and Kubs), announced the availability of dates for Saturday exhibition games for local groups.

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Ed Asay Secretary of Kids and Kubs, distributes donationas to ten local charities at the annual Mayor's game in February every year. Feb.13, 2021, provided 382 lbs of food, $310 to St Pete Free Clinic. Trust Fund earnings of $2,811 to local charites..
Ed Asay Secretary of Kids and Kubs, distributes donationas to ten local charities at the annual Mayor's game in February every year. Feb.13, 2021, provided 382 lbs of food, $310 to St Pete Free Clinic. Trust Fund earnings of $2,811 to local charites.. (Photo Moorman)

Ed Broomes, President, Three-Quarter Century Softball Club (aka Kids and Kubs), announced the availability of dates for Saturday exhibition games involving local charities. Business and local groups may sponsor their club, church, favorite charity, family reunion, family, or company picnic with their fundraising efforts. All dates are open except when the City schedules huge attendance events at the park.

In addition to Broomes announcement Board Secretary Ed Asay announced the the Club's annual brochure is seeking ads. Each season the Club producesa colorful brochure picturing players with a short biography of each. It alsocontains advertisements of local firms and endorsements of friends.

The Brochure, including ads, is now included in the Club Website, stpetekidsandkubs.com
for local, State, and National viewing on the internet. Your brochure Ad will also be featured on facebook.com/kidsand kubs, and is available for friends to view at the field Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at North Shore Park in St Petersburg.

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