news of golf clubs for sale

Rylee Harrison, granddaughter of Great Falls fire marshal Doug Bennyhoff, was diagnosed with brain cancer in February. To help her family offset medical costs, friends are holding a benefit on Sunday. The benefit, at the Black Eagle Community Center from 3 to 7 p.m., features dancing, a DJ, silent auction, live auction, bake sale, raffle and a 50/50 drawing, event organizer Julie Jorgensen said. Dinner includes spaghetti, chicken, pulled barbecued pork, salads and desserts. Auction items include a fishing trip to Alaska, five days of golf for four in Palm Springs, golf clubs and skis. Tickets are $8 per person or $15 for a family and are available at Prairie Mountain Bank, 1019 7th St. S.; Great Falls Fire Rescue, 105 9th St. S., and at the door on Sunday. Northwest 119th Street is a highway surrounding the “paradise” tucked behind eight-foot hedges. To run the venue today as a full-service country club with its big parties, lavish dinners, bar mitzvahs and business meetings proved prohibitive. “When I came here in 1976 this used to be the place in Miami,” Garcell said. “There was Riviera and La Gorce but we were mainly a Jewish club and a very family-oriented club. People would come here and play golf and stay the whole day.”