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SEA DOG BREWING COMPANY GOLF TOURNAMENT RAISES $28,000 FOR OPPORTUNITY FARM FOR BOYS AND GIRLS

NEW GLOUCESTER, MAINE - (June 16, 2004) The third annual Sea Dog Brewing Company Golf Invitational was held on June 13 at Spring Meadows golf course in Gray. This tournament raised $28,000 gross revenue for Opportunity Farm for Boys and Girls.

Additional sponsors of this tournament included businesses such as: MaineToday.com, Northeast Laboratory Services, Mechanic Savings Bank, Wright Express, and Curry Printing. The awards ceremony was emceed by Dave Eid, sports director at WGME-13.

Over 175 people attended the tournament, which included a full field of 36 teams and numerous volunteers.

The winning teams were:

1st Place Gross: Northeast Laboratory Services ­ Westbrook
2nd Place Gross: Sturtevant and Ham Insurance ­ Livermore Falls
3rd Place Gross: Samina-Sci ­ Westbrook

1st Place Net: Biskup Construction ­ Windham
2nd Place Net: Tony Ward Team ­ Gray
3rd Place Net: Atlantic Investment Advisors ­ Auburn

Prizes were donated by organizations such as: the Boston Celtics, New England Patriots, The Shipyard Brewing Company, Banknorth, Sugarloaf Inn, Sea Dog Brewing Company, Ourtickets.net, and SkiMaine.

Since 2002, this annual golf tournament has raised over $60,000 for the Farm.

ģI've seen first hand the difference Opportunity Farm makes in people's lives and it gives me great personal satisfaction to know that 100% of the net proceeds from this tournament support their efforts," noted Sea Dog Brewing Company president, Fred Forsley.

MaineToday.com was the official media sponsor and is the largest news and information Web site north of Boston.

Opportunity Farm for Boys and Girls has been helping Maine youth for nearly 100 years. Its program, which offers early intervention and long-term care, has allowed countless youth to become independent, self-sufficient adults. Without relying on state or federal funds, the Farm has been able to offer financial assistance to the families it serves.

Discover more at www.opportunityfarm.org or contact Julie Poulin at jpoulin@opportunityfarm.org.

Contact:
Tami Kennedy
207-761-0807 x7135
tami@maine.rr.com