J ' ^ 54 § DO rtS Herald & Lantern 4 )uly '84

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J Boro Net Tourneys

I . STONE HARBOR - The I Recreation Department I will be holding its annual I tennis tournaments The I junior tournament will be [ held the week of July 16 at 1 to 4 p.m. Play will be for girls and boys between the ages of 8 and 12 and 13 to 16. « The adult tournaments will be played on weekends with an entry fee of $5 per event. Tennis balls will be supplied by the recreation department. Playing times for all events will be ijr-the late morning and lat^fTternoon depending oifweather conditions. • r Starting dates for the^ M adult tournaments are as I follows: Men's Singles.

Saturday, July 7; Women's 1 Singles. Saturday. July 14; Sr. Men's Doubles Satur day. July 21; Men's Doubles, Saturday, July 28; Mixed Doubles. Saturday, Aug 4; Women's Doubles, Saturday, Aug 11. Registration for all tournaments is done at the 82nd, Street tennis courts. For more information, call the Recreation Department at 368-1210. Tennis instructions are available Monday through Friday between 8 a.m. and ■oon by Orton Hicks. Sign N-/up for lessons at the 82nd Street tennis courts between 8 and 12.

I Lacrosse Signups

STONE HARBOR - Any I boy or girl between the I ages of 8 and 17 interested I in learning the game of I lacrosse or advancing his ■ skill level can register y Wednesday, July 11, at 6 p.m. at the 82nd Street Recreation Center. On hand will be George Aithen, co-owner of the Main Line Lacrosse camp Little League Tryouts Held STONE HARBOR - Lions Club Little League tryouts began June 24 for children 8-13 years old Tryouts were conducted weekdays at 9 a.m. until the start of the season • Monday. < Thereafter tryouts will ! take place every Monday, ! Wednesday, and Friday I mornings at the field at < 80th Street and First Avenue I Players will be separated | into two different leagues i An instructional league meets three times a week 5 for the younger players to I improve their skills An 1 organized Little League t consisting of four teams i plays and practices twice per week under the direc- s tion of the League t Directors c Each team completes a c 12-game schedule with £ each player assured of c playing in each ballgame 5 For further information. ( call the Stone Harbor r Recreation Department at 368-1210 c

held at the Shipley School ii^BrynMawr. Aithen also is director of physical education at Shipley, coaches the varsity lacrosse team, and is the head coach of the Eagles Eye Lacrosse Club. Many lacrosse sticks will be on hand. Children who have their own sticks are encouarged to bring them No other equipment will be needed for the first meeting. Leukemia Benefits VOORHEES - The Southern New Jersey Chapter of the Leukemia Society of America is sponsoring super swim classics throughout South Jersey during July and August The swim-a-thons are open all ages and each participant will receive a painter's cap. Other prizes include: Tshirts. muscle sweat shirts, personal stereos, TV's and home computers, all deter mined by the amount of mqney raised. /Proceeds from the super Swim classics will enable the leukemia society to continue to support researchers seeking the cause and cure for this dread disease, and will help the New JerseyChapter financially assist than 300 patients. For more information call 772-1212.

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