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Boardwalk Aei OCEAN CITY - Bodyworks Fitness Club aerobic instructors and their classes will shape up on the Boardwalk during the July Jubilee's aerobics demonstration Tuesday, July 1, beginning at 1 and 6 p.m. A health spa at 612 Asbury Ave., Bodyworks Fitness Club is owned and operated by Kathy Yeager. Offering aerobic and general exercise classes for ages 16 and up, it also has a full-service nautilus and boutique. The demonstration will Players Needed CAPE MAY - Softball pitchers and players are still needed for the area women's league. Players 17 and up are eligible. Games are held Tuesday and Thursday nights. For further information, call 884-4895, 884-3488. or 884-2365. In Search ■ Of Turtles STONE HARBOR - Turtles — not the roadcrossing diamond back terrapins familiar to local residents — are the object of Roger Wood, chairman of the Wetlands Institute board of trustees, in his trip this month to Kenya. Wood was to do research • on aquatic turtles, par4 ticularly a previously unkown, new species of side-necked turtles. These amphibians live along the shores of Lake Turk ana, formerly Lake Rudolf, a 130-mile expanse of alkaline water in remote northeastern Kenya. Courts Set For Tennis STONE HARBOR - The borough Recreation Department is now open. The tennis facilities at both 82nd and 96th Streets are available for play. Tennis instruction by Orton Hicksaat at the 82nd Street courts started June 16. Lessons will carry through the month of August. Private and semi-private lessons will be available I For scheduling and fee information. contact the 82nd Street office, 368-1210, 8 | a.m. -noon. $1 Million ' Finalists I OCEANPORT - Three J Cape May County residents are among the 180 finalists for the New Jersey Lottery "Pick-6" Lotto Million Dollar Bonus Game grand prize drawing at Mon- ) mouth Park Racetrack here next Wednesday They are Paul D. i Greeland Jr., North Wildwood; ML. Kester, Ocean City, and Herbert G Lamed, Oceanview.

;robics be a 20-30 minute workout in front of the Music Pier, Boardwalk and Moorfyn Terrace. Spectators are welcome to join in and follow along. For information contact the Public Relations Department, City Hall, Ocean City, N. J., 08226 Gymnastics CAPE MAY - The city has a gymnastics program as part of the Summer Recreation Schedule. Classes are held 5-7 p.m. every Thursdeay at the Franklin Street Civic Center. The first hour will be for ages 5-7 with ages 8-14 coming the second hour. Call the Department of Civic Affairs. 884-8411, ext. 20 and 27 for further information. Cily Clinic On Courts CAPE MAY - The city again is offering a tennis clinic for ages 7-15 which began Monday and will run through Aug. 29. The class will take place Monday. Wednesday and Friday 10-11 a.m. for ages 7-11 and 11 -noon for ages 12-15 at the Lafayette Street tennis court. Students must provide their own racquets, with tennis balls being provided. Charles Wise Sr. will instruct both classes. Call the Department of Civic Affairs. 884-8411 ext. 20, for more information.

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