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Junior Tennis Clinic Recap
by mac-lpoa
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During the month of June, the tennis club sponsored 3 free junior tennis clinics. Over the 3 weeks we averaged 30 future tennis stars. Steve Winship and I want to thank all the volunteers who made these clinics such a great success: Anna Flynn, Alec Barber, Mary Kenady, Bill Bremmer, Ernesto Cortissow, Arnoud Lejeune and Warren Alumbaugh. Treats, drinks and prizes were enjoyed by all. Jack McLaren
