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St. Lawrence Martyr Boy's Volleyball team finished third in the Catholic Youth Organization championship tournament, SLM's highest-ever finish in the CYO. Front (left to right) Michael Stevenson, Troy Tessalone, Daniel Leach, Steven Salisbury, Vince DeLuca. Back Row (left to right) - Matt Hollis, Jonathan Meyer, Brett Hall, Trevor Carlisle-Rovens, Coach Larry Haryung. The performance capped an outstanding sports year for SLM. The girls' softball team was third in CYO, while the boys' track team -- lead by Brett Hall's first place finishes in the 100 and 200 -- and the girls' track team--behind Jessica Olson's second place finishes in the 100 and 200 -- both were fifth in CYO. The football team tied for its league championship, while the girls' volleyball and boys' basketball teams tied for the league runner-up spots. |
West End Tennis Training Center
Just because Pete Sampras, and Lindsey Davenport got their starts at West End Racquet and Health Club training camps doesn't mean you have to be an aspiring pro to sign up for this summer's Junior Training Center program. Kids will be coached on stroke production and conditioning. But coach Dan Johnston also makes sure the kids, who can be as young as 4-years-old, have fun. Classes range from $8 for tiny tots, to $20 for advanced players. Club membership is not required. The first session begins June 26. West End is located at 4343 Spencer St., Torrance. (310) 542-7373.
West End Club offers Red Cross swimming
Red Cross swimming, from level 1 (beginners) to level VII (advanced) is being offered this summer at the West End Racquet and Health Club. Classes begin June 19. Club membership is not required. Classes range from $75 to $95. West End is located at 4343 Spencer St., Torrance. (310) 542-7373.
Seasprites plans Summersplash
The Seasprints Children's Center in Hermosa Beach is offering its Summersplash program for chidlren 5- through 13-years-old. The 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. program includes cooking, arts and crafts, wood working and sewing workshops. Field trips include visits to Seaside Lagoon, local tidepools, Knotts Berry Farm, the LA Science Museum, and IMAX. The three- to five- day sessions range in cost from $90 to $150. Seasprites is located at 417 25th St., the former North Hermosa Beach school site, adjacent to Valley Park. For more information call 318-2429. ER
Friday, June 2
Read to me
Hermosa Public Library offers a preschool storytime Fridays at 11 a.m. Finger plays, stories and a movie offer a nice outing for children and their caregivers. 379-8475.
Science Fair
The Aerospace Corporation in El Segundo is holding is popular science fair today. Students from L.A., including South Bay Lutheran, El Segundo and California Academy of Math and Science participate. Winner receives paid summer positions and U.S. savings bonds. Contact Dave Jonta 336-5041.
Saturday, June 3
Just swimmingly
Mira Costa is the site of the Junior Guard swim test today from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Returning JG's can pick up their uniforms, just bring your letter of authorization. Otherwise all new JG's get to see how fast they can swim 100 yards. The pool entry is off of Meadows, in Manhattan Beach. 310-939-7214.
Whale of a day
Cabrillo Marine Aquarium hopes you will travel on over and enjoy a day of Sea-sonal fun at the annual Whale Fiesta. Lots of fun activities for the whole family including crafts, games, face painting and educational booths. A fun way to support the aquarium. 548-7562.
GOAL!
Little soccer folks can sign up for AYSO's region 18 (Manhattan & Hermosa) today at the Joslyn Center in Manhattan. If you are not a returning player you'll need a birth certificate. Everyone should bring insurance information and a checkbook. Extra points for parents who volunteer for coaching, lines persons and referees. 1-6 p.m. 546-4106.
Learn Child Safety
Harbor College offers "Infant and toddler CPR/Safety," CPR skills designed for infants and children. Learn a skill that may save a life. Students receive CPR after completion. 1111 Figueroa Place in Wilmington. Registration by phone 518-3510.
A Toy Jungle
Fun, fun, fun; toys, toys, toys. Toy Jungle's open house. Free balloons, face painting, prizes, slot car racing and crafts. 11 to 4 p.m. 1104 Manhattan Ave, Manhattan Beach 798-7744.
Sunday, June 4
Good & plenty
The Torrance Cultural Arts Center is host to the annual Oodles of Noodles festival. Lots of fun in the form of food and entertainment. Good taste for one and all begins at 11 a.m. For more information, 781-7170.
Ballet high
South Bay Ballet presents Fairy Tale Ballet today at the Armstrong Theater in Torrance. Two matinees, at 2 and 4 p.m. For tickets or for more information, 781-7170.
Tuesday, June 6
Music to read by
The Hermosa Library will host a very special library show today at 3:30 p.m. featuring Craig Newton and America's Multi-Cultural Music. The library is located at 550 Pier Ave. For more information, 379-8475.
Soccer fever
Try outs and registration continue on an ongoing basis for Torrance United Girls Soccer Club. This program is for girls under 18 years old. The practice/tryouts are held at Columbia Park in Torrance (off of -190th St.) Tuesdays and Thursdays from 5:30-7:30 p.m. For more information contact coach Aldo Ginossi, 379-7837.
Wednesday, June 7
Trick and treat
Enjoy John Abrams and his Animal Magic show today at the Hermosa Library at 3:30 p.m. This is a special library show sponsored by the County of L.A. Public Library. For more information, 379-8475.
Thursday, June 8
GOAL!
Little soccer folks can sign up for AYSO's region 18 (Manhattan & Hermosa) today at the Manhattan Heights Center in Manhattan. If you are not a returning player you'll need a birth certificate. Everyone should bring insurance information and a checkbook. Extra points for parents who volunteer for coaching, lines persons and referees. 6-9 p.m. 546-4106.
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Monday, June 26
Use Your Head
Harbor Regional Center is sponsoring several activities focused on helmet safety for bike riders, skateboarder and rollerbladers. The first activity is an interactive poster and essay contest, open to children and teens. The entry consists of a poster, essay or slogan describing why children should "Use your head - Get in the Helmet Habit". Prizes include new bikes, new helmets and gift certificates. Info, Nancy Spiegel 543-0658.