Restaurant league meeting today<\/b><\/p>\n
The 2004 Inter-Restaurant Basketball League will hold its final meeting at 2pm today at Country House Restaurant. <\/p>\n
Representatives of participating teams are requested to attend the meeting. Team rosters, entrance fee, players\u2019 proof of employment will also be due this day.<\/p>\n
For more information on the coming restaurant league, please call Koichi Tabei or Jake Villanueva at 233-1908.<\/p>\n
Fil-Taga monthly ace set this Sunday <\/b><\/p>\n
The Fil-Taga Golfers Association will hold its May Ace of the Month Tournament this coming Sunday, May 16, at the Marianas Country Club.<\/p>\n
Tournament director Father Many Corcuera has set the show time for the May tournament at 11am with tee time scheduled 30 minutes later at 11:30am.<\/p>\n
DFS tennis kicks off May 21<\/b><\/p>\n
The Northern Mariana Islands Tennis Association will host the 23rd Annual DFS Micronesian Tennis Championships beginning on May 21. <\/p>\n
The longest-running tennis tournament on Saipan will be held on two weekends May 21-23 and May 29-31. The first weekend will feature action in the adult doubles and junior singles, while the second week will be for adult singles and junior doubles. <\/p>\n
For more information, please contact tournament directors Dr. Mohammad Ashraf at 256-1215 or e-mail him at ashmdr@hotmail.com or Delia Johnson at 235-6854.<\/p>\n
Swim lessons up <\/b><\/p>\n
The Saipan Swim Club will once again attempt to make swimmers of land-lovers.<\/p>\n
Starting on June 7 through 18, the SSC will conduct swim lessons from 7:30am to 8:30am at the Kan Pacific Swimming Pool in Marpi.<\/p>\n
To pre-register please call either Bill Sakovich at 322-9990 or Mike Villagomez at 256-5668 or leave a message on the answering machines. Those interested are requested to leave their names and other pertinent information like level of swimming and contact numbers.<\/p>\n
Rotary golf tourney this Saturday<\/b><\/p>\n
The 6th Annual Rotary Club of Saipan Goodwill Golf Tournament will tee off this Saturday at the Coral Ocean Point Resort Golf Course. <\/p>\n
A total of six flights are up for grabs in the tournament. They are Championship Flight for players with 0-8 handicap; A Flight for players with 9-13 handicap; B Flight for players 14-18 handicap; C Flight for players 19 handicap and up; Ladies Flight and Seniors Flight for golfers 55 years old and up.<\/p>\n
First place in each category receives $500 and a trophy, while second place and third place takes home $300 and $200, respectively, plus trophies.<\/p>\n
Early registration costs $125 and should be paid no later than May 10. Late registration, meanwhile, costs $150. Showtime is set at 10:30am and shotgun start begins at exactly 12pm.<\/p>\n
For more information on the yearly Rotary golf tournament, please call Ed Salas at 234-5050; Karl Reyes at 664-8088; Kim Forrester at 287-8885; and Scott Hagen at 235-3041.<\/p>\n
UFO caging eyes May 30 start<\/b><\/p>\n
The United Filipino Organization is revving up for a May 30 start for its 5th Annual UFO Inter-Organization Basketball League.<\/p>\n
The start of the popular all-Filipino cage league was designed so that the league will be at full throttle for the 106th Philippine Independence Day celebrations on June 12.<\/p>\n
The May 30 opening would also coincide with the planned 2004 Palarong Filipino festivities of the Filipino community.<\/p>\n
All interested member organizations of the UFO that wish to join the basketball league, may contact Ramon Awit at 234-5424 or Roland Pamintuan at 234-8391 for more information.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Restaurant league meeting today<\/b><\/p>\n
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