Page 12 - Talk of Tequesta - January '20

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sports

Senior Softball Winter League

Opens Jan. 8 Featuring 12 Teams

The Jupiter Senior Softball Association launches its Jupiter Community Park. A total of 211 players, 55 years of the league, Summers stated. “We couldn’t do it without
2020 Winter League Jan. 8 featuring more than 200 players of age and over were registered for the slow-pitch softball them.”
competing on 12 teams in three divisions. program as of mid-December. “We are pleased that all those Summers noted that a number of sponsors have supported
The league runs through March and is a highlight of the who have registered and want to play are on a team,” said the program year after year and the association is pleased
season that extends from April 1 through March 31. Games Dave Summers, JSSA president and league commissioner. to recognize all sponsors “and encourage our players,
are every Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings at The softball program is in its third decade and is a their families and the public to show their appreciation by
cooperative effort by the Jupiter Senior Softball Association patronizing them throughout the year.”
(JSSA) and the Town of Jupiter. New players are always Registration for the senior softball program can be made
welcome. The partnership with the town and the support of online at www.leaguelineup.com/jssa or for more information
18 sponsoring businesses have been critical to the success contact Dave Summers at (561) 800-8230.

A senior softball player connects with a hit through the
infield. More than 200 players, 55 and over, are registered
for the 2020 Winter League that debuts Jan. 8 at Jupiter
Community Park.

Not just a place to live.

The Jupiter Senior Softball Association credits the support
of 18 local sponsors and the cooperation of the Town of
Jupiter for the success of its year-round softball program.
The names of sponsors are displayed on banners at Jupiter
Community Park. A place to THRIVE!

good works

Addington Place of Jupiter in Abacoa offers:

Eye Ride ✦ An active Independent Living lifestyle

Foundation ✦ A rental community without the large buy-in
✦ Concierge services including complimentary transportation
✦ Nestled in a residential neighborhood on 9 acres
Sophia Liporace created Eye Ride Foundation at
age 13. Sophia was born with congenital nystagmus, an ✦ Weekly housekeeping and linen service
uncorrectable condition which causes visual impairment. ✦ Fully equipped kitchens with a washer and dryer
Many people with congenital nystagmus and a host of other ✦ All-day dining
conditions cannot drive. Eye Ride Foundation is a nonprofit
organization which was created to assist the visually ✦ Private screened porches
impaired maintain their independence by providing funds ✦ Pet friendly
for their transportation needs.
On Dec. 15, 2019, Sophia, now a 15-year-old sophomore
at The Benjamin School, presented funds to Charlotte Dupre Stress-free living at its BEST!
of Tequesta. Charlotte must see her eye doctor every three
weeks to receive treatments that hope to prevent her from
going totally blind. Charlotte has no free transportation
services in her area and can’t afford costly private services. For more information or to schedule a tour of
Eye Ride Foundation, through its donation, will provide
Charlotte with the opportunity to continue her treatments. the community, call (561) 202-6939.

1031 Community Drive | Jupiter, FL 33458