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On Saturday, the Eagles O'Shaughnessy. Brian Casmet the North Shore Arrows saza played very strongly on
in a rain make-up game and
defense. Walter Rivero and
came away with a 2-1 victory
Lauren Appel were excellent
after playing their finest and
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final game of the season. Jon played a fine defensive
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SOCCER PROGRAM. The Lynbrook Recreation Com- was scored by Robert Grella Contrati was great in goal.
mission ended its Fall Soccer Program on Saturday, off a pass from Adam Shes- After a few weeks absence,
November 10, 1984. The program met on Wednesday even- tack. Seth Geisler kicked in Candice Barnet played
ings and Saturday mornings with approximately 130 child- the second goal off a beauti- extremely well. Captain Jefren participating. Due to the success and interest in the ful pass from Andrew Knob- frey Brodsky had a.good all
program, the Recreation Commission will conduct a Spring loch. Jay Raifman played around game and Jeffrey
program. Any boy or girl, ages 6-12, interested in playing his best game ever, along Ivler contributed some
soccer in the Spring can register at the Recreation Center in with Adam Cooper. Melissa really fine kicking.
Greis Park. Pictured are members of the soccer program and Golub came very close to
In junior intramurals, the
Village Officials. Mr. Frank Arias ran the very successful scoring a couple of goals and Tigers
won over the Jaguars
program with the assitance of Hank Velotti, Lou Misiano, Philip Ehrlich was a tower 2-1. Steven
Schoenfeld and
of strength on defense.
Patsy Sorbara, and Michael Kahlke.
Michael Madden scored for
On a very dreary Sunday the Tigers. Danny LoBosco
afternoon, the Rowdies and Brett Golden played
East Rockaway Recreation
ended their season losing to their typically excellent
the Baldwin Phantoms 2-0. game. Captain Angela WatJerry Chapel
The Rowdies played well son, Debbie Bozzone and
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but just couldn't ripple the M i c h a e l F l o o d played
net cords. Adam Stavola extremely well. Eric FeinbGirls sports clinic can- Wednesday evenmgs 7:30 was steady in the goal. Kevin latt kicked in the Jaguars'
Schmitt, Marc Jacobsen, goal. Brian Rost and Paul
celed Thursday, November p.m. - 9:30 p.m.
22 but will resume the folAdult Aerobic Workout Mike Smolinsky, Eddie Riccardi did an outstanding
lowing week Centre Avenue canceled this Thursday, Katuna and Vincent Troi- job sharingthe goal tending.
gym 6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. November 22 lor Thanks- ano kept the Phantoms off Shad Interligi and Ralph
November 29.
giving. But will resume the balance for a good part of Renner were good on
Boys sports clinic Tues- following week. There will the game. The Rowdies fin- offense and Matthew Yosca
days - November 20,27 Cen- be only one class lor Adult ished the season in fourth did a fine job in midfield.
tre Avenue gym 6:30 p.m. - Aerobic ages 14 - up from place and really showed Katy Brancato, Scott Edell
their mettle last week when and Eileen Caffrey per8:30 p.m.
8:00 p.m. -9:00 p.m.
Arts & Cratts Tuesdays
Any adult resident of East they played their role in fgrmed well on defense.
November 20, 27 Rhame Rockaway interested in knocking Island Trees out of Jason Schweitzer, Joshua
Geisler, Elizabeth Cafferty,
Avenue All-purpose room serving on the East Rocka- first place.
In senior intramurals, the Thomas Finlan and Gregg
6:00 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. For way Recreation Commisboys and girls grades 1 thru sion please submit a per- Kings blanked the Comets Dallari all added fine play.
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sonal resume as soon as 4-0. Ron Peritore had a hat
The Pumas shut out the
Now available Islanders possible to the East Rocka- trick for the Kings and Har- Cheetas 5-0. Jeffrey Rothv s . H a r t l o r d t i c k e t s way Recreation Dept. 376 lan Sloves added the fourth lein scored a hat trick lor the
December 8th. Boys and A t l a n t i c A v e n u e , East goal. Robby Weiss had three Pumas, with Darren Kotassists and Joe Vesce played chek and Adam Weinstein
girls ages 9-16 cost $10.00 Rockaway, N.Y. 11518.
includes transportation.
The East R o c k a w a y an excellent game. Mike each adding one. Brian
Tickets must be paid in Recreation Commissioners Noble, Lorraine Duffy and Marasco had a nice assist.
advance. Call Joan Negro and myself wish you all a Steven Vandoros were great Jason Gershon and Brian
on defense. Lauren Berman, Nichtran were outstanding
599-2901.
Happy Thanksgiving.
S t e p h a n i e B l i n d e r m a n , as they shared goal tending
Registration lor basketGabe Berman, Chris Isaacs, duties and were excellent on
ball is ongoing in the
Jill Pickus and Melanie offense as well. Allison Liff,
schools.
Chaplick played very well Randy and Corey Weiner,
Men's over 35 basketball
for the Kings, The entire K e v i n M a l o n e , S e a n
$10.00 registration lee tor
Comets team played well Roemig, Frankie Abrams
the season at the E.R.H.S.
despite their loss. Michael and Scott Masciello all connew gym every Wednesday
Angel did a good job in goal tributed very fine play. For
evening 7:30 p.m. -9:30p.m.
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and in midfield.
Women's Adult Volleythe Cheetahs, Robert Corley
The Stallions edged out played a g r e a t g a m e .
ball: $10.00 registration lee
the Bull Dogs 1-0. Seth Michelle Frasca was good
lor the season at the
Gusow scored the Stallions' on offense and Coleen Duffy
E.R.H.S. old gym every
goal off an assist by Michael did a nice job on defense.
The Jets claimed victory
over the Wildcats with a
score of 2-1. The Jets' goals
were scored by Ryan Asselta
and Chris Agnew on a
penalty kick. Greg O'Neill,
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on offense. Michael and
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BAY PARK FIRE DISTRICT BUILDING DEDICATION. Hempstead Presiding Supervisor Thomas S. Gulotta
(3rd left) attended the dedication of the new administration
building for the Bay Park Fire District. The building, which
is located on East Court Street, will house the administration offices of the District, which is served by the East
Rockaway Fire Department. Shown holding the Town of
Hempstead Flag during the dedication are: District Commissioner John G. Brennan, Jr. Chairman of the Board of
Commissioners Thomas Carney. Supervisor Gulotta;
Commissioner Ralph Luisi; Commissioner Louis A. Guarnierei, and Secretary and Treasurer of District Ethel Riley.
Lynbrook Elks Junior Bowling
Charles Barillari
This week saw a 'Clash of
Titans' between the Great
Ones and The Kick Axe,
with the Great Ones coming
out ahead 8 to 3. Steven
Meyers carried the Great
Ones to victory with 26 pins
over average. Although the
Kick Axe retained their first
place position in the standings, the Great Ones moved
into second place and are
only 4'/2 points behind the
leaders.
In other games around the
league: PAINS IN THE
ASTEROIDS 8, WEIRD &
WACKY BOWLERS 3:
The Weird & W a c k y
Bowlers dropped from
second place in losing the
first two games to the Pains,
both losses by wide margins.
Sal Brescia (63 poa) and
Gerry McCrystal (20 poa)
were hot for the Pains, while
Scott Smillie continued his
hot bowling with 28 pins
over average. The Pains are
now tied for fourth place
with the White Lightning.
WOBBLES 6, WHITE
LIGHTING 5: The Lightning again were upset by a
girls team as they were
beaten 6 to 5, thanks to the
incredible bowling of Gina
Guardino (49 pins over
average). The White Lightning are now tied for fourth
place with the Pains in the
Asteroids, while the Wob-
bles reside in ninth place
ahead of the Angels.
D E S T R O Y E R S 11,
ANGELS 0: The Destroyers
finally found a team they
could beat, and took advantage of the discovery. Matthew Perrin literally buried
the Angels, bowling a fabulous 158 pins over average,
including a 180 game, and
was aided by John Marone
(+34 poa) and Tom lannone
(+22 poa) in the interment.
Melissa Fighera was the
only spark for the Angles,
bowling 18 pins over average. The Destroyers, with
the win, have pulled themselves out of the basement,
while the Angels, with the
loss, have dropped into the
basement spot.
SLY ONES 8, WEEBLES 3: The Sly Ones dealt
the Weebles a damaging
loss, defeating them in the
first two games, and losing
the third game by only 3
pins. The Sly Ones used
team work to put away the
Weebles, and with the win
moved up to seventh place in
the standings'. Tracey
Evensen led the Sly Ones
onslaught with 80 pins over
average, and was helped out
by Kris Schwensberger (+27
poa) and Alison Muchnick
(+23 poa). The Weebles fell
from sixth to eighth place
with the loss.
Tree Lighting
Nassau County families
are invited to join County
Executive Francis T. Purcell
and Santa Claus in commemorating a joyous time of
year at the official Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony to be held at the Salisb u r y R e s t a u r a t in
Eisenhower Park on Monday, December 10, starting
at 3:30 p.m.
Nassau Recreation and
Parks Commissioner
Abram C. Williams said
County Executive Purcell
will officially turn on the
Christmas tree lights and
Santa Claus will hand out
candy canes to the kiddies.
Hot cocoa and cookies
will also be served in the
Fireside Room. For further
information, call 542-4422.