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Wolverine's Lair Registration was held for the fail soccer program of the Wolverines and the results were most gratifying. At last count the number of boys and girls who have registered stood at 297. Of this number ap- proximately 18% were new registrants or first time soccer players. We are proud of the strong growth of our league and of soccer in general and we hope that we can reward the faith that has been shown in us. Soccer is the fastest growing sport in America today and hopefully Farmingdale will be in the vanguard of its success. •Hie first Farmingdale Junior Olympics will be held this weekend at Allen Park under the co-sponsorship of the Farmingdale Wolverines and the Hawks and we assure all that are entered that a fun time is planned for all, both participants and spectators. Between the apple plucking of the younger entrants and the speedy dashes of the older athletes coupled between the obstacle course for all victims we should be thrilled with laughter and delight The games will begin at Allen Park this Saturday at 10 a.m. and will end with the \running\ of the mile walk on Sunday. We are still looking for some capable assistants to help judge some of the events and we know that the people of our area will come through for us and their children. Anyone wishing to offer his or her services is asked to please call the Allen Park office at 293-0494 and give their name. Farm league soccer action was concluded this week with some fine action and thrilling games. The quick closing Royals defeated the Astros 4-1 as goals were scored for the Royals by Steven Homan 1, Chris Camponova 2 and Ricky Gerhard 1. There was excellent play by both teams and both coaches could be proud. the Whitecaps outscored the Cosmos 5-1 as Paul Pechmann scored 4 goals and Mike Lahey had 1. There was great offensive play by Jimmy Bleck, Tommy Ryan, Chris Meinck and Jeanne Reiser. Good all around play by Brian Burger and Dawn Cash. The Defense was led by Lee Deibler, Donald Fick and goalie Emmett Maguire. The Clippers defeated the Astros 3- 0 as high scoring Frank Tassielli scored all 3 goals. Chris Hesse was in goal for the shutout The offense was led by Tommy Malone, Chris Trinkus, Glenn Kriegsman, Robert Masefield. Great defense by Terrence Cooney, Karen Deissler, David Scudera, Julianne Campa, Mike and Michelle Malone and Kathy Maloney. The Spurs defeated the Rowdies by a score of 2-0. Nancy Beljan scored both goals for the Spurs and she was assisted by Marianne Crossley and Karen Kenny. There was excellent offensive effort by Karen Jones and Mary Faria. Maureen Kilduff was flawless in goal. There were other outstanding plays by Jeanne Kammer and Sandra Militello. Karen Boyle, Jeanne Coppola and Ellen Bernhardt sparked the defense. The champion Spurs would like to say a special thanks to coach Ricky Jones for all the time he devoted to the team. Anybody who has ever seen the good looking girls on this team can well understand Ricky's dedication to the game. The Rowdies played well in a losing effort and Ann Turner, Jeannette Ward, Lori Sichler, Chris Moroney 2. Sparrows and Linda Adamo were singled out for praise in a great team effort.—3vEagle&~ There still is one championship to be decided and that will be done in a special playoff game between the Dynamos and the Whitecaps this past Tuesday pi|jal „ socce^Lea^eStandings PONYTAIL JUNIOR FALCONS, league champs winning in a three-way playoff! [Top Row] Manager Bob Branston, Marlene Tenny, Karen Borrosso, Margaret Plaut, Krissy Townes, Vickie Branston, Coach Dot Branston. [Kneeling] Debra Loeneau, Sharon Brown, Susan Hill, Jennifer Muller, Donna Reed. [Sitting] Jennifer Branston and Susan Erler. Youth Council Registration Begins Registration for the 27th summer of supervised recreation for the youngsters of the Far- mingdale School District will take place on Thursday June 30th from 1-4 p.m. and on Friday July 1st from 9-12 noon. The program will begin on Tuesday July 5th and continue through August 12th. FARM Pos. Team 1. Robins W 9 4 Minutemen** Stings Tornadoes Aztecs Spurs** Metros Rowdies Apollos Dynamos Whitecaps Jaws Cosmos Comets Clippers** Diplomats Royals Astros Stars \' Wins 9 6 5 0 8 7 7 0 10 10 8 4 1 12 5 5 2 2 Losses 0 4 4 12 3 3 4 12 2 2 4 9 12 . 0 4 6 9 8 Ties 3 3 4 0 1 2 1 0 4 4 2 3 1 3 6 5 5 S Pts. 21 15 14 0 17 16 \5 0 24 24 18 11 3 27 16 15 9 9 GREGORY PECK A UNlVtRSAl PtCIUHf-HCHMOMOfl\ affiffifnltridtf 1 Exclusive Long Island Engagement Now Showing W\ CINEMA 150 Jencho Turnpike. Syosset (516) 364 0700 SHOWTIMES DAI LY-2:15-4:55-7:45-10:25 5. Blue Jays 6. Orioles JUNIOR Pos. Team Three Way Playoff Falcons Chevelles Dusters 1. FALCONS 2. Chevelles 2. Dusters 3. Gremlins 3. Sabers 4. Cougars 5. Malibus 6. Monzas 6. Pintos 7. Larks 7. Mavericks 8. Javelins 9. Chevettes 9. Palominos SENIOR Pos. Team 1. Mustangs 2. Blazers* 3. Demons* 4. T-Birds 5. Chargers 5. Stingrays 6. Firebirds 7. Skylarks 8. Satellites 9. Comets 10. Darts 11. Wildcats 12. Spitfires 3 l W 3 1 1 10 10 10 9 9 8 7 6 6 5 5 4 1 1 W 13 12 11 9 8 8 6 6 4 3 2 2 0 5 8 L 1 2 2 3 3 3 4 4 5 6 7 7 8 8 9 12 12 L 0 2 3 4 5 5 5 7 8 8 8 11 13 Registration on the 30th and 1st will take place at the following neighborhood centers: Wood- ward Parkway School, Albany Avenue School, Parkway Oaks fr^Northside-School, East-^MuXLane_Jr Memorial School, Mill Lane 9:00 p.m. School, Main St. School, Hewitt School, Florgate Park, Pinehurst Valridge Park and Merritt Rd. Park. Activities will include - Arts & Crafts, Low Organized Games, Special interests, Trips, Athletics, Swimming, In- strumental Music, Tennis In- struction. Swimming instruction for youngsters in grades K-4 will be conducted at Che Howitt pool through August 26. Swimming instruction for youngsters in grades 5-8 will be conducted at the Aggie school pool on Melville Rd. through August 12. (The Senior High School pool is closed Tied for second place. Blazers won in a one game playoff. Treat Youx Family To Dinner SPECIAL* RESTAURANT ft COCKTAIL LOUNGE 16 SMITH ST. E. FARMINGDALE Off Rt. 110 No. of Adyentuteland CLOSED SUNDAYS TO iFAMILY \RTIES_ INNERS Children under 12 Complete Dinners $2* from FOR RESERVATIONS A«, Aftcn * neludm ... SOUP or Juiea, Salad W. Choica. 29 3-0059 jf Drmting. Pot, Vag. A Hot Bawaram om^m 95 EVERYTHING YOU NEED IS HERE] OPEN SATURDAYS 'TIL NOON g this summer for repairs). Swimming class sign-ups will be held at each pool following registration at your neigh- borhood recreation center. The senior high recreation program will be held at the Howitt Jr. H.S. gyms because of repairs being done in the Senior H.S. Gym. Activities will be held from 1-4 p.m. and 6:30 to 9:00 p.m. Activities for Jr. High age youngsters will also be held at the H.S. from 6:30 to The instrumental music in- struction program will be held in the band room of the Mill Lane Jr. H.S. ^ . A pre-school program for youngsters entering kin- dergarten in the fall is planned for Woodward Pkwy., Albany Ave. and Parkway Oaks Schools. Tennis instruction for youngsters in grades 54 will be held daily in the Senior High courts from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. A special recreation program for handicapped youngsters sponsored by the Town of Oyster Bay is being conducted on a daily basis at the Marjorie Post Park in Massapequa. 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