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2 I • HP > Icemen lo I Play On TV RttNNi 00 I S W 4) Q CO 9 ! WD .s e u [Continued from page 11] champions and Farmingdale is presently leading the tough Orange Division. George Karman, League Commissioner, has finalized all arrangements and issued this statement: \Everything is going smoothly, both the competing teams and the rest of the league are cooperating fully and a large crowd is expected. I'm sure there will be some college scouts at the game as there will be a lot of talent on display. We hope to have a band and cheer leaders, also. The reaction to this game has been very encouraging, the exposure will help make people aware of our 32-team high school league and what we are trying to accomplish.\ The game will be played on December 11 at Rink \C\, Racquet & Rink, Conklin Street, Farmingdale at 2:30 p.m. Tickets are $1 each and can be purchased from any of the Farmingdale team members. For your con- venience following is a list of the team members: Alan Barth, George Betancourt, John Booth, Dan Collins, Terry Butler, Joe DeFlorio, Adam DiGirolamo, Tom Duggan, Mark Everett, Scott Everett, Ed Fallon, Mike Fallon, Mike Gamblin, Mike Hendrickson, Kevin Kiendle, Roger Lavan, Ed McGovern, Denis O'Connor, John O'Connor, Mark Russell, Kevin Ryan, Jim Wright. Kathy and Kara Theal and Kris Nenstiel also have tickets for sale. In addition, tickets may be obtained from Denis O'Connor, 694-0780, or Ray Kiendle, 249-4699. Due to the fact that the Far- mingdale H.S. Hockey Club receives no subsidation of any kind from the high school, although the team is comprised of Farmingdale High School students only, this is a means of raising funds to help operate the team as we share in the proceeds from tickets sold by us. The 190 fee paid by each team member is not sufficient to cover registration and ice fees, so it is very im- portant that the students and the general public support this game as it is our only source of income. agic Carpet Over Broadway By Joe Kaliff Farmingdale Hosts Gymnastic Tourney Valerie Harper, better known lo most of you television fans as \Rhoda.\ is not Jewish, although she plays a Jewish girl in the series; has only been to the Bronx twice in her life, (in \Rhoda\ she resides in the Bronx) and has been married to Richard Shaal, an actor, writer, director. Like Rhoda, Valerie confesses to a weakness for ice cream, brownies, candy and other gooey treats. \I've probably gained and lost hundreds of pounds in my life,\ she says. \I eat all the junk foods and I love pizza. I once went all the way up to ISO pounds, although I am 5'6\ tall.\ She got the Rhoda part by beating out fifty other girls in an audition. Adds Valerie: \I'd like to be a little more like Rhoda than I am. She's very fully who she is, without apologies. I'm a utile more concerned with approval and not rocking the boat than Rhoda is. It's an area of myself I don't like, but I'm working on it.\ A THOUSAND AND ONE KNIGHTS: Golda Meir was feted and toasted last week when she came to town for the opening of \Golda the play about her life. Instead of attending the opening night festivities, Golda, had to settle for a preview of the play, which stars Anne Bancroft. Reason is some of the material had to be rewritten while the show was out-of-town and that delayed the opening for at least a week...Diane Keaton and Farrah Fawcett-Majors are fighting again. Reason: Diane told writer Rex Reed that \I'm glad I'm not Farrah Fawcett-Majors. I don't think I'll ever have her public image. I'm an actress and not a fad.\...Nick Nolte says he hates wearing jewelry. Thinks it's gaudy... • • • THE TOWER OF BABEL: Ed Asner, talking about his new show on television: \I've never met a happy television series star, except perhaps Mary Tyler Moore. I fear what may happen to my show.\... Ringo Starr, the famed drummer of the Beatles: \Getting a job in movies is the hardest part. Producers don't trust me as an actor. They think I'm some sort of rock and roller. I don't need top billing, I just want a job.\ * * * HAREM SCAREM: Singer Jack Jones and his dad, Allan \Donkey Serenade\ Jones had a family reunion dinner at the Foo Chow restaurant...Wanna rent an antique stove??? The Once Upon A Stove restaurant has several which date all the way back to 1895 which can be rented for an occasion. Owner Hank Sgrosso says the stove featured in \The Godfather\ was rented from him. Snow Numbers As the snow season ap- proaches, Nassau residents were advised today by Public Works Commissioner H. John Plock Jr. to keep two telephone numbers handy.- \IV 5-4422 is the number to call to find out if an official snow emergency has been declared,\ Plock said. \TV 3-6208 is for reporting the location of a major snow accumulation, dangerous Long Island sports fans will have a pre-Christmas treat when the State University at Farmingdale plays Santa Claus on December 16 and 17 on the College Campus. Over two hundred of our nation's best gymnasts representing seventeen colleges and universities will be performing in competition in Nold Hall as the College presents the Annual Farmingdale Open. The colleges that will be sending representatives are: Southern Connecticut, last year's Farmingdale Open team winner and which also placed third in the NCAA Division I competition; West Point; Temple; University of Massachusetts, MIT; Syracuse; Cortland; Oneonta; Trenton State; LIU; LSU; University of Michigan; Stamford; Illinois; Farmingdale, and last year's Division I NCAA Gymnastic Champs, Indiana State. Many of the gymnasts from these powerhouses are former Long Island high school graduates. Highlighting the event will be individuals such as: Paul Tellarico from John Glenn High School, who will be representing LSU in Antic also in Past icing, downed trees or other dangerous highway conditions.\ Plock reminded motorists that during official snow emergencies parking on roads marked with red-and-white snow emergency signs is prohibited and violators' cars may be towed away at the owners' expense. all-around, and Carl from Brentwood, who competing for Illinois, all-around competition, winners in the Farmingdale Open also include: Dave Kulakoff out of Berner High School, now competing for the University of Massachusetts on the pommel horse; taking Temple colors into competition are Skip Zimmer from Walt Whitman' High School; Tom Kovic, a Berner, graduate, and Mike Silverstein from Bohemia will be competing at the Open in the all-around event, In addition to the former Long Island high school stars, Indiana's representatives will be: Al Kwaitkowski, who is tops in the all-around competition at Indiana and his teammate, Baron DeVeau, who also will be showing his prowess in all-around competition. Southern Connecticut has such stalwarts as: Mario McCutcheon, a PSAL Champ, now performing in all-around competition and Wallace Miller from the Bronx,., also in all-around event. State University at Farmingdale will have twelve competitors including four former high school ail- Americans: Mike Nowakowski on rings, from North Babylon; Gary Smith from Bay Shore, vaulting; Carlos Valentin from the Bronx on rings; and Gary Borestelmann out of North Babylon, floor exercises. Bob Hess, Aggie Coach and 1975 NJCAA Coach of the Year and Harry Bjerke, 1977 Eastern Judge of the Year are the individuals who have pulled the Farmingdale Open together not only look forward to a strong competitive meet, but feel that many of the individuals performing during the two days will have a chance to represent the United States in Moscow in the I960 Olympics. The dates and times for these events once again are: December 16 at 7:30 p.m. for the optionals and team championships, December 17 at 2:30 p.m. for the compulsory competition, and 8 p.m. for the optional finals, which will highlight the best gymnasts of the meet. Tickets for the event are $3. for all three sessions; $2. for two sessions and admission for one session is $1.50 which can be purchased at the door. For further information please contact the Athletic Office at the State University at Farmingdale, 420-2234. Poetry Tree Upstairs in the Children's Room at the Main Library, children will find a Poetry Tree. All children are invited to select a favorite poem and write it out, or try writing an original poem. 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