by Janet Anderson I

Due to early publicationbecause of Thanksgiving, theremaining intramural games andthe Barracudas championshipgame will appear in next weekscolumn.

Cheerleading CompetitionOn Friday night before a

capacity crowd at West Jr. Hi ,our BYA cheerleaders andTwirlers put on a dazzling per-formance. All the teamsdisplayed their talents well.

In the traveling team com-petition the Barracudacheerleaders won first place andin the Intra-murals the Cheyennecheerleaders came out on top.

Congratulations Barracudas;Stacy and Stefanie Reid , DeborahFleming, Lynette Longo, TinaMigliore , Maria Lenau, JenniferChase, Melissa Mott , JessicaGuerero, JoAnne Garafola , KellyMaher and team mothers MaryReid and Paulette Fleming.

Congratulations Cheyennes;Pat Rousseau, Catherine Potter ,Janet Winter , Mary Ystueta ,Y'vonne Cosme, Juliana Croce,Jean Williams, Kelly Reilly ,Lynn DePalma and teammothers Pat Rousseau and BettyPotter.

Thanks to our Twirlers for theterrific job they did with theirroutines. Special thanks toCarmella Korn and Fran

Caggiano for the great job theydid all season with ourcheerleaders and twirlers .

FOOTBALL PHOTOSAll Football, Cheerleaders and

Twirlers team photos have beentaken and can be ordered bycompleting the form given toyour child and returning it toyour coach or team mother.Orders may also be returned tothe Sales Store or mailed to: BYAFootball Photo, P.O. Box 189,Brentwood, N.Y., 11717. The costof the 8 x 10 color photo is $3.00.Please make all checks payableto BYA Football Photo. If youhave any questions please callMarty Kiffel at 273-8799.

STOCKING STUFFERSThe Christmas holidays are

just around the corner and giftbuying time goes very quickly.Our Sales Store has a variety ofitems available for your children.Lots of stocking stuffers like oursocks, head and wrist bands, etc.are priced to stretch yourChristmas budget. Don 't forgetwe also have items like tennisrackets, all kinds of jackets, etc.for the main gifts . We also havediscount coupons available forvarious stores in Brentwood thatcan save you money on manyclothing items. Any questions canbe answered by calling MartyKiffel at 273-8799.

Brentwood YouthActivities, Inc.

BYA "B" LEAGUE JETS. Coaches : Larry Plompen, Roy Smith ,Ron Corso. 3rd Row L to R: Joseph Skrzypek, Jim Bergin, MikeRahn , Larry Pandolfi , John Re. 2nd Row : Daniel Murph y, StanleyMarkiewicz, Michael Bergin , Robert Fitzerald , Paul Diseu, JamesChrist , Front Row : Ron Corso, Troy Watson , Richard Corso, JamesWhitlow . Dean Morace.

Brentwood LibraryThe Reference Department of

the Brentwood Public Librarywould like to advise residentsthat the "Editorial ResearchReport *' , a useful reference tool ,is now available for use in theLibra ry .

The "Editorial ResearchReport ". put out byCongressional Quarterly Inc., is amonthly news magazine that alsoappears in a yearly hardboundedition. The "Report " researchesnews items of special interest andbreaks the information down intothree basic sections : input ofsubjects and major issues; in-depth reporting; historicaldevelopment.

The "Editorial ResearchReport" focuses on such interestareas as minority voting rights,air fare control , marijuana andthe law , and the U.S. volunteerarmy, pros and cons.

Students with researchprojects, special interest groupsand followers of the news will findthe "Editorial Research Report"a helpful and easy-to-usereference tool. Interestedresidents may ask for the"Report" at the Library 's maindesk.

Handicapped ArtistsShow Works

Two handicapped artists inIslip Town 's HandicappedProgram will display anexhibition of their works in theMain Street School, 401 MainStreet , Islip, for the next threeweeks "which shows that beinghandicapped doesn 't necessarilysmother creative ability."

James J. Graham , 29, atriplegic since an automobileaccident when he was 18, willprovide some of his sketches andJames J. Dugoniths, 24, who hasbeen a quadriplegic since 11, aresult of Muscular Dystrophy,will show his etching series.

Graham , who has both legs andhis right hand disabled andlearned to do his activities withhis left , attended Nassau Com-munity College and StateUniversity at Farmingdale. Heplays the guitar and also Is activewith the Islip Town HandicappedAction Line.

Dugoniths is a graduate ofHofstra University and attendedMarshall University in WestVirginia working towards aMaster 's degree in art.

The general public is invited toview the exhibit Monday thruFriday, 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.through December 12th. Theartists will attend a final daysopen house from 7 to 9 p.m. onFriday December 12th.

Riding Courses

Offered By PALThe Police Athletic League will

begin a horseback riding trainingprogram for boys and girls ages8-18 it was announced by Lt.George Sloane, PAL Command-ing Officer.

Jerry Napolitano, owner of theBar 7 Stables, 560 BIydenburghRd., Hauppauge, has offered hisindoor and outdoor arenas ,horses and instructors to PAL.Members will be taught theproper method of grooming,cleaning and care of horse andtack. Basic riding instructionswill be given by experiencedinstructors in one hour sessionsonce weekly. Members will bedivided according to experience.

The cost per member is $2.50($1.50 insurance , $1 PALmembership) . The cost perlesson is$5. The program will becoordinated by DetectiveSergeant AI Baldwin.

For further information ormembership applications, call265-5000, ext. 331.

BYA "A" LEAGUE BLACKHAWKS sponsored by Entenmanns.Coaches L to K: Mike Cortese, Rich Fasano, Ed Hendrickson , SteveCarbone, Tom Gleason. 3rd Row : Cory Cortese, Rich Fasano. RichOssano, Doug Christ, John Gleason. 2nd Row: Bill Auer, JerryTurner , George Searing, Ed Ilenrickson . Jeff Stewart, FelixCabrerra. Front: James Nordhausen , James Auer, Paul O'Brien ,Frank Pallino, Willie Torres, John McKeever , Mike Repalone. Centerfront, "Utile Mike".

With Marie Felicio fTel. 273-3124 j l

Boy Scout Troop 292 of Brent-wood recently visitedWashington , D. C. where theyslept at the Fort Belvoir Armybase, walked the Lincoln trailviewing the Lincoln Memorial ,W a s h i n g t o n M o n u m e n t ,Petrerson House (where Lincolndied) , Fords Theatre (whereLincoln was shot) , the WhiteHouse, the Smithsonian Institute.Attending were: Steven Mott ,Joel Tarantowicz , Brian Mott ,Kenny Czarnicki , Chris DePalma , James Ruggieri , ChrisMaskiell , Lee Maskiell andSteven Curring.

An official at Beale AFB,Calif . , has announced thepromotion of Gerard T. Hunt toairman first class in the U. S. AirForce. Airman Hunt , son of Mr.and Mrs. Gerard A. Hunt of 90Floyd St., Brentwood , is am u n i t i o n s m a i n t e n a n c especialist with a unit of theStrategic Air Command. Theairman is a 1971 graduate ofBrentwood High School.

Loretta Park PTA in con-junction with the 6th grade classwill hold a Flea Market onFriday, Dec. 5th from 9:30 a.m.until 3:30 p.m. in the school gym.A wide variety of items will beavailable including plants , planthangars, jewelry, candles manyChristmas ornaments and whiteelephants. All the public areinvited.

With the Holiday Season fastapproaching there are many FleaMarket Sales going on. TheBrentwood Branch of theAmerican Cancer Society ishaving their annual Flea Marketand Rummage Sale on Saturday,December 6th from 12 noon until5:30 p.m. Many good used itemsand new items will be available.Also featured will be a cake sale.Home-made goodies atreasonable prices. Many plants

and Holiday Craft will beavailable. Also there will berefreshments and as a specialtreat for the youngsters a clownwill entertain the children.

Once again the BrentwoodJewish Center invites you to aNew Years Eve Get Together onDecember 31st at 9.00 P.M. Thefood will be catered. Soda andset-ups provided - for your ownliquor. Dance to your favoriterecords, Hats , horns and games.Donation: $18.00 per couple ,Singles $9.00. For informationand reservations please call byDecember 7th. Call 665-82-64 or277-3635.

John C. Chester , son of Mr. andMrs. James Chester of 71 SaintPeters Drive , Brentwood , hasbeen appointed a midshi pmanunder the Naval Reserve OfficerTraining Corps College Programat the university of Michigan ,Ann Arbor. Men and women arc-selected for this program on thebasis of scholastic aptitude , highschool grades , characterreferences , leadership potentialand physical qualifications. Theyreceive military instruction inaddition to regular academicstudies. Upon graduation ,Chester will be commissioned aNavy ensign or Marine Corpssecond lieutenant.

Brentwood s South Junior HighTwirling and Kickline teamseach returned with first prizetrophies in their first contest ofthe school year, held at BayShore High School. The Kicklineteam consists of 40 girls and thetwirling team of thirteen. Thetrophies may be seen by thepublic displayed in the schoollobby. The next contest the girlswill be participating in isscheduled for Sunday, Dec. 14, atMassapequa High School.Parents and friends are welcometo attend.

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BYA COWBOYS B LEAGUE CHAMPS, 3rd Row L to R: Coach JoeMedina , Keith Gailhart , Kevin Walsh, Lou Valentino, Randy Woods,Coach Roberts. Center: Mike Rusch , Jeff Sperling, John Stiso, ChrisVancuro, Chris Turner. Front: Richard McKelvey, Tom Berry,Derek Huebener , Michael Brunoforte, Terry Reilly, Frank Tufano.

BYA "B" LEAGUE PACKERS sponsored by Ernie & Son. Coaches ,L to R: Irving Wilson, Arnie Turer , Manny Lopez, Charles Jones ,Phil Rizzuto. 3rd Row, L to R: Felix Cosma , Jim Tierney, BobJansen, Ricky Jones , Chris Maher , Harold Friedman. Center: JoeBenus, Chris Wyhowanec , Richie Rathjen , Phil Rizzuto , RussellShore. Front: Arnold Adorno, Jimmy Jones, Eugene Barna , Joh nMaher , Jimmy DiBenedetto, Ray Pellechia.

Happy Thanksgiving

BYA CHEYENNES A LEAGUE CHAMPS sponsored by ExodorSocial Club. Coaches L to R: Bill Ystueta . Rich Daino , Frank Mauro ,Bill Rate). 3rd Row: Don Sather , Dom Digirolamo, Steve Davis , JimWalsh , Ed Mullen . Jim Collins . Chris Hatton , Pat Sullivan. 2nd Row:Anthony Woods , George Cordingly. Tom Piscello, Paul Chaplin . KillApriie, Chris DePalma , Joe Sidito. Bottom: Doug Vigliotti , CharlieRe . Jim McGirt , Elwood Brown , Derek Delhoy o. Tom Montalbano ,Mike Kalish , Roger Keid.