9th annual Howl-O-Ween
Soccer Tournament
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Saturday, Oct. 24 - Games start at 8:30 a.m.
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ROCKAWAY TWP. - The 9th annual Rockaway Township Soccer Association Howl-O-Ween Soccer Tournament will be held Saturday, Oct. 24, with most of the games being played on the four fields at Peterson Field and some scheduled for the Dennis B. O'Brien School field here in the township.
The first set of games are scheduled to begin at 8:30 a.m. with the final games scheduled to begin at 5:15 p.m.
A total of 34 boys and girls U8, U9 and U10 travel and recreation teams from Morris County and the surrounding area have registered. Each team will play two games consisting of two 25-minute halves.
In this tournament, soccer and the costumes the teams are encouraged to wear share equal billing. Prizes of gift cards of $150, $100 and $50 will be presented to the three teams judged to have the best costumes and "Howl-O-Ween" patches will be distributed to all participants.
"Howl-O-Ween" T-shirts will also be available for purchase at Peterson Field on the day of the tournament.
The participating boys teams include: Roxbury U8 Avalanche, Somerset Hills U8 Cyclones, Bridgewater U9 Santos, Denville U9 Demons, Fairfield U9 Knights, Jefferson Falcon U9 Force, Madison U9 Vipers, Rockaway Township U9 Sharks, High Point U10 Wildcats, Denville U10 Wheels, Jefferson U10 Falcons, New Providence U10 Lions, Parsippany U10 Cougars, West Morris U10 Raptors, Roxbury U10 Tigers and the Rockaway Township U10 Tigers.
The girls teams include: Somerset Hills U8 Flash, Bridgewater U9 United Strikers, Chatham United U9 Jaguars, Jefferson Falcon U9 Flyers, Kearny Thistle FC U9 Dynamite, Ridgewood U9 Maroons U9, Morris United U9 Shooting Stars, Parsippany U9 Panthers, Parsippany U9 Dynamite, Pompton Lakes/Riverdale U9 Red Arrows, Rockaway Township U9 Renegades, Thistle FC U9 Dynamite, Chatham United U9 Lady Tigers, Hopewell Valley U10 Dust Devils, Ridgewood U10 Maroon, Old Bridge U10 Sharks and the Rockaway Township U10 Riptide.
For further information and a schedule of games, please visit the Rockaway Township Soccer Association's Web site at HowlOWeen@rtsa.org.
Nominations being accepted for RTSA Board
ROCKAWAY TWP. - The Rockaway Township Soccer Association (RTSA) is accepting nominations for all board positions.
Those interested in running for a position on the board are asked to e-mail Jill Wilson at secretary@rtsa.org by Tuesday, Oct. 27, and ask for a nomination.
Interested parties can also attend the RTSA meeting on Wednesday, Oct. 28, at 8 p.m. at the Rockaway Township Municipal Building and nominate yourself from the floor during open nominations.
The election will be at the Wednesday, Nov. 18, association meeting to be held at 8 p.m. at the Senior Center. Only those who have earned voting rights may participate in the election. Voting rights are earned by attending at least six RTSA meetings in a 12-month period.
The following one-year term positions are up for nomination: RTSA president, vice president, secretary, treasurer, head coach, head referee, travel director, field operations head and soccer operations head.
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A D V E R T I S E M E N T
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Townsquare
Restaurant
and
Diner
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Route 15 South
Wharton, N.J.
973-366-7244
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Open 5 a.m. to 1 a.m.
seven days a week
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The menu says "Welcome to the Townsquare Restaurant & Diner" and the owners mean every word of it.
This restaurant/diner has it all - from breakfast to dinner; from Greek to Italian to Cajun to Mexican to traditional American; from dinners to platters sandwiches.
Add friendly and quick service, a family atmosphere and reasonable prices and you have the perfect place for a dinner or two or for the whole family.
Just remember to bring your appetite.
Breakfast
If the place is open, breakfast is served! No cutoff on getting a plate of eggs, pancakes or waffles. Breakfast is always served ... always! Try our:
Eggs (any style)
Made to your order. The "Steak and Eggs" just might carry you over until dinner!
Side Orders
Add ham, bacon, sausage, Taylor ham, Canadian bacon, corned beef hash, pastrami or Virginia ham steak to your egg dish.
Three-Egg Omelettes
Plain, Spanish, ham and/or cheese, chicken livers & mushrooms, mushrooms & onions; Nova Scotia salmon & onion; feta cheese, man and/or bacon, cheese and/or onion, Westerns, veggie and, for the adventurous types, the "Everything Omelette."
Also ...
Pancakes ... French toast ... waffles ... served with eggs, meat sides or fruit.
Lunch
Burgers ... hot dogs ... club sandwiches ... hot open-faced sandwiches ... grilled sandwiches ... diet delight salads ... chilled salad platters ... soups ... sides of french fries, onion rings, sweet potato fries, homemade cole slaw and potato salad.
Dinner
Take a moment to look at the Chef's Specials for their day-to-day offerings.
Feel like Italian? Try the lasagna, spinach lasagna or eggplant, veal or chicken parmesan.
Greek? Try the spanakopita, moussaka or baked pastichio. Their pork and chicken gyros and souvlakis are served with fries and cole slaw.
Mexican? Try a bowl of chile with or without nachos ... or their chicken breast tortilla or nacho salad
Cajun? Ask for their breast of chicken, half-chicken, steak/shrimp/chicken, shrimp and London broil prepared Cajun style.
Seafood Lover? Jumbo shrimp, salmon, halibut, sea scallops, brook trout, red snapper, flounder, sole, lobster cooked to order. The "Combo Seafood Platter" is always a good choice.
Bringing the Kids? Make sure you have the little ones check out the "Children's Menu" where they get their meals complete with milk or cola and their choice of ice cream, jello or pudding for dessert.
Desserts
It is going to be difficult, but try to save room for dessert.
Baking is done on the premises every day and their showcase of cakes and pies is something that has to be seen.
There are also ice cream dishes, puddings and milk shakes for the kids (that includes kids of ALL ages) while the older folks relax with an espresso, cappuccino, latte or other flavored coffee.
973-366-7244
Call ahead for takeout
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