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Details on coupon in store.Protects engine and cooling systemsagainst rust and corrosionProtects against winter freeze-upand summer boil-overKALAT-JENMARAUTO PARTS INC.141 C hristie S treetNew York City, N.Y. 10002212-925-0714Long Island Soccer Blackbirds Win A ClassicFor the second consecutive year, the Long Island University men%u2019s soccer team has won the Brooklyn College Soccer Classic. The Blackbirds captured the title with a 3-1 defeat of Alabama A & M and a 2-1 defeat of Cal State/Los Angeles in the tournament hosted by Brooklyn College on Oct. 7 and 8.Roger Chavez, the team%u2019s second leading scorer this season was named the tournament%u2019s Most Valuable Player and proved his soccer skills by scoring three goals for the Blackbirds. Maicol Antelo, Ian Pearson and Chavez made the All-Tournament team.On a similarly successful note, the Blackbirds have been steadily moving up in the rankings. The Blackbirds reached their highest ranking of the season last week, moving into 7th place in the weekly Division I national coaches poll compiled by the Intercollegiate Soccer Association. Their record is currently 10-0-2. In the New York region voting, LIU has retained its first place position and is followed by Hartwick and Syracuse, which it displaced earlier in the season.In the Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference, the Blackbirds currently hold a record of 3-0-1, chalking up two more wins when they defeated Monmouth on Oct. 16 with a score of 3-1 and on Oct. 17 defeated St. Francis 2-0. St. Francis had previously been undefeated and the Blackbird%u2019s win put them ahead in the conference. Currently the Blackbirds have a 7-game winning steak and are one of only four teams in the nation%u2019s TopRoger C havez (John M cC a b e Photo)Twenty to remain undefeated.LIU will play its next game on October 25 against Syracuse at the field at Flatbush Avenue Extension and DeKalb Ave. Syracuse is ranked third in the region. The game will start at 1pm and will be televised on Channel 25 at 4pm, the first of four games to be televised. For more information on LIU soccer games, call 403-1015.Run For Fun Sponsored By Lutheran Medical In Sunset ParkOn Sunday, October 26, at 1pm, Fourth Avenue in Sunset Park will be the place for Lutheran Medical Center%u2019s Run For Fun, a two mile mini-marathon sponsored annually by local businessman Dan Schaefer for the benefit of the hospital%u2019s Kallman Pediatric Service. This year%u2019s race is being sponsored in cooperation with the Sunset Park Runners Club.Schaefer says all entry fees from the race are to be donated to LMC%u2019s pediatric service. Four to five hundred runners are expected to participate in this year%u2019s event. There will be awards in all categories and the first 100 entries will receive free T-shirts.Applications for the Run For Fun are available at Community Board #7, 4201 Fourth Avenue, Varela Travel, 4318 Fourth Avenue, Winners Sport Shop, 5305 Fifth Avenue, Park Slope Sports Shop, 153 7th Avenue, Brooklyn Heights Sports, 137 Montague Street, Schaefer Funeral Home, 4123 Fourth Avenue, and at LMC%u2019s Community Relations Office. Registration beginning at 11:15am the day of the race will be at the Marien-Heim Senior Citizen apartments, Fourth Avenue at 45th Street. Entry fees on the day of the race are $4 (under age 12) and $6.An Aerobics Workout A t The Heights*St GeorgeAt the St. George Health & Racquet Sunday, Oct. 26, you can catch a glimpse of the most photographed legs and torso in the fitness industry. Karen Voight, the %u201csoft aerobics%u201d expert from Los Angeles who models on two best-selling posters, will be giving a full day of master classes and workshops, between 9am and 5pm.The gymnasium at the Heights club will contain 150 aerobics and exercise instructors from North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Ohio, Florida, Illinois, Rhode Island, Virginia, and the tri-state metropolitan area. The crowd is inaugurating a series of superstar exercise experts invited to present master classes at the St. George.%u201cThe St. George is committed to high quality, variety and professionalism in its exercise programs,%u201d says Marisa Duffy of the club. Nearly all its full-time aerobics isntructors are certified by Aerobics Fitness Federation of America or International Dance and Exercise Association. Staff are encouraged to attend professional meetings where they work with leaders in the industry. Several St. George instructors were among the 2,000 participants from Russia, Japan and the United States at the last IDEA conventions.St. George Health & Racquet will be sponsoring an aerobic dance competition to benefit the Muscular Dystrophy Association at its Half Hollow Hills club in November. 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