of the six-week soccer camp he will be conducting for Bermuda Football Association next month.

The camp will be held at Warwick Academy from July 12 with classes lasting from 9.00 a.m. to 3.00 p.m. Monday to Friday. Age divisions will range from seven to 16.

"I'm hoping that as many parents as possible will get their children involved in the programme which is specifically designed to give the kids something constructive to do during the holiday period,'' said Best.

"I think it's a smart move by the BFA. It sees them as a responsible sporting body making a valuable contribution to the community. The fee being charged is a modest one that is designed to accommodate the coaches who have to be paid for their help.

"It enables everybody to participate since it will not be used as an attempt to find talent, it's just giving everybody something positive to do. The kids will be paired according to their talent. If we have a brilliant player he will work with somebody his equal, we will pair them up with age and ability.'' Cost per week for each youngster will be $85 and parents can collect their registration forms at the BFA's office in Hamilton.

Any parent interested in learning more about the programme is asked to contact Best at the BFA at 295-2199 during the day.