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.THE CLASSIC (but hardly predictable) forward flip, by Blazer Yvonne
Strachila.
Playing without benefit of a
single substitute the
league-leading and defending
Warren's 26 paces champs
City Rec
wants you!
If you're a local sporting
a fficionado with a talent for
teaching, the Shelton Recreation
Department may be looking for
you.
According to Director Ran
Otto, the department is looking
for qualified individuals to teach
a variety of skills and activities,
among them tumbling,
playground leadership and tennis.
According to Otto, inquiries
concerning tumbling and
individual skills teaching may be
made to him at 426-2107.
Applications may be picked up
at Shelton City Hall.
What the crowd does
The crowd will follow a leader
who marches twenty steps in
advance; but if he is a thousand
steps in front of them, they do
not see and do not follow him,
and any literary freebooter who
chooses may shoot him with
champion Lumbermen's
basketball team got past ITT
Rayonier 69-53 last Sunday in
City League action.
Warren Earl led the
abbreviated team with 26 points
while fellow starters Frank
Schmidt, Steve DeMiero, Bob
Miller and Bill Bingham added
18, 12, nine and four points,
respectively.
The defending champs had
no one on the bench on whom
to call in the event one of their
starters tired, but ITT's
ten-strong team still couldn't pull
off the upset of the year.
For ITT, Mike Fox led the
way with 14 points, Jeff
Christian and Jerry Mallory
tossed in 11 points each, Denny
Temple added nine, Jim Willis
six and Dave Woracek two. John
Friedhoff, Wally Ewart, Richard
Buchholz and Roland Eisner all
played nonscoring roles.
In the only other game,
Manke Lumber easily outclassed
West Realty, scoring 51 points in
the second half to West's 15 to
win 83-41.
Top gun for the victors was
Drew Eken, with 30 points,
while teammate Randy Lewis
added 22. Mike Ashley canned
14, Terry Peterson 11, Rocky
Nutt four and Darrel Andrews
two. Bill Cox played but did not
score.
For the losers, Don Smith
scored 15, Duane Bolser seven,
Rich Wyatt six, Jay LeGault five,
Bruce Pederson four, Ron Allen
two and Reggie Snellgrove two.
Darrell Barnes and Dave Krogh
both played nonscoring roles.
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You'll find no sleepyheads here...
The Blazer girls have a new
extracurricular activity this year
- one that pretty much excludes
stiffnecks and sleepyheads.
Given the nature
(loose-limbed) and time (7 a.m.)
of the goings-on, there's not much Nevertheless, Coach Maria Warren before classes.
likelihood either type would want has had little trouble assembling The girls won't engage in
to make the team. a regular gaggle of enthusiastic actual league competition until
Gymnastics isn't reallynewto seventh- and eight-graders - next year, but plans for this
most of the .kids, but as an despite the fact that daily season do include several
organized team sport it is. practices start an hour and a half exhibition meets.
BLAZER GYMNAS
posed this week in
middle school gym,
week into the mid(
school's first year
offering the prog
From left are, top:
Maria Warren, Ca!
Ogden, Lynn Fraz/
Tammy Rickards,
Bernert, Trish Wit
Lisa Christensen,
Knoop, Melody Weh
Dee Cole, Roxie Srn
and Shelly Hell
bottom: Beth Lar
Brenda Wilson, Yvol
Strachila, Jill
.Paula Mak, Andi
Lisa Miljour, Traci
Carmen Stark, Tam!
Bernert, Tracy Sha
Debbie Hunter,
Olds, Kathy Hawk4
Donna Carle and Joz
Cunningham. N
pictured are
Munson, Nancy
Pam McClellan and Jt
Yoshihara. Seventh-
eighth-graders all, the
will have strictly
exhibition schedule.
BLAZER TEAMWORK Tuesday morning sees Carla Ogden
getting an assist from Holly Bernert (left) and Shelly
Holloway. Behind them, from left, are Lynn Frazer, Beanie
Knoop and Jill Patnode.
Moral factor
Publicity, publicity, PUBLICITY,
is the greatest moral factor and
force in our public life.
Joseph Pulitzer
We're off
ollr
rocker...
While we're putting sale
items out.
Jute
Hangers Were $4.00... Now 99 e
wre ta.oo .......... No. $3.99
Soy Tubs
Wooden Planters
Were $12.00 ......... Now $5.99
Tole Tique
Acrylic Paint
w.. e2.20 ........... Now $1.10
Macrame
Books Were 12.95.. Now $1.49
Were $1.50 ........... Now 75 ¢
11111 Olympic Hwy. S. Shelton 421-4512
Open Monday thtu Saturday. 9:00 to S:O0
)
Valley swims to state berrr
Shelton High's standout
swimmer Eric Valley qualified
for state competition and
rewrote one of his own school
records last week as the Climber
swim team remained unbeaten in
the league with a 93-79 victory
over visiting Capital.
Junior Valley's 2:08.6
first-place clocking Wednesday in
the 200 IM not only erased his
own Climber standard of 2:11.0
but earned him a trip to state as
well, as he needed only a 2:09.5
to qualify.
Valley, incidentally, holds
three other individual school
records as well.
Senior teammate Dave
Wicken also cracked a school
record - his own in the
100-yard breaststroke event - by
taking first Wednesday in 1:07.2.
His old mark was 1:08.4. The
state-qualifying mark,
incidentally, is now only 1.3
seconds away from Wicken.
Although the Climbers, now
3:0 atop the Black Hills, won
only four of 11 events against
the Cougars, it was their depth
again that proved decisive.
The Climbers had a crucial
test last night in the Minidome
when the Bears of Olympia paid
them a dual-meet visit, and
Hanna conceded it could easily
go either way.
Shelton hadn't beaten the
Bears in eight years of dual
meets. "But I think we have a
good chance this time," said
Hanna.
Inasmuch as results were not
available by press time, the
I I
HONDA
outcome will be reported in next 4. Lloyd Haskins (S)1"3!
week's Journal. If you're too Donaldson (C)114.8.
100 fly -- Pat
curious to wait, ask yourself 59.76, 2. John Coulol
this: "Why didn't I attend the 1:04.7, 3. Sandy
meet myself?." 1:09.9, 4. Tim
1:11.0, 5. Abbott (C) 1:
100 free -- Bruce
(C) 51.2, 2. Allan
Shelton 93, Capital 79 55.4, 3. Barry Cochran
200 medley relay --Shelton 4. Lance Campbell
Eric Valley, Dave Wicken, John Roger Ewart (SI 1:00.6. i
oulon, Allan Eatonl 1:50.7, 2 500 free -- Eric
Capital 1:55.6, 2[ Shelton 5:18.6, 2. Mark Neel
2:11.6.
5:31.8. 3. Lloyd
200 free- Mark Neely C I 5:55.6, 4. Ken
2:01.9, 2. Lloyd Gorman /!l 6:08.8, 5. Tony
2:04.3, 3. Doug Coleman 6:11.9.
2:05.4, 4. Carl Cuzick 100 back -- Mal
2:11.4, 5. Ken Tabbutt 1:01.8, 2. John Coulo
2:17.7. 1:08.8, 3. Carl
200 IM -- Eric Valley (S) 1:15.1, 4. Ken Higle
2:08.6, 2. Mal Neely (C) 2:15.2, 1:20.0, 5. Eric Lusi
3. Barry Cochran (S) 2:27.6, 4. 1:24.2.
Lance Campbell (C) 2:344, 5. 100 breast -- Dave
Bob Dally (S)2:36.4. (S) 1:07.2, 2. Bob Spone
50 free -- Bruce Fletcher (C) 1:09.1, 3. Doug
23.6, 2. Pat Swanson (C) 24.5, 1:15.3, 4. John
3. Allan Eaton (S) 24.7, 4. Dave 1:17.2, 5. Rose {C)
Wicken (S) 26.6, . Eric Leaf (S) 400 free rela,
27.9. (Mike Beck, Lance
Diving- Mike Beck (CI Bob Sponek, Bruce
214.2, 2. Wayne Schumacher(S) 3:52.1, 2. Shelton 3:56.
185.0, 3. Wade Ocla fSI 149.05, Shelton 4:03.5.
INVENTORY SALE
7 WA 9 .. $
8 XL 175 s * aa.oo ........ Now 875
78 XL 350 Was $1248.00 ...... NOW $ I 1 95
78 400 g • I! IA
Hawk T1 WAS $|e 00 ........ NOW" I UIU
(Demo)
76 400 F WAS $,3S.00 ........ .0w*1225
78 125 Elsinor WAS $,040.00 ..... .0w$975
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