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MAJOR LEAGUE ALL-STAR GIRLS -- From left, front: Jody Ells, Becky Coleman,
Lisa Stone, Flora Musgrove, Donna Spencer and Lisa Shaw. Back: Manager John Cook,
Jill Hartline, Deanna Ayers, Laura Palumbo, Lisa Gott, Michele Ryckman, Doreen Cook
and Coach Sally Cook. Not pictured: Tammy Neese and Mary Pavel.
SENIOR LEAGUE ALL-STAR GIRLS -- From left, front: Barbie Quintana, Terri Smith,
Cindy Ells, Debbie Boelk, Toni Tinsley and Gina McMorris. Back: Manager Irene
Goldsby, Johanna Bridges, Nancy White, Kathy Goldsby, Cindy Petersen, Rene Cook,
• Diana Lenning, Jenny Brown, Molly Coogan and Coach Don Craig.
SENIOR LEAGUE ALL-STAR BOYS- From left, front: Rick Brown, Brent Dehning,
Mike Lupinacci, Rick Wood, Kent Knight and Mark Liles. Back: Ray Gouley, Manager
Ken Knight, Dan Truini, Scott Lindgren, Duane Baker, Shane Howell, Charles Keith,
iCoach Bob Drogmund, Dave Dunnington and Shanon Wulf.
TAYLOR TOWNE
ARCO
AND MINI MART
LUBE,
OIL &
FILTER
MAJOR LEAGUE
ALL-STAR BOYS -- From
left, front: Robert Zachry,
Tony Dunnington, Mark
Brewer, Chad Miklethun,
David Buitenveld and Jerry
Radtke. Bach: Coach Harlan
Buitenveld, Sterling Stock,
Rob Brown, Phil Adams,
Mark Soper, Mark Lund,
Tom Mallory, John
Mroczek, Kelly Byrne and
Manaqer Ed Stock.
Belongs
The earth belongs to the living,
not to the dead.
Thomas Jefferson
SPECIAL
'14"
Bill Robeson Mike Robeson
426-3904
Open weekdays 7 to 7; weekends 9 to 8.
Page 18 - Sheiton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, July 13, 1978
IA CONFIDENT Marly Jovin
!awaits her turn.
i .....
INSTRUCTOR BONNIE
WHITMORE (left) and ....
assistant Bryce Smith spot
young gymnast Christy .
Whitmore, Bonnie's
daughter, as the
nne-year-old performs a
walkover on the balance
beam.
The flexibility
of youth...
Age-group gymnastics, courtesy of the Shelton Parks and Rec
Department, has caught on like gangbusters here this summer, the
first time it's been offered.
Instructor Bonnie Whitmore says about 45 youngsters have turned
out for the Monday and Wednesday sessions, 45 minutes each starting
hourly on the hour at 9 a.m. in the Middle School Gym.
The classes, for fledgling gymnasts aged four through 13, will
culminate in a performance by the advanced class July 24 at I I a.m.
in the gynmasium.
CHRISTY WHITMORE, nine-year-old daughter of instructor Bonnie
Whitmore, performs the classic splits on the balance beam.
A BRIGHT-EYED Shelly Townsend prepares to
from a back headspring on the mats in Shelton's
school gymnasium.
AWAITING THEIR TURNS on Monday are, from
Karri Whitmore, Pare Coleman, Heather Olsen and
Buitenveld. The four are among those who'll be
for the public July 24.
Carbon monoxide ain't no 'gas' on water
With the 1978 boating season
underway, the U.S. Coast Guard
renewed its warnings of the
danger of carbon monoxide
poisoning on cabin cruisers and
houseboats equipped with
gasoline engines.
Often, a back current of
carbon monoxide-laden air is
pulled into a moving boat, the
All-stars are
tourney-bound
Mason County Little League
all-star teams for 1978 have been
announced and the stars selected
are working out together this
week in anticipation of rapidly
approaching district tournament
action.
The Senior League all-star
boys will play their first district
game Tuesday, July 18 at 5:30
in Olalla. Game two will be the
following evening, also at 5:30.
The Senior League all-star
girls are scheduled to open
district play 5:30 p.m. Monday,
July 17, in Port Townsend.
The Major League all-star
boys open Saturday, July 22, at
8 p.m. in Port Orchard.
Their Major League girl
counterparts are slated to open
their district campaign Tuesday,
July 18, at 5:30 p.m. in Port
Townsend.
Campbell's Ornamental Ir0n
]lilo Fences
, I11I11
Gates
Safety Rails
"11II" W/ndow Grills
CALL 426-3259
Coast Guard's Office of Boating
Safety points out. The office's
chief technician, Captain Jack
Coulter, says that result can be
deadly, and that the onset of
carbon monoxide poisoning
often is not noticed until the
victim is too groggy to recognize
the danger.
"Upon the slightest smell of
exhaust fumes in a cabin, open
the forward ports, windows or
doors as wide as possible,"
Coulter advises.
indicator is a small plastic square
with a brownish, coated spot in
the center which changes color
when exposed to air containing
carbon monoxide. The degree of
color change depends On the
concentration of carbon
monoxide.
Although not generally
available at marine supply
outlets, Coulter says the
indicators are routinely used in
and around aircraft, and are
commonly available at municipal
warns.
But, he suggests, operators of
gasoline-powered boats may want
to buy several small carbon
monoxide indicators at the.
beginning of each boating season.
The indicators usually are good
for three to four weeks of
exposure to air, Coulter says,
and should be replaced when
color changes. He urges users to
follow manufacturers'
instructions.
Captain Coulter recommends
that boat operators acquaint
themselves with the availability
of inexpensive, throw-away
carbon monoxide indicators. The
and private airports at prices
ranging between $1.50 to $2.
"Indicators are not cures.
There is no substitute for
alertness," Captain Coulter
Sports twenty.five years ago
FISH AND GOLF
'Fattest fish entered in the summer-long
Simpson Salmon Derby this week was a
17-pounder brought in by Len Walton on Hood
Canal.
Shelton Bayshore women golfers playing a
match with Olympia today are Virginia Aho,
Ethel Carlson, Ann Correa, Wilma Dittman,
Frances Hill, Mary Lovell, Vera McKenzie, Mae
Munro, Betty Onstad, Ann Reichman, Libby
Robinson and Zoe Yeaget.
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Men'
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Get up to $5.75 in Reb;
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Buy Rally Liquid
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coupon*
Plus... mail-in coupons fol
these Du Pont Products in
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75t 75t 7,
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WESTERN
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BACK
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