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Recreation __ SCCS Ail-Star Athletes Announced ^^ Qpen Recreation —7 ~ —• -> The Town of Richland Village of Pulaski and the New York State Division of Youth will swing open the doors to the Summer Recreation Program on Monday, July 7 at the Laura Sharp Elementary School in Pulaski. A highly-qualified staff directed by Bud Jones will U.S. Coast Guard y \ Auxiliary VJIy Flotilla 2-5 Pulaski VFC Griff Jones Practical Solutions To Boating Problems think ahead. You have a nice diesel in your boat that starts right up. However, it has not this time, directed by Bud Jones will Y ou have just started on a However, u u» «,, ^ , offer a diversified program of trip ^th your outboard, and ^d you are afraid the battery activities from July 7 thru the engine is running fine. ^ run down before the Au ^ St ^'w l l *u u However, about two or three .« heast » ^11 start. Take a conducted Monday through hundred yards out, it dies and rts«K«»^«^ i » w '^ Friday, from 9 a.m. to noon and 1 to 3:30 p.m. for six weeks. Transportation to and from Richland and Fernwood will be provided on Monday, Wednesday and Friday af- ternoons. Recreational swimming, supervised by certified instructors, will be held at the High School Pool on Monday, Wednesday and Friday afternoons from 1 to 3 p.m. Transportation will be provided. Some of the activities of- fered throughout the summer include: Arts and Crafts, Indoor Games, Outdoor Activities, Tournaments, Weekly Special Events and Swimming. We plan to see you July 7 for a fun filled summer. If your children shun cooked vegetables, re- member offering them raw may be more appealing and is just as healthy. Most any youngster enjoys crunchy raw carrot and cel- ery sticks and refreshing cold tomato juice. IIUUMIVW . — - will not start. What do you do? You might try opening the gas tank cap. Does it make a sucking sound? Ah- Ah! It was not venting. Squeeze the bulb and try again. It should run fine now. Leave the cap ajar and continue your trip. You may have never had any trouble starting the engine when you turn the key, but this time all you get is a click-click. You discover the battery is not good. Before dashing off to buy a new one, check the con- nections. Take the cable connections off the battery, and clean both the con- nections and the terminals (with sandpaper, a file or anything handy) until you can see bare metal. Then put them back on tightly. Use a good wrench, not pliers or a vice grip. Now try again. Odds are the engine will start. If not, sign up for the Engine Maintenance course. There are some other points to consider, too. You have just launched JOLLY ROGER from your trailer and water is rising in the bilge. Did you remember to put in the plug? If not, you have plenty of company. Maybe JOLLY ROGER slid off just fine, but is now drifting out into the bay. Where is the bow line? Still under the deck? It pays to \beast\ will start. Take a look. Did the manual fuel shut-off stay off the last time you shut down? NOW HEAR THIS: First Voice: Our radar has you on a collision course with us. Second Voice: We have you on our radar. Suggest you alter course 10 degrees north. First Voice: We have Admiral Goodman aboard. Strongly suggest you bear 10 degrees south. This is a battleship! Second Voice: This is Seaman Farnsworth. Still suggest you bear 10 degrees north. This is a lighthouse! Griff Jones Springbrook Ceramics Tirst Class Free\ GREENWARE BISQUE CLASSES Mon.-Fri. 1 To 4 p.m. I Closed On Wednesday * Sat. 10 To 12 Noon 7920 Richland Rd., Pulaski • SANDY PHONE [KISTNEB. 298-4106 GARE Ceramic Products Certified Teacher •\ SCCS baseball players named to the Frontier League A Division All-Star Team are: Jonathan Hastings, Chris Hughs and Mark Haynes. Sandy Creek Central School has announced the names of athletes named to Ail-Star Teams. Girls' Varsity Softball players Sandy Quonce, Lisa Graham, Bev Bush, Sherry Collins and Chris Fowler were chosen to the Frontier League All-Star Team. According to Coach Pat McDougal, Bush, a senior outfielder, had a batting average of .657, hit 14 , homeruns (for year's highest in league), had 28 stolen bases, and 43 runs batted in. Senior Lisa Graham, who played Second Base, had a batting average of .616, 30 runs batted in, 17 stolen bases, and only one strike-out all year. Pitcher Sherry Collins, a senior, had a record 13-5, and a batting average of .327. Senior Chris Fowler, who played outfield, racked up a .414 batting average, 28 runs batted in, and 15 stolen bases. Junior catcher Sandy Quonce recorded a batting average of .484, 20 runs batted in, 13 stolen bases and a .967 fielding average. Others graduating seniors who will be long remembered for their contributions to the team are: Heidi Learned, catcher and first-baseman, Diana Brown, first base position, Robin VanCamp, outfielder, Vicki House, pitcher and out- fielder, Anneli Krebs (foreign exchange student) outfield. The team placed second in league play with a 11^-4 record, and an overall record of 16-5. They also took first in the play-offs, defeating Lowville, 10-3 in the first- round, and South Lewis, 18-8 in the finals. and 2 record in pitching, and batted .500 in league play. Hastings, who played first- base, batted over .400. He also called Hughs, a second-baseman who batted over .300, \one of the outstanding fielders in the league.\ MAPLE VIEW \| Concrete Baseball players named to the Frontier League, A Division, All-Star Team were Mark Haynes, Chris Hughs, and Jonathan Hastings. Coach Ross Stagnitti reported that Haynes had a 5 We'll Pour The Exact Amount... Metered To Your Needs. 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