The Shelton-Mason County Journal

Thursday, January 18, 2007
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ON A MORNING white with Mother Nature's latest, Shelton brothers Tom (left) and Sean Kealy make the most of their day off from school Tuesday.

Sheriff promotes officers

Outside the Mason County Commission Chambers are (from left) Sheriff Casey Salisbury, his new undersheriff Jim Barrett, new chief criminal deputy Russ Osterhout and new sergeant Jim Petraitis. The new sheriff promoted the officers during the county commission meeting Tuesday.

VETERAN HEAD COACH Mark Jensen plots strategy on his varsity Climbers' behalf recently in the Minidome. From near left are Tyler Pacholke, Brett Riley, Derek Ranney, Will Trondsen and Corey Golob.

BETWEEN CHEERLEADER SUPPORT and post-match exodus last week the Climber wrestlers get down to business in dual-meet action. Scant seconds from pinning his 140-pound rival in the inset on the left is Climber senior Ty Barnhart. Hand-fighting her way to an escape in the other action shot is sophomore teammate Sarah Brownstein. Leading the hosts' lineup in the nearmost photo is junior heavyweight Jacob Nikolaisen, and behind him are Barnhart, Isaac Garfias and Logan Roadman.

TO THE ENTERTAINMENT of courtside faithful the likes of Climber cheerleader Janeht Guijosa (left), sophomore Alexan Ehrich (23) takes a charge for naught (top) and then plays gracious host (near) despite getting whistled for a foul in a recent varsity three-part sequence inthe Minidome. Also identifiable for the Climbers are (from left, top)CarrieAnne Allegri, Michelle Davis and Jen Hoss.

Boys and Girls Club to host plunge Saturday

The 12th annual Polar Plunge to benefit the North Mason branch of the Boys and Girls Club is set to get under way at 8:30 a.m. on Saturday, January 20, at the Allyn Waterfront Park. The event, which features sponsored "plungers," is one of the club's largest fund-raisers, bringing in over $17,000 last year alone. Hot drinks and donuts, courtesy of the North Mason Lions Club, will be available during the event. There will also be a live musical performance by the popular band the Windjammers.

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