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RE-ADMITTED AS PATIENT l
Mark Pickens, advertising man-‘
ager at the L. M., was readmitted 1
to Shelton hospital Saturday forl
medical treatment. His condition
was reported today to be rapidly
improving. ? View
under $100 bond
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ADDIINISTRATOR NARIED
Edvin Tingelstad was appoint-'
ed as administrator de bolus noui
the late Hildur Onsrud of Grape—i mitted to Shelton, hospital
supe
by Judge 1). F.
for the estate 0fl James Evans of, :i'N‘llUll
rior court. Ul'ut‘l” day for medical .carc.
Mypflk/Wllpflfiy\.
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Eagles Dinner,
' Dance Wednesday
Low cost dining and dancing
will be at Sheltonians’ doorsteps
this Wednesday evening
the Shelton Eagles aerie holds
its double feature event in the
new Moose Hall with a turkey
dinner for fifty cents and a dance
for an added quarter.
Servings for dinner will be
available from five to eight o’-
clock, the dance begins at nine
with good music guaranteed, and
during the evening a door prize
valued at $100 will be awarded.
Midnight refreshments will close
the program. A keno table will
be still another entertainment
feature available to attenders.
Mark Treason Cajds
I Net 72 in Medal Play
tournament Sunday which mark-
at the Shelton Golf Course.
This weekend a‘ double holiday
gives local golfers two chances t
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blind bogey tournament will
held Memorial Day followed by
Tombstone tournament Sunday.
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SIDELINE
S'LANTS
By BILL DICKlE
COACHING CHANGES
Now seems to be one of the
times of year, with teachers' con-
tracts coming out, that coaching
changes in the high schools pop
up with frequency.
Here in the Southwest Con-
ference Montesano has made the
initial move in the coaching
chess game with Warren =Flan-
agan. athletic mentor there for
the past five years, moving
into the Hoquiam faculty, so
far as is known at the ;m,omcnt
without a coaching assignment.
In Flanagan's place has gone
Dick Rowe, Chehalis junior high
coach who is known to the
Shelton coaching fraternity.
Montesano has also promoted-
Lloyd Enz, former coach of jun-
ior high sports there, to the prin—
cipalship of the senior high school.
Another change, but having no
bearing on the S. W. conference,
.sends Floyd Hicks, who coached
little St. John high of Eastern,
Washington to second place in
the state prep hoop tournament
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last March, goes to Snohomish as, ing for chickens, chops, steaks,
head coach.
friend of Frank Willard, Shelton‘s
prep basketball mentor.’
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ATHLETIC ODDITY
When all five members of the
Associated bowling lineup from
Shelton placed in the money in
the N.I.B.C. singles at Portland
early this month they accom-
plished a feat, so far as Al
Ferrler, sage of local pin cir-
cles, knows, that has seldom
if ever before been achieved.
ODDS ’N ENDS
Figger it out if you can but it
doesn’t make Sense the way ath-
iletic teams do things some times
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lference play in the past two sea-
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l With a card of 78-8-70, Marki pin won that game. to 5-
: Fredson captured the medal play‘
. . . frinstance, Montesano's only
two victories in the S. W. prep
conference baseball race this
spring were, over Aberdeen, yet
the Bobcats proved to be tough
customers for both Shelton and
Olympia, the league’s top clubs,
to handle. In fact, the Bobcats
have handed Shelton ,the only two
defeats it has suffered in con-
‘sons (business of rapping on wood
cuz Shelton meets Olympia again
Thursday, ya know).
Aberdeen didn’t beat Glynipia
this year but would have last;
week with any kind of a nod
from Madam Luck. Seems that
a cinch home run blow by Les
Barry, Bobcat catcher, hit one
of the rightfield light poles dead
center and bounced clear back
to the infield and Barry was
.held to two bases instead of
the circuit. A man was on
base at the time, too. Olym-
Wiggs Kaiser, the new Shelton
Logger pitcher, was promptly
ed the weekend golf competition, dubbed “Kay” by his new team—
lmates last Sunday. Kaiser has
lplayed some ball in the Western
‘International league but after
,watching him with men on bases.
be one rsees‘instantly why he didn’t
a i last- ‘long.’ The new hurler evi-
" dently has never been taught how
to‘hold runners to the bags and
lwhen a pitcher can’t do that his
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pro days are short. Kaiser play- i la from Frank Holman were sigma
and : ed in superior court Saturday byl
then
ed abRaymond last year
pitched against Shelton,
bearing the cognomen of “Olym—
pics,” in a Fourth of July ex-
hibition game.
‘ America’s printing industry an-
nually uses
ing inks valued by the factories,
in reports to the Census Bureau,
,at more than $43,000,000.
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lPUBLIC ASKED TO HELP KEEP
R. R. PROJECT As BEAUTY SPOT
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mittec, Mrs. Burley said, “
I having Mrs. Cropper as its presi-
ldent. Her enthusiasm, interest
[and untiring effort has been an
‘inspiration to everyone.
Committee Landed
“At this time I wish to express
my appreciation and thanks to my
committee m Mrs. George Drake,
l Mrs. Eber Angle, Mrs. Guy Hutch-
linson, and Mrs. Frank Bishop—-
jfor their most splendid work and
: cooperation. The design f o r
‘ planting and the selection of the
shrubs has been the work of the
i committee. The committee wish-
es to thank Mr. Theo Albertifor
his assistance and guidance in the
planting.
I "The expenditures on the proj-
Icct were as follows on the three
‘_ blocks which the Garden Club un»
:dertook: shrubs and grass $925;
l sprinkling system $350; sidewalks,
H100; preparing soil $75; fertilizer
_and miscellaneous $50~—t0tal $1,-
: 500.
I “This amount has been raised
, and paid for (Within $50) by the
l efforts of the Garden Club and by
ldonations from organizatiOns and
individual citizens.
“May I thank the Garden Club
and each one who helped us to
complete this beautification proj-‘
Many Contributed
Mrs. Cropper’s speech of pre-
sentation covered more detailed
thanks to those who contributed
to the success of the project.
“Because of your cooperation
and encouragement the Sheltons
Garden Club has been able to.
raise the funds to complete this
iproject,” she pointed out. “May
I take this opportunity on behalf
of our club to thank the Simpson
Logging company for its contri-
bution to,_the,'~planting, which en-
the gravel and
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hauling in new soil for the four-
blocks and putting in sidewalks,
shrubs and grass in the Lumber—
men‘s Mercantile block.
“There are so many to .be
thanked, including the city for
hauling dirt for the last block, the
lservice clubs, organizations, mer-
ichants and individuals who have
given so generously to this proj-
ect. You should feel that it be-
longs to each one of you.
“On behalf of our club I also
wish to thank Mrs. Burley and
her commttee, Mrs. Angle, Mrs.
i Drake, Mrs. Hutchinson and Mrs.
Bishop, who gave so much of their
time and thought to. take charge
of this beautification project.
was Mrs. Burley's foresight in
choosing Railroad Avenue as the
logical street to beautify th a ti
has made this planting such
, success.
itiommittec 41:11! Big Job w
"They not only hrlel misc
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lthc room for decorations and a
i Mrs.
,held its last meeting of the Sea-
‘son May 26.
l Honors at the two tables of cards
. Shelton.
. . Thermizer meet Wednesday afternoon at 2
UtenSII With the baking grid, you o’clock in the Odd Fellows Hall...
have a very efficient small oven Refreshments win be served.
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about 250 million ton residents, of.the birth of anl‘
pounds of printing and lithograph- 3 eight-pound baby girl to
t he Drake desi ned each block, the
Garden CIUb is mOSt fortunate in committee garefully selecting thel
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May.
Port Orchard V.
2: OCIAL BMW“
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Last rites were
from St. Edwa
May Bride Honored I M
At Shower, Saturday 5' r
Mrs. Walter Elliott, Jr., noel $51k? 41
Jean McCann, recent bride, was chard whn di'ed .
honored with a miscellaneous Hospi‘tm in Seattle.
shower at her parents home 83“
urday evening, May 24. Her two
sisters, Mary of Olympia and”
Kathleen were the hostesses. Pinltl
and white roses were used aboutl Sigtem Mrs R0 :
of Albany, Calif.
Josephine 015014.01.
She was a‘ niece '
siers of Shelton, .
She was born M
at Caseadc C01 W
wedding cake with a bride and
groom on top was the center of
attraction. Mrs. Cyril Murphy and
Erline Cleveland won honors at
the quizz games. Those in attend-l
ance included Mrs. Vern Miller,
Cyril Murphy, Mrs. John
Harrier. Mrs. Charles Rowe, Mrs.
Buck Mackey, Mrs. Mervin Win—
gard, and the Misses Erline Cleve—l
land, Amalia Ordal, Margaret Le-l
Drew, Vera Rowe and Dorothy
Schmidt of Olympia. The honored
guest received many lovely gifts.
Lincoln Brownies
Hold Last Meeting
The Lincoln Brownie Troop
The 33 Brownies,
present-enjoyed a treat of cake.»
Ernestine Crane, scribe.
Emoto Bridge Club
Holds Regular Meeting
Mrs. Harry Dittman entertain-l
ed Friday evening for the mem-
bers of the Emoto Bridge Club.
IT'S NEW. H's-ll.
Am I happy -' ”
Magic Shelwa
went to Mrs. James Dunbar and
Mrs. J. H. Gray. Mrs. Neil Zin-
theo was guest of the club. The
next meeting will be June 6 with
Mrs. Frank Fentiman.
Visit Here i
‘ Mr. and Mrs. James Tallent easy-to-Cleau‘
and daughters, Helen and Gerald- “eel Cold.Ban
ine of Bremerton were visitors in crisper—Pot.
Shelton Sunday. Med Chest"
Visit in Bremerton beautifulre
Mr. and Mrs. L. Wiley and‘
Charlotte Ross motored to Brem—l
erton Sunday afternoon. I
Visiting Relatives Here
Mrs. Minnie Rhines of Seattle
is visiting relatives and friends in
Degree of Honor
Slate Meeting
The Degree of Honor will meetl I
this evening. Tuesday,‘May 27, at! .
8:00 in the Odd Fellows Hall. '
Rebekah Social Club
Will Meet Wednesday
The Rebekah Social Club will
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FINAL DIVORCE GRANTED i
Final divorce papers for Estel-I
Judge D. F. Wright. l"
BABY BORN IN FLORIDA MODEL S-S
Mrs. Bernhard Winiecki receiv-
ed word yesterday from Mr. and
Mrs. Oliver Ashford, former Shel—
Dullvmd In your kitchen I'm"
In the moist still 1’
them ,
at Fernandinia, Florida, where 11(th crisper, ther‘ 1
they were transferred by Rayon— v more f0
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funds but Mrs. Angle and Mrs.
shrubs.
“Each member of the club‘has
helped toward this project and
it is due to their efforts that we
have been able to complete the
planting in such a short time. The
officers each year have been very
helpful and 1 must mention Mrs.
Martha Deer,. our first vice-presi-
dent for the past two years, and-
the one responsible for the or-
ganization of our club, and the
17 charter members of the club.
Also Mrs. Walter Kullrich, who
each year has taken charge of
our flower show at the 4-H club
fair and assisted in numerous
ways, Mrs. Winston Scott and
Mrs. William McKenzie and their
committees who so capany secur-
ed the advertising for the pro-
grams for the Music Festival each
year.
“And now Mayor Stevenson, may
our Garden Club turn this project
over to the City of Shelton and
may we thank you and the city
couu‘rz‘cll {pr offering to maintain
it. e' now that Railroad Ave- ; .-
nuc will be a street of beauty for Pnces Start
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all our citizens to enjoy in future :09" cu' ft' mo
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LEAVES o'N—W'rfie I ,
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Mrs. Mae D. Lusk, L. M. book-l
keeper, began a two-week trip
FURN,
COMP.
last weekend on which she will
there when yol,’ '. .~
to Kelvinatof ,
You'll hardly behexv‘ed
you see the; 194.1 ‘
)eautifulL—oifei‘s 5;,
thanks to araer 1 av
doing business You s
enjoy visits with relatives and
iriends in Seattle and Bellingham.
SON ARRlVES SUNDAY
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Burnett of!
Shelton became parents of a baby'
30y born at Shelton hospital Sun-
ay.
, ‘HOEfiTA‘LjPATIENT
Steven Daily of Shelton was ad-
mitted to Sheltbn hospital today
for medical care. 5H
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Turkey. Din .
and Dance
Auspices Shelton Eagles Aerie,
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at First and Railroad
Wednesday, May 28d1 '
Turkey Dinner 50¢ Plate, 5 t0 8‘
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Dancing After p. m. Good Musl
. , $100 VALUE, noon PRIZE 70 BE AW"
