PAGE6 SHELTON--IIASON COUNTY JOURNAI--Published in ":Christmastown, U.S.A.", Shelton, Washington Thursday,
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ORDINANCE NO. 707
CITY OF SHELTON, WASIIINGTON
AN ORDINANCE specifying anu ad-
opting a system or plan of additions to
and hetterments and extensions of the
sanitary sewage disposal system of the
City of Shelton. Washington; provid-
ing for the issuance and sale of "Sew-
er Revenue Warrants, 1963." in the
principal sum of $24.000.00 to provide
a part of the funds required to pay
the cost thereof; creating a special
fund to provide for the payment ot
said Warrants; fixing the date, form.
maturities, interest rate, convenants
and terms of said Warrants; and pro-
viding for tile sale and delivery of said
Warrants to the Firemen's Pension
Fund of the City, as an investment
thereof.
BE IT (RDAINED ]BY THE CITY
COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF
SHELTON. WASHINGTON, as fol-
lows :
Seetlon 1. It is hereby found and de-
elated that the public health is being
endangered by the inadequacy of the
present sanitary sewage disposal sys-
tem of the City in that it is necessary
to replace a substantial nmnber of
the sewer lines and the danger to the
public health caused by such inade-
quate sanitary sewage disposal system
snores now De abated by the removal
and replacement of certain sewer lines
hy the additions to and betterments
and extensions of the system as here-
in specifically set forth.
Section 2. The gross revenues and
benefits to be derived from the oper-
ation and maintenance of the sanitary
sewage disposal system of the City
(hereinafter referred to as the "system
of sewerage" of the City of Shelton.
Washington,) and the additions, exten-
sions and betterments thereto herein
provided for. at the rates to be charged
for sanitary sewage disposal service
on the entire system will in the judg-
ment of the City Commission be more
than sufficient to meet all expenses
of operation and maintenance thereof,
and to permit the setting aside into
a special fund out of the gross revenues
of the system of sewerage of sufficient
amounts to pay the interest on the
warrants herein authorized to be issued
and on all outstanding "'Sewer Revenue
Bonds. 1950," dated November 1, 1950,
and "Sewer Revenue Bonds• 1957. Ser-
ies A." dated July 1, 1957, as such
interest becomes due and payable and
to pay and redeem all of said war-
rants and bonds at maturity.
Section 3. The City of Shelton Wash-
ington, hereby specifies and adopts a
system or plan for making additions
to and betterments and extensions of
the existing system of sewerage of
the City which shall consist of the
following:
The. following existing sanitary sew-
ers shall be removed and replaced with
new "O" ring concrete sewer pipe.
The gross revenues from said system
of sewerage are hereby pledged to such
payment and the Warrants shall con-
stitute a charge or lien upon such
revenues prior and superior to any
other charges whatsoever, excluding
charges for maintenance and operation,
except that said charge or lien upon
such gross revenues shah be subord-
inate and inferior to the prior charge
or lien against tile same for the out-
standing "Sewer Revenue Bonds, 1950,"
dated November 1. 1950. and "Sewer
Revenue Bonds 1957, Series A." dated
July 1. 1957.
Section .9. The City Commission and
trporate authorities of the City of
ellen hel:eby declare that in creat-
ing the Warrant Fund and in fixing
the amounts to be paid into it as set
forth herein, they have exercised due
regard to ihc cost of operation and
maintenance Of the system of sewerage
and the City of Shelton has not and
covenants that it will not bind and
obligate itself to set aside and pay
into the Warrant Fund a greater
amount or proportion of the revenues
of the sewerage system than in the
judgment of the City Commission will
be available over and above such costs
of maintenance and operation and tile
debt service requirements of the out-
standing "Sewer Revenue Bonds. 1950."
and "Sewer Revenue Bonds, 1957. Ser-
ies A," and further declare that no
portion of the revenues of said system
of sewerage has been previously pledg-
ed for any other indebtedness, except
for the payment of*atd "Sewer Rev-
enue Bonds. 1950,' and "Sewer Rev-
enue Bonds. 1957, Series A."
Section 1O. The City of Shelton here-
by convenants and agrees with the
owner and holder of each Warrant
at any time outstanding, as follows:
(at That it will establish, maintain
and collect such rates and charges for
sanitary sewage disposal service for
so long as any of said Warrants are
outstanding as will make available
for the payment of said Warrants
an amount, after deducting normal
operation and maintenance expenses
and the debt service requirements of
the outstanding "Sewer Revenue
Bonds, 1950." dated November 1,
1950, and "Sewer Revenue Bonds,
1957. Series A," dated July 1. 1957.
equal to at least 1.5 times the av-
erage annual debt service require-
ments, both principal and interest,
Of all then outstanding Warrants.
(b) Tib,t it will at all times main-
taln and keep the system of sewer-
age and all additions thereto and
betterments, replacements and ex-
tensions thereof in good repair, work-
ing order and condition and also
will at all times operate such system
and the business m connection there-
with in an efficient manner and at
............ cost.
(c,) That it will not sell. lease.
Location From To Size Length
Kneeland St. and Front Tbird a) 15" 250'
vicinity
b) 10" 300'
e) 8" 800'
Alley between Cota 10th Eleventh
and Grove 8" 300'
Alley between Franklin First 3rd a) 12"
and Cedar 700'
b) 8" 3O0'
Cedar St, Front 3rd I0" 10O0'
Pine St First Interceptor 8" 450'
Alley between Cedar Sixth 8th
and Pine 8" 600'
8th St. Alley between Alley between 8" 260'
Cedar & Pine Pine & Alder
3rd St, Alder Henry 8" 700'
Bay St. Dickinson 250' N. 8" 250'
Alley between Third 4th
Iaurel & Henry 8" 200'
North Cliff Road Laurel Henry 8" 300'
E, Fairmount Edgewood Ridge Road 8" 350'
There shall be included in the fore-
going the acquisition and installation
of all the necessary valves, ntUngs,
couplings, connections, manholes, lamp-
lloles, cqulpment anU appurtenances
thereto as may be required
l'h. Ctty Commmsmn may tnodify
the, details of :the foregoing system
or pIa wncre in its Judgment it ap-
pears advisable, i)rorxdcd, such rodS-
mentions ,1o not substantially alter the
purposes hereinbefore set forth.
Section 4. The life of the foregoing
additions, betterments and extenmons
of the system of sewerage of the City
is lmrcby declared to be at 'least twen-
ty years.
Section 5, The estimated cost, as near
as may be of tie acquisition, con-
Struction and installation of the above
describecl additions to and betterments
of tile system of sewerage o the Clty
is llereby declaxcd to be the sum ot
$59,000.00,
ectlon 6. The cost of acquiring, con-
structing and making tle for( going atl-
ditions to and betterments and ex-
tensions of the system ot sewerage
of the City shall be paid from the
following sources:
(]) From a grant anticipated to
be recexved from the United, States
Government, under Public Law 845,
84th Congress. as azncnded by the
Pub|it Works Accelcrahon Act
Public Law 87658 (33 use 466) m
tile approximate amount of ;24,-
000.00 ;
(2} From the moneys presently
on hand and available therefor in
tile "'Sewer Fund" of the City in
the approximate amount of $11,000;
and
f i3)From the proceeds received
rein the issuance and sale of sewer
revenue warrants, pursuaut to
1 35.41.050 in the principal am-
ount of 24.000.lD.
Tile warrants shall be designated
"Sewer Revenue Warrants, 1963 "
(bcreilmfter called the "Warrants,")
shall be in denominations of $1,000,00
each, shall be numbered from 1 to 24,
inclusive, shall be dated October 1,
1963, and shall bear interest at the
rate of 4, percent per anuum, interest
to be payable semiannually on April
1 and October 1 of each year, and
shall bc fully registered Warrants,
as to both principal and interest. Both
principal of and interest on the War-
rants shall be payable at the office
of the City Treasurer of thc City ot
helton, Washington, solely out of the
rPecial warrant redemption fund, and
such Warrants shall be a valid claim
of the holder thereof only as against
such special fund and the amount of
the revenues of the system of sewer-
age of the City, including all addi-
tions, extensions and betterments there-
of at any time made or constructed,
pledged to 'ucll special fund and snail
not he a general obligation of the City
of Shelton.
The Warrants shall mature serially in
accordance with the following sched-
ule :
Wrnt. Nos.
(Inclusive) Amts. :Maturities
I $/,0o0 Oct. 1, 1965
2 to 4 $3,(D0 Pet. 1, 1966
5 to 8 $4,000 Oct. 1, 1967
9 to 12 $4.000
Oct, 1, 1968
13 to 16 $4,000 Oct. 1, 1969
17 to 20 $4,000 oct. 1. 1970
21 to 2,4 $4,000 Oct. 1, 1971
Section 7. The City of Sheltt,n re-
ervcs tlle right, to rodeem tile out-
standing Warrants as a whole, or nl
part in inverse numerical order at any
time, at par plus accrued interest to
date of redemption, by nlailing notice
of tile call for redemption to the reg-
istered holder of the Warrants to be
redeemed not tes than tell daFs prior
to the date of redetnption. Interest oil
any Warrant so called for redemption
shall cease ou the date fixed fro" such
edemption upon payment, into the
warrant redemption fund herein crc-
ated, of the redenll)tton price.
Section 8. There is her*by created
and estahlislicd iu the Office of the
City Treasurer a sp(,eial fund to be
know-l as tile "Sewer Revere e Warrant
Fund, 1963." (Ilereinafter called the
"Warrant Fund.") So long as Warrants
are outstanding against the Warrant
Fund, the City Treasurer of tlie City
of Sbelton shall set aside and Pay
into the Warrant Fund out of tile gross
rcvcilUoS ef tile sYstexn of sewerage
nOW belong to, or wbich umy hereafter
belong to, the City, including all ad-
ditions, extensions and betternlents
aereof• at any time made or construc-
t,d, a-fixed amouut without regard
to lilly fix.,d proportion, namely, 121011-
thly on or before the 20til day of each
month, beginning with tim monfh of
October, 1963, one-sixth of the next
ensuing six months' interest require-
ulent on the Warants. and begimling
witil tile month of October, 1964, one-
twelfth of the next ensuing twelve
months' principal requirements for the
Warrants, and continuing thereafter
until all of said Warrants both prin-
cipal and interest have been paid in
full,
mortgage or in any manner encum-
ber or dispose of all the property
of the system of sewerage unless
provision is made for payment into
the Warrant Fund of a sum suffic-
ient to pay the principal of and in-
terest on all Warrants at any time
outstanding; and that it will not
sell. lease, morLgage or ill any mall-
ner encumber or dispose of any part
of tile property of said system that
is used. useful and material to the
operation thcreof, unless provision is"
made for replacement the.reef, or
for paymcnt into the Warrant Fund
of the "total amount of revenue re-
ceived wt]ich shall not be less than
an amount which shall bear the
same ratio to file amount of out-
standing Warrants as the revenue
available for debt service for such
outstanding Warrants for the tweh'e
montlis preceding such sale, lease,
encumbrance m" disposal from the
portion of the system sold, leased,
encumbered or disposed of bears to
the revenue available for debt ser-
vice for such Warrants from the en-
tire system for the same period.. Any
such moneys so paid int) the War-
rant Fund shall be used to retire
such outstanding Warrants at the
araest possible date,
(d) That it will while any of said
Warrants remain outstanding keep
proper and separate accouuts and
records in which complete and sep-
arate entries shall be made of all
transactions relating to its system
of sewerage and it will furnish the
original purchaser 0r purcimsers of
the Warrants or any subsequent hol-
der or holders thereof at the writ-
ten request of such holder or holders
complete operating aud income state-
ment of said sy4tem in reasonable
detail covering any calendar year
not more than ninety days after the
close of snell calendar year and it
will grant any holder or holders of
at least twenty-five percent of the
outstanding Warrants the right at
all reasonable times to inspect the
entire system of sewerage and all
records, accounts and data of tim
City relating thereof.
(e) 'hat it will not furnish sanN
tary sewage disposal service to any
customer whatsoever free of charge
and will promptly take legal action
to enforce collection of all delin-
quent accounts.
(f) That it will pay all costs of
maintenance and operation of the
system of sewerage and. the debt
service requirements of .all present-
ly outstanding "Sewer Revenue
Bonds, 1950," dated November 1
1950, and "Sewer Revenue Bonds
1957, Series A," dated July 1, 1957,
and otherwise to meet the obligations
of the City as herein set forth.
Section 11. The Warrants shall be in
substantially the following form
.No ......... :
$1.000.00
UNITED STATEs OF AMERICA
STATE OF WASHINGTON
CITY OF SHELTON
SEWER REVENUE WARRANT, 1963
%
KNO%V ALL MEN BY THESE
PRESENTS that the City of Shel-
ton, Mason County, State of Wasb-
tngton, for value received hereby
rotnises to pay to the registered
noieler hereof oil the 1ST DAY OF
OCTOBER. 19 ......... the principal sum
of
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
together with interest tlmreon at tim
rate of FOUR AND ONE QUARTER
PERCENT (4{j%) per annum, pay-
a,:uc semi-annually, on fhe 1st days
of April and October of each year,
by mailing such interest to the reg-
istered holder hereof at the princi-
pal place of business of such hdlder.
Both principal and interest are pay-
able in lawful money of the United
Satcs of America at 'the office of the
C ty Treasurer of Simlton, Washing-
ton, solely out of the special fund
created hy Ordinance No ............. and
knoxvn as "Scwcx' Revenue Warrant
lhlnd. 1963," (hereinafter called the
"Warrant Fund.")
Tiffs Warrant is s lbject to prior
redemption b the City at an, time,
at par plqs accrued i]tercst [o dat
of rcdenu)tion, b:v mailing notice
of such call for l;edcmption to the
Principal of flee" of the register'ed
holder hereof not less than 10 days
prior to tim date of redenxption. II-
terest on any Warrauts so called
fox- redemption shall case on the
date fixed for such redemption.
Tiffs Warrant is one of a total issue
of $24,000.00 par value of Warrants
constituting a charge or lien upon
he gross revenues from tile system
of seweI:agc of the City prior and
superior to any other charges what-
soever, excluding charges for maiu-
tenance and operation, except that
the charge or lien upon saeh gross
revenues for this issue of Warrants
is subordinate and inferior to the
prior clmrge ov lien against the
Legal Publications
same fox" the outstanding "Sewer
Revenue Bonds. 1950." dated Novem-
ber 1. 1950. and "Sewer Revenue
Bonds. 1957. Series A.' dated July
1. 1957.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. the
City of Shelton. Washington, has
caused this Warrant to be signed
by its Mayor and attested by its
Clerk and Hs corporate seal to be
hereto affixed and to be registered
s to both principal and interest
in the office of the City Treasurer
as of October 1. :1963.
CITY OF SHELTON. WASHINGTON
By ......................................................................
Mnyor
ATTEST :
Clerk
REGISTRATION CERTIFICATE
This Warrant may be registered as
to both principal and interest on the
Warrant Registry Books of the City
Treasurer. such registration to be
noted hereon• and thereafter the, prin-
cipal of and interest on this Warrant
shall be pavable only to the registered
holder, his legal reprcsentatxve, or
assign.
Dale of Registration; Name and Ad-
dress of Registered Owner; Signature
of Cit.v Treasurer as Registration Of-
ricer; "Firemens' Pension Fund, Octo-
ber l, 1963 of the CIfy of Shelton
Section 1. The Warrants shall be in
typewritten form. shall be signed by
the Mayor and attested by the Clerk
and shall have the seal of the City
of Shelton affixed thereto and may be
registered as to t)oth principal and
interest at the office of the City Treas-
urer as rcistration officer.
Section 13. The proceeds from the
sale of the Warrants shall be used
for the sole purpose of making the
additions to and betterments and ex-
tensions of the system of sewerage
of the City, as authorized in Section
3 hereof, and of paying the costs and
expenses connected therewith and the
City of Shelton. through its proper
officers and agents, shall proceed
forthwith with the making of such im-
provements in the manner provided by
law.
Section 11 The Board of the Fire-
mens' Pension Fund of the City of
Shelton. irashington. has offered to
purchase the Warrants at a price of
pat,, plus accrued interest from the
date of issuance of the Warrants to
the dat of their delivery to the pur-
chaser, the City to furnish at its ex-
pense the typewritten Warrants and
the approving legal opinion of Roberts.
Shefelman. Lawrence. Gay & Moch.
municipal bond counsel of Seattle,
Washington. The City Commission is
of the opinion that no better price
can be obtained for the Warrants and
it is in the best interests of thc City
to accept said offer and said offer is
hereby accepted. The Warrants shall.
therefore, immediately upon their ex-
ecution, be delivered to the Firemens'
Pension Fund of the City upon pay-
ment therefor in accordance with mmh
offer. The principal amount received
from fhe sale of the Warrants shall
be deposited in" the "Special Fund for
Grant APW - Wash. - 66G. Housing
and Home Finance Aency" created
and establishcd in the office of the
City Treasurer by Ordinance No. 706.
passed August 20. 1963. and the ac-
crued interest to be rec.eived shall be
deposited in the Warrant Fund.
INTRODUCED in regular commission
meeting on the 8th day of October.
1963.
PASSED in'regular commission meet-
ing on the I5th day of October. 1963,
FRANK A. TRAVIS, JR.
Mayor
DAVID T. KNEELAND
Commissioner of Finance
ELROY NELSON
Commissioner of Public Works
ATTEST :
Alma K. Catto. City Clerk
FORM APPROVED :
John C. Ragan. City Attorney
10/17 It
NO. 3495
NOTICE TO CREDIT(}I{N
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON FOR
MASON COUNTY
In the 'Vlatter of the Estate of IVAN
D. NEUENSCHWANDER. Deceased.
Stella L. Neuenschwander is the. ap-
pointed and qualified Executrix of said
estate. All persons having claims
against said deceased are requircd to
serve the same in duplicate duly veri-
fied on said Executrix or her attorney,
Robert L• Snydcr at the address be-
low stated, and file the same wigh the
Clerk of said Com't. together with
proof of such service, within six
months after the date of first publica-
tion of this notice or the same will
be barred.
DATE of first publication: October
17. 1963.
STELLA L. NEUENSCHWANDER
Executrix
405 Rat Iroad
Shelton, Washington
ROBERT L. SNYDER
Attorney at Law
125/e N. 5th
Shelton, Washington
10/17-24-31 3t
NO. 3443
'NOTICE OF HEARING #INAL
REPORT AND PETITION FOq
DISTRIBUTION
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON FOR
MASON COUNTY
In the Matter of the Estate of FRED
M. ELSON. Deceased.
Dorothy M. Hillier, Executrix of said
Estate, has filed with said Court her
final report and petition for distri-
bution, asking the Court to settle aid
report, distribute the property to the
persons thereto entitled and to dis-
charge said Executrix. Said report and
petition will be heard on the i'lrst day
of November. 1963. at 10 a.m, in the
Courtroom of said Court. in the County
Courthouse at Shelton, Washington.
DATED THIS 30th day of Septem-
ber, 1963.
LAURA M. WAGENER
Clerk of tim Superior Court
by Teckta Vermillion,
Deputy Clerk.
ROBERT L. SNYDEI
Attorney at Law
125V,- N. 5th
Shelton, Washington.
10/3-10,-17 -t
D/Ink g/a00m
of Milk every dav
GRIDIRON 'SMITHY' -- Under
the spreading chestnut tree the
village smithy stands .... only
in this case Bill Surratt, High-
climber football manager, plies
his "trade" beneath the stands
in Shelton gym. Surratt was
"shot" by a Journal photograph-
er as he tightened the cleats on
halfback Don Clary's gridiron
shoes before a recent game. This
is but one of a score of duties
performed by the student man-
agers before and after each
game and turnout for both var-
sity and B squad football teams.
JUNIOR LEAGUE
Team No. 1 .......................... 12 4
Joslin Insurance .................. 11 5
Hembroff Aency .............. 10 6
Bloomfield Logging .......... 9 7
Team No. 3 .......................... 6 10
Team No. 7 .......................... 5 11
The Hut .............................. 5 11
High games Peg Bloomfield
1.70, Len Robinson 201.
High series Peg
458, Len Robinson 524.
Bloomfield
LETTERS TO EDITOR
IN DEFENSE OF
CIVIL DEFENSE
Mr. Bill Dickie. Editor
Shelton-Mason County Journal
Shelton, Washington
Dear Bill,
[ WOllld like to present the fol-
lowing facts regarding the Civil
Defense program in Mason Coun-
ty.
In 1962, the cost to the County
lot Civil Defense was $4,840.25.
A total of $3,890.00 was received
in Federal maLching funds. As of
September 1. 1963, the cost to the
,County for Civil Defense w. $3,-
008•55 and $2,07.70 was received
in matching funds.
Donations to the County through
Civil Defense since September, 19-
61, total $36,929.32• Surplus Pro-
perty purehased through Chvil De-
tense from August 1, 1960 to Aug-
ust 1. 1963 is as follows: original
ac q uisit ion value, $27,844.08;
cost to Mason County, $2.269.70.
Surplus Property was inspected
and inventoried by State inspectors
in March. 1963. The books are
audited by both State and Federal
examiners. The last Federal audit
was in July, 1963. The book were
audited by the State Examiner m
August. ]963. All vouchers are on
file in the Mason County Audi-
tor's Office and are available to the
public.
Sincerely,
(Mrs,) Merle McNeil,
Acting Director
Mason County Civil Defense
To Lale To Glassify
ALDER PDLES WANTED -- 5&" to
3'" in.dianleter. 10V2 and 8V ft
long. Price per pole 23c and 16¢ at
Bcerbower Spool Mfg. Co., Route 1,
Box 262, Elms, Wash. 10/17
WA-NT-ED -- Experienced male grocery
man. Apply at Tradewell Storc.
10/16 1
i-0USEE:EEPER WANTED. four chil-
dvren, live in if possible. Iquire
• N. Ridley, Route 1. Box 106.
Olympia Highway. 10/17
FOI-- RETT--S{{ml[--u-n-ftlrnish ed
.]louse (except electric range and
lint water heater). Phone 426-6265.
G 10/17 tfn
1948 INTERNATIONAL ton pick-
up. New rings and paint. $295. Call
426-6281, C 10/17
We wish to express our heartfelt
gratitude for the sympathy, kindness
and assistance, also the beautiful floral
offerings given us during the Ioss of
our loved one.
James C. Young
Joh-fi H. Young
John L. Roach
E. E. Lambert and family
Joy, Wilma and Gwen, all in their new purple jumpers, look ove
a few early arrivals of Portraits to be msp,ayeo a ans ou,o
Open House Saturday, Oct. 19 and Sunday, Oct. 20. Fifty families
who live in the Northwest are bringing in their wall portraits for
the Open House. "We take a tremendous number of recorded pic-
tures of grade school students in the county each year, but they
do not compare with the lovely portraiture we do in the studio"
said Dean Palmer, owner of Dean's Studio. "We hope this showing
will give people a chance to see what we have been doing for
others and can do for everyone for Christmas. We will gladly talk
.prices, f0ffthey:are seldom as high as most people think."
.(pd. adv.)
Swisher, Hembroff Star
In Litlle Climber 19-0
Vicbry Over Central
For a lad who didn't feel much
like playing football, tall Scott
Swisher came up with the health-
lest looking performance a coach
could ask on Loop Field Monday
evening.
Scott suited up sort of as an af-
ter-thought, in the remote case he
might be needed, as the Little
Climbers prepared for their Olym-
pic League B squad game with
Central Kitsap.
The need came quickly. Starting
quarterback Bill Archer hurt an
eye right off the bat so Coach
Larry Weir dispatched Swisher to
breach the gap. All hc did was
throw touchdown passes to Make
Johnson in the second quarter and
Jon Hembroff in the third plus
a passelof other successful aerials.
as the Little Climbers rolled up
a 19-0 triumph over the visiting
Cougars.
TH EVICTORY was the fourth
of the season for Weir's B squad
gridmen in five games. The other
was a tie, so they remain unde-
feated. ",
The Little Climbers dominated
play so completely Weir was able
to give every one of his 28 play-
ers a chance for action.
Sophomore halfback Bob Miller
ran 12 yards around right end for
a first quarter touchdown, climax-
ing a 67-yard 7-play drive.
Johnson stood i_ the end zone
to catch Swisher's 8-yard pass
in the second quarter to culmin-
ate a drive which carried 52 yards
in six plays. Hembroff took a
pass for the extra point.
And Hembroff was standing in
the end zone as he gathered in
Swisher's third quarter 17-yard
bomb on a down-and-out to the
left which wound up a 71-yard
drive in just four plays. Two plays
earlier Hembroff had caught an-
other pass for a 40-yard gain,
HEMBROFF had a 'big day with
five catches on five throws aimed
his direction by wisher for gains
of 40, 17, 11, 19 and 2 yards for
a total of 89.
Next Monday Lhe Little Climbers
go to Port Orclmrd to tackle the
currently undefeated South Kit-
sap B squad, an outfit which beat
Wrest Bremerion. Shelton tied the'
Wildcats
WeiFgave starting offensive as-
signments to cent_ Dale Down-
ing, guards Steve Close and Jim
Rutledge, tackles ,Steve Ness and
Rennie Mason, ends Jon Hembrooff
and Brady Whitener, quarterback
Bill Archer. halfbacks Mike John-
son and Bob Miller. and fullback
Gary Marshall.
He used a completely different
defensive alignment consisting of
Milt Sehumacher at middle guard,
Ron LeBresh and Dave Cox at
tackles, Duane Wiison and Steve
Chase at ends, Dan Barrom and
Steve Nelson as linebackers. Lar-
ry Sheedy and Chuck Renecker at
wingbacls, Ron Cole and Scott
Swisher. spelled by Jack Dyer, at
halfbacks.
Into the defensive unit he weav-
ed Bill Merrifield and Jim Grimes
at middle guard. Jeff Kieburtz at
end. Don Schrieber at guard, and
Foster Orr at linebacker.
GOLF CLUB CALENDAR
HELEN RICE VICTOR
Coming on strong after a shaky
start. Helen Rice defeated Virginia
Bayley in the championship final
ef the women's fall handicap u)ur-
nament at the Shelton Golf ,lub
last week.
The competition was at match
play with the final count giving
Helen the decision 6-up.
MIXED S-BALL OCT. 27
Sheiton.Buili
es prompt a change, the annual 00reaks
Shelton Golf Club awards dinner AI 123 Miles
will be held Novembcr 21, the
board of directors decided.
Any change in nese plans will A new world's
be announced in this column, ited hydroplane
built in a
winter.
RAYONIER RESEARCH
%V L The Tiger
Silva Foxes .......................... 17 ii hydro
Rayonettes .......................... 17 11 (he basement of
Water 3oys .......................... 16 12 Mason Street
Members are again reminded of Maintenance .......................... 15
the mixed 2-ball foursome sched- Acetate Aces ........................ 15
uled for October 27. followed by Wood Bicds .......................... 14
a potluck droner. Tee-off time has Pin Curlers .......................... 11
been advanced to 1:30 to beat the Fourfowlers .......................... 7
early darkness, and if weather
prevents golfing, indoor games will
be enjoyed in the clubhouse.
GALS COMPETITION
In Tuesday's weekly women's
play, two separate competitions
were held.
Nita Kimbel won honors for
lowest number of putts with 26
over the 18 holes while Ma.e Mun-
ro and Helen Rice tied for low
net honors. Joan McComb won the
ball for low ne in her flighf.
AWARDS DATE NOV. 2}
Unless unforeseen circumstanc-
SIMPSON WOMEN
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Accounting ......................... 16 8
Olympic Plywood .............. 14 10
Lumber ................................ 12 12
Research ................................ 12 12
Loggers ................................ 12 12
Insulating Board .................. 11 13
Engineering .......................... 10 14
Purchasing .......................... 9 15
High game Helen Rice 193,
High series Helen Rice 523
WOMEN'S COMMERCIAL
W L
Kelly Furniture ................ 19 ½ 8 ,
Bill's Shell Service .......... 17½ 10½
Richfield Oil ...................... 17 11
Gott's Oilerettes .............. 16 12
Allyn Shell Service .......... 14 14
Eells & Valley .................. 11 17
Ming Tree Cafe ................ 10 18
Darigold ............................ 7 21
High game Jean Ream 183.
High series 3can Ream 504.
Triplicate Helen Ogden 145.
Split pick Liz Hall 4-5-7.
PREP FOOTBALL SCORES
Olympic League
Shelton 13. Cent. Kitsap 7
East Brem. 21. North Kitsap 6
Port Angeles 19. South Kitsap 0
Port Townsend 25. Forks 13
Chicacum 38. North Mason 0
B:inbridgc 25, Sequim 6
Central League
Elms 7, Tumwater 6
Montesano 19, Chehalis 0
Reymond 26. St. Martins 0
White Pass 7. Rochester 0
Winlock 13. Yelm 7
Orting 25. Eatonville 19 (nl)
. Seamount League
North Thurston 6. Curtis 6
Peninsul 27. Fife 7
Sumner 34 Bethel 0
White River 19, Laughbon 14
Others
olympia 27, Vancouver 7
Aberdeen 19, Kelso 6
Hoquiam 25, Hudson's Bay 7
Battle Ground 13, Long 0
13 ketcd Lo a
13 hour over the
14 course on Lake
17 Saturday under
21 Harry 'chneider
High games--Marg Bacon 185. Calif.
Corky Dickinson 232.
High series---Marg Bacon
Corky Dickinson 535.
51ERCIlAN'i'S LEAGUE
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Bill's Shell Service .............. ]7
Miller's .................................. 16
Prepp's Rexal] Store .......... 14 10
Kimbel & Whitey's .......... 11 13
Ralph's Serve-U .................. 11 13
Olympic Plywood ................ ]1 13
Old Mill .................................. 10 14
Stewart's Foodliner .......... 6 18
High game Dave Harris 219.
High series Russ Morken 562
The .Tiger
459, course and
• for limited hydros,
lished the
mph on Green
L Schneider
7 over thc kil
8 Saturday at
miles per 1
down-and-back
age of 123 mph
ognized as the
beats the former
[ set in
remarkable
margin by
Miller's 3 lWally Eigenman was beaten,
491). Bill's Shell 1 (Floyd Fuller mile down-run, is
513); Kimbel & Whitey's 3 (Bill re circles as
Staudt 531 . Raiph's i (Carl Hal- Too ]s powered
bert 462); Old Mill 3 (Lee Schuf-
fenhauer 522. SLewart's 1 (Don
Brown 493); Prcpp's 2 (Russ Mot-
ken 562), Plywood 2 ILeroy Simp-
son 437).
MEN'S COMMERCIAL
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Ziegler's Camera Shop ...... 16 8
Wingard's Sport Shop ........ 14 10
Moose Lodge ...................... 13 11
Wilson Company .............. 13 11
Ritner's Broiler .................. 13 11
B & R Oil .......................... 12 12
Verle's Sporting Goods ...... 9 15
Gott Oil .............................. 6 18
High game Gerry Hart 248•
High series Cec Bingham 599.
HOUS EWIVES LEAGUE
Ronnie's ............................ 18 10
Shelton Marine Supply ..16½ 11½
Hood Canal Marina ....... 15 13
Shelton Union Service .... 15 13
Ball's Food Center .......... 13 15
B & XV Marina .................. 12 15
Mell Chevrolct .................. 12 16
Jim Pauley Inc ............... 10 18
High game--Betty Dean 201.
High series--Betty Dean 513.
Split picks Gladys Nelson 4-5,
Edith Walter 4-5 and 3-10.
er Ford
The feat entit
membership in
Fame
GRANGE
*Shelton Valley
*Matlock
*Skokomish ...............
Agate ........................ "/-
*Patrons ....................
Southside
Cloquallum .............
Pomona ..................
* To make
weekend.
High games
sen 188, Jim
High seriesIva
Rossmaier 547.
Agate 4 (Max
Pomona 0
Cloquallum 3
Southside 1 (Ira
Five
faculty members
ed John Simon
morial FoundatiOr
research and
1963-64 year.
SHELTON HOTEL
IS NOW UNDER THE
NEW MANAGEM
OF
GhLE & GEORGIA
WHY*
many Northwesterners go Domeliner "City of Portland"
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