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SHELTON JUNIOR SIMPSON WOMEN'S BOWLING With all teams having played only one at the end of the game six, Bultenv-e-l-a h~-d 4, andBuitenveld and 13rickert 7,
" - Men's Hi Game: Dana Thompson Final First Half eight games, Gott Oil is still on and they won 72-64. Johanson 3. Johanson 6, Stark 3, Korte 2, and
Padded by an early lead built ranks. At 82 pounds, Brad Stites 199 Women's Hi Game: Lil Dale 221
in the lightweight classes, the is undefeated in three matches. Men's Hi Series: Dana Thompson Women's Hi Series: Lil Dale 577 top of the Shelton City Basketball Bill Smith led all scorers with The combination of Verle's Ellis 1.
.=lton Junior High Blazer Mark Lewis is unbeaten in the 96 544 Standings: Lumber 41-19, League with a 7-1 record. Gott 23 for his Skokomish team, andloss to ITT on Monday night and City Lea=ue StandinRs
Girl's Hi Game: Debbie Witcraft Engineering 36-24, I.B.P. 30-30, stood idle this week and watched high for Verle's was Terry Gregg s Jess' win over winless Prepp's put - " -W L
:men held on in their match pound class in four matches. In 173, . Purchasing 30-30, Olympic 28-32 ITT Rayonier creep closer to 19. Other scorers for Skokomish Jess and Verle's in a tie for third . ~. T
h Hopkins in ~he Angle the 173 pound class, Ray Wiltman Girl s Hi Series: Mary Southmayd Loggers 27-33, Accounting 26-34,
lti-Purpose Room last remained undefeated by getting a 448 , Research 22-38. them as ITT stayed in second were Bob Miller 17, Steve at 4-4. Jess beat Prepp's 75 to 43. G°~tt2il " 6 ;'
Jnesday to win, 34-33. forfeit in the last match. Standinqs: Beckwith s Loggers 3-1, Marie Runnionwith a 6-2 mark. Demiero 10, GuyMiller 10, Gary It wasthecommon story for Ell t~ayomer
, . Verle's 4 4
381/z-171/2, Joslin Ins. 37-19,, 534; Accounting 1-3, Helen Rice Skokomish beat Verle'sin the Austin 8, Tom Marshall and Dan Prepps thisyear, as they were ...... A
The Blazers won the first four The individual matches in the Shelton J.C.'s 36.20, Merv s511; I.B.P. 3-1, Helene Redman only game played Wednesday, the Cush 2.
ght classes, tied the next, and Shelton-Hopkins meetwent as Tirecap 28-28, V.F.W. Post 1694 435 ; Pu rchasing 1-3, Dot Dawson and Marquett had 16 down by 43-20 at the half. AI Jess MODII ~ ~_
a the sixth class. Behind 23-2 follows: 27%-28V2, Trailblazer's I 27-29, McNamara 401; Lumber 3-1, Lil seventh. Leading by 40-31 at the Hopp scored 11 to lead Prepp's, Skokomlsh 3 5
that point, Hopkins' chances 75 - Farrell (S) won by Trailblazer's II 27-29, Hembroff Dale 577; Olympic 1-3, Ann Cole half, Skokomish's lead was cut by each for Verle s. Brickert added but Jess had nine scorers in the rrepp's O
,ked very dim. forfeit. Beckwith's 3-1, Dana Campbell 486; Engineering 3-1 " Richards led all scorers and [ ~ •
Agency 11-45. 5 12; Research 1-3 Jeanne game and dominated it.
Shelton lost the 117 pound 82-Stites(S)pinned Simon Thompson 544; Trailblazer's I Arlene Liles 464. nnn. a'"g't"m=er J yna--vee$ Jess with 19, Landis.and Spilseth I ISuylng I
;s, but then won two more (H), :28. 2-2, David Stole 420 Shelton had 13 each, Barrington 12, ] ~ ~ ]
lobes to have a 29-7 lead with 89 - Sagmiller (S) dec. J.C.'s 4-0, Mike Nutt 501; Joslin's FRATERNAL
~n matches to go. Meservey (H), 9-0. Ins. 3-1, Robert Redman 443;Men's Hi Game: Bill Gott 225 Fredson 5, Wilson and Wyatt 4, | I[~r ]
Hembroff Agency 0-4, Mike Men's Hi Series: Bill Gott 579 LaBissoniere 2 and Mills 1.| "~-- /
Hopkins then won five 96- Lewis (S)dec. Spoon Nolan 407; Trailblazer's II 1-3, Standings: Moose Heads8-4, LOSeiu11"= Eas West For Prepp's, Blake had 9' el c--il-e l/
Iches in a row, the 138 to 166 (H),4-0. Terry Knight 505; V.F.W. PostFuller Const. 8-4, Rotary Club i , • , g
Brnasford 8 Johanson 6 ellln --"
mdclasses, totakeabrieflead, 103 - Frost (S) and Mason 1694 1-3, Mark Johnson 507; 7-5 Nimrod Cub 7-5, Eagle I Prepperneau5, andRolfe4.
I0-29. However, Shelton won the (H) tied, 14-14. Merv's Tirecap 2-2, Suzi Gruver Aer'ies 7-5, I.W.A. - 38 7-5,
375. Kiwanis Club 6-6, Moose Antlers , Friday nigh- Saw a~nuch more ITT kept hot on Gott's trail I ~ /
73 pound class by forfeit to go 110 - Coleman (S) pinned ITT RAYONIER 5-7, Bull Moose 5-7, Shelton Shelton s junior varsity
.head 34-30 with just the Filyow (H), second round, en's Hi Game- Jerr Mailer Hardware 5-7, L on s Club 4-8 dropped two games in the pastexciting game in which the by upending Verle's 75-68. All [ ~ HIIIVA /
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Leavyweight class left. If Hopkins 117 - Evans (H) pinned Rank 218 Shelton Jaycee's 3-9. week to two Bremerton teams. Climbers lost by only one, and in nine of Verle s players scored, | ~ ~ , _ ;
ould win that.match by a pin, (S), third round. Men's Hi Series: JerryMallory ,,,,Rotary Club 1, Jim Shrum On Tuesday in Bremerton, West both of the games that night, Dawson leading them with 17.| ~'~f~/ Biml|m
4 ou~" Moose t-leaos 3 Chuck
59 F ' .' beat them 61-42, and East beat there was just three points total But it was Jorg's 21 for ITT that | t.~.,~'~,~ .........
hey would win the whole meet; 124 - Hergert (S) dec. Berg Worn : y , difference.
en's Hi Game Gerr Lou unkhouser 539; Kiwan,s Club 0 led all scorers, and he was | ~¢~')[.~1--~'/~ ~_l_ll
Gino Ream the Blazers (H), 10-2. ~=~, 1on Gordon Minoza 466; I.W.A. - 38them in a heartbreaker on Friday,
'ltepresentative in' the unlimited 131 - Howard (S) dec. Women's Hi Series:GerryLou 4, Wayne.Wright 573; Shelton 52-51. " A close game all the way, the followed by team mates Mallory I a .h4-A idDIpII
~$1ass, was on his back just once, Bartosh (H), 6-0. ...... ~,=i~t R18 aycee's z, Larl Helman 531., West jumped to a 14-4 first contest turned to East's favor with 18 and Fergerson with 15.
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n 4 Nimrod Club 2 Bill Gott 579
t}Ut wasn't pinned, and the three 138 - Kauhanen (H) dec. i~ainfa'~tand, n=s: Sllva A=t,o,, ,Foxes8- , e.agle ..... /her,es 3 Lionel' ' Leman"; quarter lead and a 33-9 halftime only after they made the final Other scorers for ITT were I 2646
........ n_nce 8.4 ......... ~.~ 7-5 .... , basket with a few seconds left to Kadoun 8, Kimberling 6 Antina| --rLv-
~oints gained by Hopkins Miklethun (S), 4-0. Acetate Aces 6-6, Woodbirds 6-6, o,~1; Bull Moose 1, Troy West edge. The Climbers continued to
5, and Ewart 2. I . . -
~ecision left them one short of 145 - Butorac (H) pinned ................ 7 496- Moose Antlers 1 Ernie go downhill in the third period, win.
,ayone~u~ ~-. watervuy~ u-, .._, ....... , Verle's other talliers were I ll,mhe Rellll
~helton, 34-33. Austin (S), first round, i-'ln~" ....... k.Urie,~Mz.n o-~.~a ' imer juanmanohnson bbJ-548, I-Uller L.onStShelton Hardwale" 3, Bill but finally managed a good The visiting Knights held an Gregg 13, Marouett 11, I ........ •
i The win was the third of the 152 - Harrington (H) pinned ..._~_tenance 1 Jim Let ' . , quarter in the last stanza, scoring 8-6 quarter lead, but by the first
' r 2 Floyd Jackson 546 Lion s
'~ear against only one setback for Scott (S), first round. 488;524; SilvaACetateFoxesACes3, 3,JerryJeSSMalloryTOble t.=UD"" ...... Z, walt wold en 549:;_ 23 points. Rich Walker was the half buzzer Shelton had tied it up
the Blazers. Coaches Jon Day and 159 - Chapin (H) won by 594; Rayonettes 1, Gerry Geist GUYS AND DOLLS high point man for the Climbers at 22 all. It was still tied at the o,,,~.~,.,==..~.~,.=~.~~,~,.~.,~..~~
o.~ene Crater still have three forfeit. 518; Pin Curlers 2, Dian Mallory Men's Hi Game: Jess Tobler 208with 11. Clyde Rains and Tracy end of the third period, 39-39. !
~Jlndefeated grapplers in their I 66 - Stone (H) pinned 414; Makeups 2, Danny WettersMen's Hi Series: Jess Tobler 538 Armstrong had seven, Mike Bac The Knights won it at the free ~ For a
Robeson (S),second round. 440; Waterboys 2, Percy Za~nzow Women's Hi Game: HelenRice and Jeff Okano added six each, throw line, getting 40 tries to the --.
446; Woodbirds 2, TerryKadoun ,0, I II G 'tRADE
173 - Wiltman (S) won by 421. Women's Hi Series: HelenRice Bruce Cole and Neal White two Climbers 25, while getting two
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forfeit. GRANGE 517 more each, and Bill Bacon had less field'goalsthan Shelton. i
~, ~ ~'~ a Heavyweight - Matthews (H)Men's Hi Game Carl " dbur Standings: 4 of Us 6-2, Rite's Bill Bacon was the high point
.... : t~OO n 6-2 Miklethun Eectric 5-3, one. man for Shelton, hitting three,i 81n' LL~DWAHeEl-
dec. Ream (S), 9-5. let)
..... Fireba s 5-3 Straf 4-4 Chantrels
Men s ~ benes: t:arl Goodburn 3Vz 41/z Bull'heads 2V~'-5Vz Buzz from the field and seven of nine
LERY , SKI SHe 545 - ' ' p S from the line for 13. Mark ,
Women's Hi Game: Iva Cook 149 Bombs 08 Tra eason Johnson had seven, and Mike Bee I - --
I(111'$ & LOCKS Swimmers Busy Women's Hi Series: Joyce Olson MEN'S CITY Way I on a new Dodge Car or Truck
412 Men's Hi Game: Gale Albrecht and Larry Dill each had six. Neal I
- Swimming is--flaying a greatStandings: Shelton Valley6-2 222 White had five, and Bruce Cole
first year at Shelton High School Matlock 5-3, Agate 4-4 PomonaMen sHi Series: Stun Ahlquist Ur~ de r and Jeff Okano contributed four
Soles • Repairs under the direction of Coach,4-4, Harstine 3-5, Soutl~side 2-6. 619
Matlock 4, Carl Goodburn Standings: 40 & 8 5-1, Hidden Trapping seasons are now each. Rich Walker, Tom Brigham,
Doug Hanna. Next week the 545; Southside 0 Henry Cook Haven 4-2, C & L Time Service open for muskrat, marten andand Clyde Rains made two points ~ See Bud Pauley at !
426-8118 Journal will have a roundup of493; Pomona 3, Joe Simpson 443; 4-2, Nault's Douglas Service 3-3, lynx in most of Washington. each. l I
223 Cote St. the season to date and will cover Harstine 1, Glenn Yates 328; Simpson ,3-3, J & J Service 3-3, Trappers are reminded to check The jayvees now stand at 5-4
Shelton Valley 3 Dutch Stanley Beckwith s Jewelry 2-4, KMAS the trapping regulations as seasons for the season. Their next game
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the new sport regularly after that. 477; Agate 1, Ma~ Mikkelsen 476 Radio 0-6.
• on individual fur-bearing species will be against Bainbridge this
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SEATTLE.FIRST NATIONAL BANK
134 BANKING OFFICES THROUGHOUT WASH
IN(3TON STATE
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENTS OF CONDITION
RESOURCES
Cash and Due from Banks ..............
U.S. Government Bonds ................
Municipal Bonds ..................
Other Securities ..................
Total Securities.
Commercial Loans
Real Estate Loans
Installment and Other Loans
Total Loans
Bank Premises and Equipment
Customers Acceptance Liability ............
Other Resources
TOTAL RESOURCES
December 31, December 31,
1969 1968
$ 287,727,589 $ 349,825,865
$ 121,778,022 $ 152,493,428
272,593,915 259,191,1 38
18,147,976 9,523,521
$ 412,519,913 $ 421,208,087
$ 676,988,478 $ 608,734,104
226,267,217 223,394,780
330,084,251 303,567,454
$1,233,339,946 $1,1 35,696,338
69,273,390 57,536,557
32,252,358 29,545,974
33,862,325 29,611,139
$2,068,975,521 $2,023,423,960
December 31, December 31,
1969 1968
$ 872,059,758 $ 883,113,405
494,010,701 486,733,707
374,610,089 349,221,194
LIABILITIES
Deposits
Demand
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Savings ..............
Other Time ....... " .....
Total Deposits . . . " ..........
Federal Funds Purchased .... ..........
Securities Sold under Agreements to Repurchase" i i i i i
Accrued Interest, Taxes, etc.
Unearned Income .... i i ............
Acceptances Outstanding ............
Other Liabilities ........
TOTAL'LIABILITIES .... i : i : i : i i i
Reserve for Possible Loan Losses
$1,740,680,548 $1,719,068,306
3,050,000 35,200,000
65,970,000 30,309,000
26,553,127 19,513,819
20,708,119 18,086,198
32,252,358 29,545,974
10,465,216 16,164,602
$1,899,679,368 $1,867,887,899
$ 21,81 8,365 $ 18,083,194
CAPITAL
Capital Stock (shares authorized and outstanding 4,500,000.)
Surplus ................
Undivided Profits ......... " .....
° . . , . , , , •
Reserves for Contingencies ..............
TOTAL CAPITAL .....
TOTAL LIABILITIES, RESERVES AND CAPiTALI i i i i i
$ 45,000,000 $ 45,000,000
45,000,000 45,000,000
54,009,586 43,984,665
3,468,202 3,468,202
$ 147,477,788 $ 137,452,867
$2,068,975,521 $2,023,423,960
D I RECTO RS PHILIP L. CORNEIL RICHARD E. LANG VOLNEY RICHMOND, JR.
Executive Vice President Chairman, Lang & Co. President,
ROBERT M. ARNOLD JOHN M. DAVIS Northern Commercial Co.
Vice President JOHN McGREGOR
Partner President, McGregor Land and ROBERT A. SCHMIDT
ROBERT S. BEAUPRE Daoi~, "l~rright, Todd, R~e & Jone~ Livestoeh Company
President President,
HENRY BRODERICK KENNETH R. FISHER ANSON B. MOODY Olympia Brewing Company
Chairman, Preeident and General Manager, Everett WILLIAM S. STREET
Henry Braderiek, Inc. Fisher Flouring Mills Company JOHN W. MURPHY Vice Chairman, VWR United Corp.
FRANK H. BROWNELL, JR. CHAPIN HENRY President, Central T.A. WILSON
Seattle President, Pre-Mix Concrete Co. President, The Boeing Company
EDWARD t. CARLSON H. C. Henry Investment Co.
Chairman and CHARLES M. PIGOTT WILLIAM P. WOODS
Chief Executive Officer, WILLIAM M. JENKINS Preeident, und President, Washington
Western International Hotel Co. Chairman Pacific Car & Fo ry Co. Natural Gas Company
NORTON CLAPP
Chairman, FRANK E. JEROME W.G. REED HOWARD S. WRIGHT
Chairman, President,
Weyerlmeuser Company Vice Chairman (Retired) Simpson Timber Co. Howard S. Wright Construction Co.
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