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Bowling Results urs s ven ze ar n m
• In ceremonies at Oakland suddenly came under Intense uing his determined efforts f
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J0SERS
Men's Hi Game: Tom River 188
. .en's Hi Series" Tom River 514
rout IJo m ,
last en s Hi Game: Jean Temple
Lweomen,sO. ffi_ Hi Series: Jean
Temple
, om River 514;
matcledin 0, Jean Temple 447; Pro-
,res t (essors 3, Larry Lyle 445; Ritin
.'," _(, Irette Bruggeman 280" Scho-
' Ole Anderson 451; Flunk-
@s 1, Dell Abelein 459 Tardles
:o , Jack Swanson 469; Y apples 2,
pen Anderson 424.
. , 8tmadings. Yappies 39-21, Pro-
ssme :Ussu 34-26, Scholars 34-26,
' es 33-27, Tardies 31-29,
,_POuts 29-30½, Redan 24
]t per J-en s Hi Game: Jack Webber
,orth 001 ,
forth tllIen s Hi Series : Jack Webber
2S
ndef.eaomen,s Hi Game: Verna Job-
s, .u.sotl 167
LOmen's Hi Series Verna Joh-
...2ns,on 471
d..[_: Southside 6-2, Agate
w-y-, narstine 5-3, Pomona 4-1.
t 2-0 Mkokomish 2-6, Shelton Valley
LI (iMPSON WOMEN'8
IS) Game: Esther Beret 195
Series: Joan Sowers 520
iW) Olympic 3-1, Esther Beret and
-0,' :irginia Fuller 467; Accounting
pirJ Helen Rice 499; Research
[3, Joanne Campbell 476; Engi-
(S) ering 3-2, Lucille Chapman
, (; LUmber 3-1, Joan Sowers
on tf5; oggers 1-3, Marie Runnion
6.0, ; Purchasing 1-3, Dot McNa-
(S) d..ara 452; IBP 3-1, Mary Lou
- v]cKen 511
tandlngs: Olympic 7-1, Lumber
5), lAccnccounting 5-3, Loggers 5-3,
3-5, Purchasing 3-5, Engi-
(W) ering 3-5 Research 1-7.
L:12 " : Floyd Archer
S) de, en's Hi Series: Harold HiHman
8-0.. ,'Omen s Hi Game: Margaret
(W) lbbee 214
:58 POmen's Hi Series: Margaret
J ibbee 520 . .
%T 'kes M-C.lloch Luc,lle
446; Allyn Shell 1-3, Har-
Hiliman 494; Lake Cushman
Margaret Bibbee 520.
Lake Cushman
J and J Service 48-20,
McCulloch 34-33, Rus-
LATE TO CLA881FY
QUARTER and Tennessee
mare, 4 years old. $150.
2, Box 178A. Spencer I.ke
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Publications
NO. 9959
BY PUBLICATION
Court of Washington
County
WALLEN, Plaintiff,
JAMES WALLEN, Defend-
STATE OF WASHING-
the said JAMES WAL-
AND EACH OF YOU
summoned to appear
(60) days after the
first publication of
to-wit, within six-
after the 9 day of
1969 and defend the
action in the su-
aforesaid and answer
the plaintiff and
of your answer upon
attorneym for the
their office below
in case of your tail-
judgment will be
you according
of the complaint
which has been
clerk of said court.
this action is to
of divorce on the
treatment.
G. SWANSON
for Plahttlff
ADDRESS:
Bullds 1
I/9-16-23-30-2/6.13 6t
kin Fisher Assc 34-34, Tyee Well
Drilling 33-35, Eacrett Lumber
31-37, Allyn Shell 31-37, Dicks Dig-
gers 27-41, Evergreen Florist
26-42, Hoodsport Cafe 23-45.
SUNDAY MIXED FOURSOME
Men's Hi Game: Del Hartwell
2O4
Men's Hi Series: Del Hartwell
540
Women's Hi Game: Marge Wit-
craft 191
Women's Hi Series: Louise Clary
505
Farmers 1-3, Wayne Clary 524;
Jack Pots 3-1, Russ Clary 508;
Force 'era 3-1, Ted Blair 513;
Hooters 1-3, Gene Benedict 485;
Board Busters 3-1, Allene Step-
per 453; Timber Ducks 1-3, Jack
Frost 524; Odd Balz 1-3, Del Hart-
well 540; What's Next 3-I, Bud
Dishon 460; Loggers 3-1, Merge
Witcraft 503; Four Splits 1-3,
Wayne Hathaway 444.
Standings: Jack Pots 7-1, What's
Next 6-2, Timber Ducks 5-3,
Force 'era 5-3, Board Busters
5-3, Four Splits 5-3, Loggers 3-5,
Farmers 2-6, Odd Balz 1-7, Hoot-
era 1-7.
FRATERNAL
Hi Game: George Lemagie 267
Hi Series: George I.magie 574
Rotary 3, Goerge Lemagie 574;
Nimrods 1, Bill Kingery 465;
Shelton Hard. 3, Frank Willard
526; Kiwanis Club 1, Chuck Re-
necker 487; Himlies's 2, Ray
Moore 442; Eagles 1½, Lionel Le-
man 519; Antlers 3, Ernie Dah-
man 563; Fullers 1, Don Johnson
516; Plywood 3, Bob Bamford
516; IWA 1, BOb Whitmarsh 513;
Bull Moose 3, Otto Hanson 556;
Lions Club I, L. L. McInelly 564.
Standings: Bull Moose 10-2,
Moose Antlers 9-3, Lions Club
8-4, Kiwanis Club 7-5, Rotary
Club 7-5, Shelton Hardware 7-5,
Eagle Aeries 6V5½, Nimrod
Club 5-7, Himlie Realty 4½-7½,
Olympic Plywood 4-8, Fuller
Cons't. 3-9, IWA 38 1-11.
FRIDAY NITE SLOW STARTERS
Men's Hi Game: Lionel Leman
and Dean Smith 194
Men's Hi Series: Lionel Leman
529
Women's Hi Game: Verna Johan-
son 169
Women's Hi Series: Verna Joh-
anson 442
Standings: Slow Pokes 15218,
L and V 15076, The Uustarts
14837, U-Name-It 14806, The
Wright Pair 14582; The Duds
14454.
WOMEN'S 12:30
January 2
Hi Game: Donna Coleman 172
Hi Series : Donna Coleman 504
Staadtngs: Nets 3-1, Jess's
Mobile 3-1, C and L Time 1-3,
BOWs Tavern 1-3.
January 9
Hi Game: Shirley states 179
Hi Series: Donna Coleman 488
Standings: Neiis 6-2, Jess's
Mobile 44, C and L Time 3-5,
Bob's Tavern 3-5.
SHELTON JUNIOR
Men's Hi Game: Randy Churchill
2OO
Men's Hi Series: Gary Robinson
537
Women's Hi Game: Sue Bloom-
field 169
Women's Hi Series: Sue Blomn-
field 454
Hembroff Agency 1-3, Peter
Scott 388; Trailblazers II 3-I, Sue
Bloomfield 454; Shelton 3C's 4-0,
Gary Robinson 537; Merv's Tire-
cap 0-4, Gary states 415; Jeslln
Ins. 4.0, Randy Churchill 503;
VFW Aux. 0-4, Rick Peckham
455; Beckwlth's 0-4; Trailblazers
1 4-0, Dana Thompson 514.
Staadlnp: Shelton JC's 4-0,
Joslin Ins. 4-0, Trailblazers I 4-0,
Trailblazers If 3-1, Hembr0
Agency 1-3, Merve's Tirecap 0-4,
VFV Aux. 04, Beckwith's 0-4.
DANCE
KAMILCHE HALL
SAT., JAN. 18
Music by the Grange
Tune Toppers
Admission $1.00
Dance 9:30 - 2
NOTICE
SIMPSON EMPLOYEES'
FEDERAL CREDIT UNION
will hold its
27th ANNUAL MEETING
to Shareholders at
8:00 P.M., JANUARY 24th, 1969
at the Bhelton Junior High Auditorium
12th & Franklin, Shelton, Washington
ALL MEMBERs ARE ENCOURAGED TO ATTEND
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KAREN BURGESS as the Magic Harp plays
a tune for the giant (Doug Wright) in this
scene from "Jack and the Beanstalk." The
Shelton High School Drama Department
presented the sto W for elementary schools
this week.
Governor Writes About Road Funds
• Further assurance that a re-
quest for funds to resurface State
Highway 106 from Union to Bel-
fair has come In the form of a
letter from Gov. Dan Evans to
the Hood Canal Improvement
Club.
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Bowling Results
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SIMPSON RECREATION
Hi Game: Memory Smith 199
HI Series: Memory Smith 516
Standlngs: Railroad 62, Log.
gers 5-3, Loaders 4-4, Shops 1-7.
MEN'S CW/*Y
Hi Game: Jim Simmons 214
Hi Series: Jess Phillips 527
Standings: Hidden Haven 4-2,
40 and 8 4-2, Beckwith's 4-2,
Nault's Maxwell 3-3, J and J
Service 2-4, Simpson 1-5.
WOMEN'S CITY
Hi Game: Dot Simpson 184
Hi Series: Lois Albrecht 456
Standings: First half final:
Lumbermen's 38-26, Certified
37-27, Morgans 31-33, Millo's 22-42.
Gov. Evans informs the 'Club
that, first, the surface of the road
has deteriorated to the point wher
it is now rated "fairly high" in
priority, and second, the Highway
Department has "refined" its
six-year program so that "por.
tions of the work are scheduled
to begin during the 1969-71 bien-
nium."
In The Journal Dec. 19, Sena-
tor AI Henry was quoted as say-
ing that his committee would sup-
the new Legislature. Both letter
were directed to Lloyd. A. Cook
of the Hood Canal Improvement
Club.
"These are exactly the goals,"
said Dr, Cook, "that the civic
groups and other community
clubs, the mmhool an fire dis-
tricts, have been working for
aver the past six months. I want
to thank everyone, on behalf of
the Hood Canal Improvement
Club, for the letters they have
port this request for funds. Henry written and the supp't they have
is chairman of the Joint Senate. given to this successful civic cam-
and House Committee on High-
ways. He also pointed out the
Highways Department's proposals
must receive the approval the
Bordeaux PTA
• Bordeaux PTA will hold its
regular meeting at 7:30 p.m. to-
day at the school. There will be
speakers on tax reform on the
program.
M OF DIMES urges
every woman to see a doctor at
the first sign of pregnancy.
paign"
Dave Thacher
Sells
Homes
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HIMLIE REALTY
Buy yours now
Call 426-2646 [
MJRK o$ EXC,LL|NC,
Wanted for the sportiest of reasons: Delta 88 Royale. New top-of-the-line 88, with R0yale touches
everywhere, m Custom rear window • Vinyl top • Pinstriping • Chrome fender louvers • Choice of Buckets or Custom
Sport Seat • Deluxe steering wheel • All yours, all standard! For big-car luxury with a sporting spirit-this is it!
Escape [rom the ordinary at your Oldsmobile l]malef00.
Hospital Corpsman Dale Kelly
Hurst sm of Mr. and Mrs. John
Hurst was presented the Bronze
Star Medal with Combat V. The
citation read:
"For heroic achievement in
connection with operations against
the enemy in the Republic of
Vietnam while serving as a Corps-
man with CO. D 1st Btlm 9th
Marines 3rd Marine Div. On the
afternoon of April 16, 1968 while
conducting a patrol near the Khe
Sanh Combat Base the Marines
Work Progress
On Mul+iservice
Center Building
• Insured unemployment in
Washington State increased from
that of the previous week by
7,245, or 19 percent, to total
of 48,525 for the week ending
January 4, according to Maxine
E. Daly, Commissioner of the
Employment Security Depart-
ment.
This was the second consecu-
tive week showing a substantial
rise as the severe winter weather
and heavy statewide snowfall
brought outdoor activities to a
near halt, Logging and cctruc.
tlon were hardest hit. Many mills
were closed due to the freezing
weather. Other layoffs occured in
the retail trades, following the
end of holiday buying.
The current claimant count of
48,525 is 6,770, or 16 percent,
above the total of the correspond-
trig week in 1968.
,tad mortar fire and sustained
numerous ossuaries. Although
suffering from heat exhaustion
and awaiting medical evacua-
tio Petty Officer Hurst Immedi-
ately rushed across the fire-
swept terrain to aid the wound.
ed men. Ignoring the enemy fire
impacting around him he fear-
lessly moved from one injured
Marine to another administering
first aid and supervising their
evauation to covered positions.
On numerous occasions he used
his own body to shield his pati-
ents from further injury. Contin-
ed the lives of several Marln,
and inspired all who observei
him. Petty Officer Hursts' cou-
age sincere concern for the we'
fare of his comrades and unwav-
ering devotion to duty in th-
face of great personal dange
were In keeping with the highest
traditicw of the Marine Corps
and of the United States Naval
Service."
On April 29 Corpsman Hurst
was seriously wounded in he, tile
action at Cam I_, Vlet Nam for
which he was presented the Put.
pie Heart Medal.
Look Here, y Man..
there's only one
place in my book
to go to have a
NO LEAK
Windshield
Installed
and that's
Grimes & McNeil
3rd & Grove
"Where Your Windshield is
Guaranteed Not to Leak"
SHELTON ADULT EDUCATION
WINTER QUARTER
Olympic C00ilege
REGISTRATION: January 6t:h through January 23 (in class).
WHO MAY ENROLL: Any person 18 years or older my enroll without
special arrangements. High School students must have written per-
mission from their principal.
FEES: $6.00 per credit.
QUARTER ENDS: March 14, 1968
ADULT BASIC EDUCATION
Basic communication skills and arithmetic review. A course for adults who want
to improve their skills in reading, writing and arithmetic; a non-graded course.
T-Th 7-9 Room A-17 Instructor---Irene Harvey
ADULT SECONDARY ED (GED)
A course for adults who want to prepare themselves to take the General Educa-
tional Development test for a high school equivalency certificate; a lon-graded
course.
FEE $12.00 M-W 7-9 Evergreen School Room 11 Instructor--Bernard Dorcy
DRIVER TRAINING
A course for adults who want to learn how to drive a car and to prepare them-
selves to take the Washington State drivers test; a non-graded course.
FEE $85.00 Men. 7-9 Room A-17 InstructorTom Aaron
GENERAL INORGANIC CHEMISTRY
A. Study of general principles and non-metallic elements. Students should have
had three semesters of high school algebra or the equivalent. 5 credits
M-W 7-9:30 ,&.,.8 Instructor--Dr. Jud Holloway
FEDERAL INCOME TAX
A. study of the principles lnvol,ed in determining taxable net income and com-
puting Federal income tax for individuals. 2 credits
Men. 7-9 Room A-15 Instructor--John Tarrant
TYPING (Beginning and Refresher)
A course for those who want to learn how to type and also for those who want
to improve their typing skills. 2 credits
M-W 7-9 Room A-11 Instructor---Fenton Burgess
SHORTHAND (Dictation and refresher)
A course for those who want to learn how to take dictation and also for those
who want to improve their skills. 2 credits
T-Th 7-9 Room A-14 InstructorFenton Burgess
OFFICE PROCEDURES
A course designed to familiarize students with general secretarial office proced-
ures. 3 credits
M-W 7-9 Room A-14 Instructor--Carol Howard
REAL ESTATE FINANCE
The procedures and problems associated with real estate loans and a study of
institutions engaged in financing real property transactions. 3 credits
Thurs. 7-10 Room A.-9 Instructor--Gene Dolan
GRAMMAR REFRESHER
A review of sentence structure and composition techniques. 5 credits
T-Th 7-9:30 Room A-10 InstructorCharlotte Hflligoss
THE NOVEL
The nature and development of long fiction; reading and disCussion of several
novels. 2 credits
Tues. 7-9 Library Instructor--Mike Rear
LIVING AND LEARNING WITH THE TEENAGER
A discussion of the maturing teenager and the effects of home and social life
during this period of development. 2 credits
Wed 7-9 Room A-17 (eight weeks only) Instructor--Barbara Martin
CRIMINA'L INVESTIGATION
The basic fundamentals of criminal investigation. 5 credits
Wed 7-i0 Room A-15 InstructorStaf
COLLEGE ARITHMETIC
Emphasis on fundamentals of arithmetic with application to every day problems,
5 credits
T-Th 7-9:30 Room A-15 Instructor--James Slaz'pe
PHYSICAL CONDITIONING
Activities to promote general all around physical fitness. 1 credit
Men 7-9 Gym Instructor--Haxold Wilon
SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY
A study of the effects of society and social groups on the individual and of the
individual on groups. Emphasis is put on attitudes--their development, ways of
influeacing, and ways of measuring. 5 credits
M-W 7.9:30 Room A-10 Inst_wtov--Pat McCarthy
ELEMENTARY SPANISH
The fundamentals requisite for good pronunciation and a speaking and reading
knowledge of Spanish. 5 credits
M-W 7-9:30 Room A-9
Irmtructor---Ltllian Moakeland
PUBLIC SPEAKING
lining in the selection, organization and effective presentatto of Mote
an audienca 3 credit
Th 7-10 Room A-9 ltructor--Paul Grille
WELDING
Fundamentals of arc and gas welding. 2 credits
N'NE $I5.00 lab fee T-Th 7-9 Room A-23 ZrtrtcoF---0. Ors,
SMALL ENGINE REPAIR
Repair and malntauance of small galine engines. 2 credits
Wed. 7?9:80 Auto Shop Instru6tor--MAAn
Hood Cereal Junior High School
HOME ECONOMICS (Beginning Bishop Sewing)
Basic Bishop sewin¢ techniques using.cotton materials. 2 Mt
...... Hood ....... _±
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