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Creamery Says.-I
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The process of heating milk
to at least 143 degrees F for
30 minutes, destroys over
99% of all bacte=qa and dis-
ease producing organisms 'n
it. Food value is not changed
sighlflcantly, its safety and
keeping qualities greatly im-
PrOVed.
Little+ if any, loss of Vitamin
A arid riboflavm results.
Thiamine drops about 10%,
,+?rb, acid about 2o,,
h!m°ugh recent research on
Igh . temperature . short-
time Pasteurization has re-
Maurice Jones, 195-
pound, 6-foot-2-inch cen-
ter of +the New York
Broadway Clowns, who
appear in Shelton Feb. 3
to play an exhibition bas-
ketball game against the
Morgan Lumber team,
toured the 'European thea-
tre with an Army All-Star
team before his recent re-
lease from the service. A
graduate of Knoxville Col-
lege, he is said to be an
exceptionally clever ball
handler and sensational on
re-bounds.
ANN BARGER, MARJ TIFFANY
STARS OF FEM PIN TOURNEY
Although she failed to be in a Ann posted totals (including a
top spot' in any of the three regu- 243 pin handicap) of 581 in the
lar events. Ann Barger's consist- team event, in which her Shelton
ency paid off with the all-events Grocery aggregation was just out
crown with a 1793 pin total in of the money in third place, 614
LUMBERMEN
VICTORS
'Dimes' Game Gives
Customers 3 hi flis
In 56-54 Decision
A scanty crowd of basketball
fans was treated to one of the
most pulse-quickening maple court
thrillers of this town's history on
Tuesday night when the Morgan
Lumber club squeezed a 56 to 54
decision out of the Valley Clean-
ers of Ehna after two overtime
periods in a "March of Dimes"
fund-raising featm'e in the Shel-
ton gym.
The two teams battled tooth-
and-tongs through 45 minutes of
furious, fast - moving basketball
Whtch was finally settled when
Danny Cormicr arched two foul
shots through the meshes after
two minutes of the second extra
period, ending as spectacular a
cage duel asthe new Shelton gym
has ever witnessed.
For 39 minutes and 58 seconds
of the 40-minute regular i)laying
time Morgan Lumber never trailed,
but with Timer Bruce Schwarek
flexing his index finger to stop
the clock for the final time Bob
Picrcy cast off with a long arch-
ing shot from the leit sidelines
only a few feet inside the mid-
court mark and it sagged the
twine for the tying tallies at 48-
all.
Piercy Gets Red Hot
In the first overtime Fotvar'd
By Ted Kesting
by 'red Kestlng
Tile life of a boy illustrates
human existence. The boy who
has not developed a tendency tO
lmnt and shoot by the time he
is 12 years old probably never
will become a shooting man. That
is no indication of depravity, but
only that his greatest pleasure in
life will come from some other
source.
For the benefit of parents: the
boy who is fond of shooting does
not handicap himself particularly
in any profession.
Maj. Chas: Askins, authority on
arms and their use, advises that
to lessen recklessness and instill
care, new sllooters need education
and experience. It is bestfor the
boy getting his early training on
game to go hunting With his fa-
ther. The "old man" won't hesi-
tate to tell him when he is care-
less, when he is pointing his piece
about promiscuously, wheu he is
using it as a club, or wh'n hc is
carrying it in a position to endan'-
ger others•
A friend of the major's told
him a story of being 'oUt with a
rabbit hunter who 'was forever
punching rabbits out 6f the bnmh
with the butt of his gun. The gun
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IN DOUBLE OVERTIME
Election Until
Next Tuesday .... -= ........... ,•>
Despite weather which would ..............................................................................................
haY, kept less enthusiastic pet +- Owl Comeback Sh)
sons at home. 35 rabid riflemen r
tut+.e,, o.t iast week forth,+, . Y -" ?]+:+=+:Y+'+'++ "
scheduled electlon meeUng of the 4 Ponts of V tor
new .Sheltm; Rifle Club but de- ] 1C
cided to delay their final voting Mary M. Knight's desperate last d.?
until next Tuesday evening at quarter rally fell a little siw of .+ e_- ,
eight o'clock in the Menmrial catching North River so the Mat-
Building in order to give the ad-
ditlonal 25 to 30 interested peo-
ple they, krlew :would be out a
chance to select the club offi-
cers•
Numerous nominations for the
organization's first officers were
made at last Week's meeting' aud
a !bngthy diScUssion of dues,
range fees, and by-laws was in-
dulged in by the surprisingly large
turnout. By-laws were drawn up
at tile discussion and will be voted
upon for adoption at next Tues-
day's meeting, along with the cl-
ectlon of officers.
The chlb's acting chairman an-
noticed + Monday he had contact-
ed ten Tiffany over the status of
the Shelton .airport buildings
Which- thd' ellib' wheS to rise for
ranges and .club quarters and was
informed that everything appear-
ed ,highIy.. favorable .for. approval
by the Navy within the next few
days.
lock aggregation lost a Tri-County
league basketball verdict 29 to 25,
at Brooldyn Friday night.
Big Bill Brehmeycr steered the
unsuccessful Owl rally and scored
12 of his team's points. He was
out-scored• however, by his rival
center. Burke, who made 16. The
lineups:
North River (29) M. Knight (25)
B. Bict¢ar 4 f Davidson .l
Williams 1 f Pahncr 3
Burke 16 c Brehmeyer 12
Morris 3 g Zabel 5
Wieland e Nye 1
Suhs: Norttl River--..13ob Bickar
5. Mark Knigltt---Kingery, Fuller.
Hood Canal Sl, ortsmen
Meeting Next Thursday
Their 'first bUSllicss of 19-17 will
be transacted next Thursday eve-
ning by the Hood Canal Sports-
menYs AssociatiOn whdn members
gather in the Hoodsport school for
their January session.
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DELIGHT PAnK
DANCE PAVILION LAKE ISABELLA
JANUARY 25
Admission $1 per Person (Tax Included)
LADIES FREE
SHIP YOUR FREIGHT
BY BOAT
FAST FREIGHT SERVICE
WITH DOOR DELIVERY IN SHELTON
Beattle Freight should be routed via Str. Indian, Ferry Dock,
Tacoma Freight vm str. Skookum Chief, Milwaukee Dock.
No. 2
"" Time Schedule as follows:
Leaves Tacoma clally, except Sunday at 5 p.m. for
Olympia and Shelton m
• Arrives Shelton daily, except Sunday i
CLARENCE CARLANDER, President I
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UGET00 SOUND FREIGHT LINES I
in the doubles, where she and Vi
Russell took the last prize posi-
tion at third place with an 1136
pin total,.and 598 in the singles,
where she was second.
Marj Tiffany captured the sin-
gles with 632 total, while the dou-
bles championship went to Jessie
Htinter and Julia McCaslin at
1195, edging out Phllis Tembruell
and Frankie Fredson's 1179 total.
The two prize places in the
team were captured by Pastime
with a 2361 total, and Ritner's
Corner at 2323. Mickey Linde-
man paced the Pastime effort
while Jessie Hunter shot well ov-
er her average in the Ritner per-
formance. Mrs, Hunter, inciden-
tally, was second to Miss Barger
in the all events with a 1761 total.
T.EAM EVENT
Pastime (1st) Rltner's (2nd)
Staley 4941Godden 370
Kopperman 3161McCasltn 336
Lindeman 462 Willour 323
Shuffenh'r 40,5 Hunter 366
Sutherland 480[Bishop 391
handicap 204] handicap 537
728 814 819 2361 829 708 786 2323
SINGLES EVENT
Tiffany (192l .... 150 144 146--632
Barger (243) .... 125 109 121598
Staley (66) ........ 199 140 187--592
Hunter (218) .... 115 112 144--589
Frisken (126) .... 162 155 146--589
DOUBLES EVENT
Hunter (218) .... 111 133 '126--588
McCaslin (213) 112 124 158 607
Total 1195
Tembruell (186) 117 168 127 598
FranFr'sn (69) 173 160 179--581
Total 1179
Russell (93) ...... 120 148 161 522
Barger (243t .... 125 122 124--614
Total 1136
ALL EVENTS
Barger ............ 581 614 598--1793
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Al Eatou put the Shelton team
ahead on a beautiful tip-off play
with a fast-break under the bas-
ket, but Piercy promptly count-
ered with two more sensational
one-handed casts which put the
Elma visitors out in front, oly to
have Eaton come back and tie
it
once more. The visitors looked
like winners a moment later When
Kenny Shelton fired home a re-
bound but Cormicr knotted it up
once more at 54-all with a tip-in
with just seconds /to go, setting
the stage for his two winning
foul shots in the second extra ses-
sion two minutes later•
The Morganites had elected to
pass up two other single foul shots
earlier in the second overtime be-
cause one point wasn't worth much
under the ruling which says the
first two points in the second Over-
time end the game, so preferred
not to risk losing possession of the
ball. Then Cormier was fouled in
the act of shooting in the keyhole
and showed his ability to produce
in the clutch by converting both
chances•
Coburn's Play Outstanding
The point producing heroes of
the thrilling tusslb were Piercy, a
former Elma' prep ace. with 27
points, Cormier with 22, Eaton
and Bill Levett with 14 apiece, but
tha Shelton club wouldn't have
been in the game at all without
angular Bill Coburn's aggressive
ball hawking uncer both back-
b'oards. The lanky uy was all
over the bah every time it came
down from the boards and his con-
trol was one of the real reasons
Morgan Lumber finally earned the
duke.
Levett's departure from the con-
test in thc first minute of the
fourth quarter on personal fouls
hurt the Shelton cause seriously
as he had been almost as hot as
Piercy up to that'point with long
shots-from all parts of the front
court,
After a 12-£2 first quarter, the
Morganites broke out into a 31 to
23 halftime lead, once holding a
ten-point margin, but the visitors
crept steadily closer as the second
half got under way and brought
their deficit down to but 40-37'at
the third-quarter rest. From there
on it was a basket-for-basket duel
between Cormier and Eaton for
the lumbermen and Piercy for the
cleaners, the Sheltonians always
managing to stay a jump ahead
until the SElma hotshot's dead-
locking goal with two seconds to
go.
Owls Win Preliminary
In the preliminary' scrap, Mark
M: Knight's Owls of the Tri-Coun-
ty league earned a 30 tO 18 vic-
tory over the reserves of the High-
climber B team 'behind th scoring
and floor-play of husky, lefthand-
ed Bill Brehmeyer, who played
outfield for Shelton's junior Amer-
icai Legion baseball team last
summer. The Matlock quintet
trailed through the first quarter
but got into gear behind the scor-
ing of Palmer and Sabel to move
ahead at the half, 13 to 8. After
the ' Highclimber reserves had
closed athird quarter gap of 22-
16 to but four points, Brehmeyer
kicked in With three straight bas-
kets which stowed the game'away
safely for the Owls.
The lineups:
Morgan (56) Val. Cleaners (54)
Williams 3 f Piercy 27
Eaton 14 f Kinnaman 8
Cormier 22 c Anderson 10
Levett +14 g W. Sllelton 3
Eacrett g K. Shelton 6
Subs: Morgan LumberCoburn
3, McCahn. Valley Cleaners--
Finney, Claflin, CUrran.
M. Knight (30) B Team Res. (18)
Davidson 4 f Skagen 5
Palmer 6 f Cole 3
Brehme,er 9 c Ashley 1
Fulker " g. .Wells 4
Sabel 7 g Guthrie 1
Subs: Mary M. Knight-Nye 5,
Kingery, 'Ambrose. B Team--=Mc-
Pherson 4, Deffinbauglt, Davidson
Gorlflch.
New Mobil Tire Now
Available In County
Mob'ilgaS:dealrs in'MaSon coun-
ty/ welcomed 'a new addition to
their family of products this week
With the arrival of the new Mobil
tire• Features of the" tire include
use of a new tread design to'give
a better grip on the road when
inflated attd extra thickness of a
specially blended rlbber com-
pound to withstand shock,
These new tires, available in all
sizes for passenger cars and
trucks, have been exhaustively
tested for three years before plac-
ing them' on sal, according to A1
Dlelinson,: local Mobil +.tire distri-
butor. Most Mobilgas dealerShOW
have Mobil tires, for delivery in
this area, le said,
slipped down through the brush-
pile, raised a hammer and fired,
His frtend foun'd him barely able
to say, "Guess I'm done."
The lad who has never had an
accident, never let his gun go off
accidentally, whether it hurt any-
one or not, is either wise or lucky
or both perhaps. Recklessness' can
he knocked out of us by exper-
ience onIy, and if it is :our own
experience we generally pay for
it.
The tendency of every boy is
to form a gang or be attached
to a gang. When he goes hunting
the gang goes• The bigger the
crowd, the greater, the danger, but
that is rarely considered. In a
group of half dozen lads, four
might be well taught and per-
fectly safe with a gun, but the
other two will find it necessary
to show off. These are the dan-
gerous boys. Nobody will com-
plain about them, for a boy has
a great dread of being thought
afraid of anything whatever. If
a bullet went through the heel
of his boot, so that his mother
might not see it when she went
to help him pull his boot off, he'd
plug that hole up with utmost
care and never say a word about
it,
It takes time to teach us that
a gun is deadly, and not to be
handled like any other tool what-
soever. All this kind of education
ks modern and, unlike the hnnt-
ng'insinct, we' have inherited no
tnstrinctive care in the handling
of a gun.
Smoke Shop Smoke
Screen Shatters
Bottlers Pinfems
WOMEN'S MAJOR LEAGUE
? W L
Smoke Shop 24
Shelton Transfer ................ 21 15
Cammaranos ...................... 20 16
Chatterbox Cafe ................ 7" 29
200High game---Frankie Fredson,
54High total-- Frankie Fredson,
What had been a first place
tie between the pair ended in a
complete rout which bo0tel' Smoke
Shop into a three-game lead in
the women's maJor"b0wlig lea-
gue Thursday and skidded Cam-
maranos into third place When
the former whitewashed the lat-
ter on the averagefattening
scores of Lucille Daniels and Ha-
zel Ferrier. Inez Dodds' 507 total
failed to save the bottlers from
being whitewashed.
Shelton Transfer slipped past
the Cams into second pla'e On a
3 to 1 triumph over the' hapless
Chatterbox Cafe quintet as Fran-
kie Fredson rolled the top indi-
vidual scores of the night at 200
and 542 with Mickey Lindeman
contributing strongly with an ov-
er-average .figure in every game.
LaVonne Cole and Vi Russell pull-
ed the bashers together in time
to take the finale:
The sd0rlng: ++
Smoke Shop (4) Cams (0)
handicap 132 handicap" 72
FredaFred. 432| R.Friaken 399
'I.Dammann 43liE.Smith • 426
Cams Giv, en Stiff
Arg,men[in 63-54
Win 0verMorgan' s
Bill McOann's sprained ankle,
suffered in the early moments of
the second half, may have clteated
Morgan Lumber's basketeers out
of an upset victory over the lea-
gue-topping Cammarano Bottlers
in 'a thrill-packed Olympia City
League "game here Saturday night
and stopped a winning streak
which the Morganites had run to
four straight in the circuit.
The Bottlers crashed through
in the second half, after McCann's
departure from the game, to win
an ultimate 63 to 54 verdict as
Rod Hansen registered 20 of his
total of 26 points. Hanse4 was
so torrid in the second half all
he had to do was toss the casaba
into the air and. it swished the
net for two points.
The lumbermen, behind Mc-
Cann's defensive work and Dan
Cormier's dozen points, took a 30
to 24" half-time: advantage, but
couldn't stand up under the com-
birmtion of. Hansen's point-pro-
ducing and McCann's loss•
The Shelton club had won its
faugh straight triumph in the
Olympia YMCA gym Thursday
nighU with a mercilesg 59 to 21
shellacking of the Carlson Shoe
Reiiair club. Cormier garnered 17
points while Joe Williams and Al
Eaton were close behind with 14
each.
This Saturday Morgan Lumber
takes on the Olympia. YMCA team
in the new' Sheltofi gym at eight
o'clock while tonight "dt the Olym-
pia Junior high gm they meet
the Mt: View 'Golfers• The line-
ups:
organ Lbr. (59+),, Caris0n's (21)
tdn 1,t" F Benefiel 2
Williams 14 F Bent 4
Cormier 17 C White
B.Phlllips 2 G Schmaltz 6
McCann 6 G Gilchrist 3
Subs: Morgan Lumbm .... Met
Morgan 6. Carlson Shoe--Berger
6.
Cams (68) Morgan IA)r. (54)
Swanson 7 F Levett 11
Lynes 8 F Eaton 11
Eide 11 C Cormier 16
Hansen'26 G McCann 8
Borden 6 G B.Phillips 5
Subs: Cams Lewthwaite .
Morgan Lumber--Eacrett 1; WiN
liams 2. Mel Morgan.
Levett Leading
5,Piayer Joust
FOr Point Honors
Bill Levett, 'Morgan Lumber
forward, leads a five-player scrap
by a thin one-point margin for
the seven-game first half city
basketball league scoring honors
with 85 points.
Dbn Underwood, center for the
title-winning PantorJum Tailors,
is second at 64 with Bill Coburn,
angular Needham's Men's Wear
center, third at 62. Two more
:Morgan Lumber teammates fill
out the score leading quintet,
L.Daniels 411]R.Edgley 347 Dan Cormier in fourth place with
.M.Mifflin 410ID.Ctiristen'n 430 59 and Al Eaton in fifth with 57.
H.Ferrier 474 I:Do0ds 507 Levett tops the league in field
T0tai 2290 Tots2 21811 goals with 32 While Coburn is the
Chatterbox (1) Shelton Tfr. (3) circuit's most accurate foul shoot-
handicap 117 handicap 132 er with 16 converted gift tosses,
V.Russell 491]P, Staley , 421 closely followed by Walt Simon.
• Jummy 438 A.Kopperm n [ son, Belfair S skipper/who has 13.
L.Cole 451 M.Lindeman 4o [ First half scoring totals:
W Schirmer 394[M Sutherld 426 -
• " 542 t xg ft pts
D Roberts 4141FranFred. ; Levett ML .................. 32 1 6'5
Total 2305, Total 2807 Underwood P .......... 29 6 64
. I Coburn N .................. 23 16 62
Blazers Meet Olympia [Cormier ML ............ 26 7 59
ll.,;An T llzrl .+]pbi I Eaton ML ................ 24 9 o7
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forced cancellation of their - I T,lh, W 10 ,4 a9
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r J t'ntmps . 18 6 42
Shelton Junior high .Blazers retu n loods p ............ 16 ^
to their basketball campaigning to-, .................... v 41
morrow afternoon when they go to
Olympia to tackle the undefeated,
powerful Washington junior high
team of the Capitol City.
The Blazers meet Hoquiam in
the Sheltgn gym Jan. 31 in their
next ome appearance.
Shelton Man Selling
Adv6rtisin Seryice ,
Ralph Horto, former Volga, I
S. D., resident who recently moved
to Shelton, has been'named Wash-[
ington 'and Northern ldaho repre-I
sentative of the 1R. W. ]VcAtlister!
Compahy, a Dallas, TeXas, newS-I
paper advertising syndicate.
, DUring the war Mr. Horton was
a:h official of lend-lease in charge
,.of paper :sttpplle in the :North Af-
rican theatre of operations,
McCann BP
Cardtnal BP
Wilson BP
B.Armstrong 0
B.Phllllps P
Somers M
Parsons P
S.Armstrong R
Jeffrey R
Kendall R
Stmonson B
H.Gruver BP
Danlels R
B.Viger M
Smlth M
D.P.hillltm R P
Stonberg
Lee M
White O
Rae O
Barger N
Burgoyne BPI
McPh0ron R
Foter. B
Lumsden O
Gardlner N
'redson P
Itope B
391 Chase N
871 Morgan ML
36i Fletcher O
85/Davis B
• 33Howarth O
29/Hutchinson O
28[ Crow B
27/Nealy B
27[ Valley 'ML
27t Price P
27I Robertson B
27 Pedersen B
26 Williams Mr,
28 R.Vtger
23 L.GrtlvPr IP
28 Coffman BP
22, Cole P
! valton
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21; [crett MI#
20t Phoma B
' lliott O
1 lanson M
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1U ednarkl N,
16 ,aBiasonler BP
16 Villard M
:14 Adams R
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NEVER BEEN IN SALT WATER
DELIVERED IN 2-CORD LOADS
P h o n e 6 5 6
MORGAN FUEL CO.
I i i
SCHNEIDERS PRAIRIE
DANCING
EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT
Now Sponsored by
Mason County V. F. W. Post
SMITH BROS. DIXIELAND BAND
Playing Request Numbers attd
Music To Suit All Dancing Tastes
LUNCH AND BOTTLED BEER SERVED
Dancing 9 P.M. to 2 A.M.
"$1 Per Person, Tax Included
IF YOUR
TRUCK
Dives over a bank we don't
have to drag it up and tear
it up, for
Our wrecker has the power
tO pick it up and
Without further damage.
Phone 52
WITH THE
ADVENT
of hard surfaced roads, and
The closer passing margin
Correct steering became im-
perative and
We correct steering on a
guarantee.
SHELTON GARAGE
1ST AND COTA -- PHONE 52
KIMBEL
MOTORS
Factory Approved .
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Chrysler - Plymouth - International
SALES - PARTS - SERVICE
We Are Equipped to Repair and Rebuild
All Makes of
Cars - Truck - Tractors and Heavy
Logging Equipment
In Our
NEW SERVICE BUILDING
AT SOUTH FIRST AND MILL STREET
And Brazing i PHONE
Motor Testing
I
465-W
Electric Welding I
by the Latest Sunmaster Method
Means No Guess Work